No doubt! A couple of posters on Faceplant & my friend who took the 1st pic (lived in Timmins in the 90s) all said it's not forgiving as there are no shoulders if you get off the pavement or have to pull off.
Driving up to visit was a long boring drive especially after you passed Cartier. Leave work @ 11 AM, hit the bank. Grab a bite and gas in Evilland then roll into Timmins after dark.
I've never driven it in the winter. I did run it southbound 1 fall & came a float w/ a excavator on it in the east ditch between 101 & T-C-P Lake. Too much speed on a downhill curve. A couple of years ago there was some construction near Gogama to reduce 2 curves.
Those will be the last models off the line
I think in '94 the '95 MY Mach Zs & MXZx 440s were the last to show up @ the dealers. I know I was getting worried when my 440 was going to arrive.
Does BRP provide the dealers w/ a production schedule? I know when I ordered my '01 or '04, they had the schedule in their hands.
Welcome to OC. The year we did the Tracks to Trails ride (2005?) 3 riders from the Ft Wayne area unloaded @ D'ville. I think their plan was a day of riding in the area & then 2 days to ride back to the Soo.
Checking my GPS tracks from our Great Big Loop trip of 2020, the distance from the Esso truck stop on 17 @ Wawa to the Esso in Chapleau (not cutting thru @ Moose Horn Lodge) is 140 miles.
Yes, 2 pumps, leave the primer out to give it 1 more squirt when it started & you were good to go.
If these guys were the self-proclaimed 'experts', it shouldn't have been all that difficult...