woodyf

Yes they are, but you lose the adjustability. However thank goodness you lose the adjustability.

My wife has a 2016 Blizzard 900 ace. She could never find the correct adjustment on the ts skis. My friend convinced me to install semi-aggressive carbides on her ride. She just loves them. It's like having power steering in all conditions. No more adjusting, no more fusing... She can steer with a single hand. No darting. They are worth the money. Set your front track shock at 80 to 90%, lightens the ski pressure and enjoy the power steering. No more ts skis in this household. Great on paper, not so much in application.

From Facebook STP. Great News indeed! "Good News!! Northbound Sno Drifters has managed to complete a reroute for D trail connecting Chelmsford/Azilda to Garson/The Valley. Thanks to Volunteers for there dedication and efforts to make this a reality."

Sudbury Trail Plan We have been receiving a lot of messages from riders asking when trails will open, we apologize for the delay. We have been attempting to renegotiate some of our land-use agreements to offer access our district trail system. Until these agreements are in place, we will not be able to open some of our trails and others we will be risk managing for the season. This may result in more closures or partial closures throughout the season. Weather has also delayed opening many trails so far. We are hopeful we will be able to maintain what we have this winter. We will continue to seek resolutions to these issues in order to fully open the trail system in the future. We THANK ALL the Volunteers who have worked so hard to prepare the trail system. D Trail between Chelmsford and MR80, C111D between Windy Lake and Highway 144 and C Trail between Coniston and the Town of Wahnapitae will not open.