Is it ok to talk about Sno runners

myjunk

myjunk

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Sno runners are cool. I had one, but then sold it. I think the runner part of its name came from the fact I had to get off of it and run along side of it in deep snow!
 
Sixpac440

Sixpac440

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I cant see the pic at work but if its the Chrysler one it was designed by the Russians I think ....
Some car show, Top Gear maybe, pitted that against a dirt bike and a snowmobile ... it was a very squirrely beast!
 
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tbeercheck

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I picked up one on craigslist, it needed a lot of work. It's ready to go now (Stock). I had heard that they were a little Squirrley. So I was going to put an upgraded front ski on it. Hopefully this will help. I've never written one of these before.
 

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myjunk

myjunk

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Hi, If you are looking for parts, or even information there is a guy who lives about 30 minutes from me who is an expert on these. He carries many parts an is a wealth of knowledge. He goes by the name snorunner on ebay. If you want to send me a pm I could give you his number.
tbeercheck said:
Does anybody else out there own one of these ?
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tbeercheck

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myjunk said:
Hi, If you are looking for parts, or even information there is a guy who lives about 30 minutes from me who is an expert on these. He carries many parts an is a wealth of knowledge. He goes by the name snorunner on ebay. If you want to send me a pm I could give you his number.
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I know of the guy ( Walt ) that's where I got everything I needed as far as parts and a little information . He's like the only guy who handles sno runner stock parts . I saw the thread a couple years back on a performance build , I tried to PM one of the gentleman he never responded . Thanks for your help
 
YOOP

YOOP

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nice looking ride

we got 2, haven't had a chance to ride them yet.
one of them is the HP model.bought a box muffler for one of them,should help it breathe a lot better

 
Mark G

Mark G

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I've got a few of them, lots of fun to ride. Pretty easy too, but the more the front ski gets worn the less stable it is to turn. We just got a foot of snow last night, looks like it's time to take em for a spin!

This one is like new (and for sale:wink:)



This is one of the riders:

 
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GTS225

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Lucky7 said:
How does it move?
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There's a narrow snowmobile-type track/belt under the rear that provides the forward force. I suspect that the idea is to lean, like driving a motorcycle, to assist the front ski with steering.

Roger
 
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