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We are in Senneterre tonight so not sure how things are Fugereville im sure we can at least get back there .trails are still really good here

Left Senneterre this morning with a couple inches of new snow trails were perfect had lunch at Rapid 7 I think the sugar pie there is even better than moonbeam clubhouse.. Trails from LaForce back to Fugereville are starting to get thin and they are rock hard after the flash freeze last night but still very rideable . If i was coming up i would drive to Amos or Val -dor

Was talking to 2 very nice people at the one warm up shack yesterday. Riding 2 850s. There trip appeared similiar to yours LoL. They said they were from Sarnia.

I put the 850 seat on. But never tried the soft Mach seat. Was told by many to not even bother. I think I paid 400

Yep. Changing plugs on an 850 ETEC is a PITA, but they very rarely foul and if they do its generally on sleds that are 3+ years old and on the original plugs. My dealer recommends doing them after the 2nd season. The plugs are pretty easy to do if you pull off the secondary clutch so you have more access.

Well that was definitely us lol

I hope to get back to KL Saturday afternoon. She who must be obayed says I can't go solo next week, so I may not even get away. Won't get a definitive answer from riding buddy until Monday so haven't booked anything yet. PITA!

Wowsie are you ok? I thought you were the type to wait and see if it snows again. 😆 Now we get two feet in March 🥳.

Unfortunately this is what i use on big trips 2 850s take alot of oil on this trip I brought 2 four litre jugs and I bought one today to get back to the cottage tomorrow

I do like that seat bag but it doesnt fit on a Lynx. I could get 3 x 1L of oil in it and 3-4 beers.

My buddy can't get away until Thursday now so we are going to stay at Kirkland Lake and do a couple loops from there. Leaving on Sunday.

Im sold on the 31ltr combo bag. It doesnt get in the way at all, keeps weight off the back and I could easily hold a gallon of oil and clothes for a week in it.

Rode to Matagami today fresh groomed all the way up and trail was in really good shape on the way down to lebel-sur-Quevillon where we are spending the night. See about 20 sleds today light flurries most of the afternoon sky is clear now and +1

Last run for us in QC from clova to senneterre, 275 km. Trail 83 was great most of the way, one small stretch that was thin and some clanging of rocks, closer to senneterre. It was a great trip and odd how running almost the same route a year ago feels so different and not the same….i enjoyed the run into and out of chiboug a lot more this time.

Parked in beautiful downtown Durham around 230pm and took the trail west then turned north over the top of Durham to the railbed, south to the B111 and back to the trailer for 120 km afternoon. Road run sections were mostly solid and there was a bit of snow to run on at the sides which was surprising. Trails on the west side and up to the railbed were groomed last night. So was the railbed but it was getting hard to tell, lots of traffic. Klondyke had groomed their section of the B111 and it was good but no grooming on the Durham side and it was completely bombed out garbage. Only pictures of the good stuff…….lol The bad was bad. Some of the sections should be closed but I’m sure tomorrow will do them all in.

So im assuming temiscaming, ville marie took a beating today with that warmth and sun? Amos should be ok its just getting there.