Did someone leave the fridge open in here??.... cause something smells like it has spoiled.
Here's a thought, stay in school, go to college, get a good job, then go spend as much as you want on a sled, cause you will deserve it.
Sorry b1scu1t14, I could not resist when I saw your subject name.
I do feel your pain though man, when I was your age my Dad had 4 really old sleds and I was allowed to ride only one, a 1969 Ski-Doo olympic, the rest of the sleds got riden only in hunting season.
He used to ride all the time when I was a baby, even took us kids out a few times, but by the time I was 14 and old enough to ride one myself, he had spent more time fixing his old sleds than riding them and lost his passion for them.
When I bought my own sled a few years ago, he saw how well built the new ones are, and how much fun, so he went and got one for himself and he's loving it. He is even more gung-ho than I am.
I would have loved to go ride'n with my Dad when I was a teenager like we do now, and I am so grateful that we have gotten to be such good friends, and have fun riding together.
I guess my piont is that snowmobiling is something that fathers and sons can enjoy doing together, so if you and your father don't already, go out riding together and enjoy those times, it is a great chance for you to get to know him as a man, and not just as your father, cause as 9-11 taught all of us, all life is fragile and fleating, so cherish every moment of it.
It's not what you ride, just that you ride.
When hell freezes over, we'll ride there too.