Sledguy74

I’m never the first to go out, been at it for too long, let everyone else find all the hidden obstructions

Looks like part of the rail line is yellow from Dundalk to Owen sound

Radio said kitchener got 14 cms, I’ll round up and say 6 inches lol In Mississauga this morning and zero here

This weird white stuff is falling from the night sky lol nice start to December

Heard bala area got 4 Ft of snow this weekend

Liking the forecast

They were fantastic shows

My home insurance went up $300 to $1624, we renovated the basement this summer and replaced the main floor flooring so I updated our coverage this year

Was stuck in Milton and saw this heading west bound

I’d assume so

permit arrived today Just need cold and snow now

Quite the difference between the first summit and current one I still have the Ski-doo promo VHS tape for the 1994 sleds lol

Actually had frost Saturday morning on the roof tops won’t be long and it will be the Toronto sled show weekend !

Starting to cool off , leaves beginning to fall. won’t be long at the sled will have to come out of storage,

Ordered my permit $221.50

I remember Kris Vandolder with that esso sponsor f1 sled Vessairs were from Honey Harbour ON I believe they ran a marine there

Gary & Bruce Vessair (Team) For more than 20 years, brothers Gary and Bruce Vessair ran circles around their competition in snowmobile ice oval racing. From flat tracks in their native Ontario to the high-banked ovals of Eagle River to the prestige of Valcourt and very well beyond, they were self-made stars. Gary won multiple championships in multiple classes on the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation (OSRF) as well as race series titles in Quebec. Both brothers earned major Formula I/Sno Pro titles circuits, and each won an Eagle River World Championship – first Bruce in 1989 and then Gary in 1992. For those who remember the Vessair brothers at the Georgian Cup in Owen Sound and other tracks around North America, they are part of the 2025 inductee class intro the Snowmobiling Hall of Fame. Many fond memories of dad and I watching those F1 twin trackers tearing up the ice back in the 80s and 90s

No but it wasn’t really high between 4000-6000 miles

I had a 17 axys 800 and never had any issues I know it’s before the years you mentioned but it was a fun sled with the short track the storage on it sucked , no room for anything , now on my 2022 adventure 650 I have more than enough

Free bottle of antistatic stabilizer showed up

Polaris giving away free bottle of the fuel treatment just register on website with VIN and contact info

I went to an ice ripper track on my adventure 650 and will be going back to studs if I ever buy again i did not notice the added traction you do with traditional studding same with braking, almost fell off twice with it slid in a couple of turns that had ice and I was use to the studs providing the grip just my opinion on the topic