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SuperG

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SuperG last won the day on November 16 2020

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About SuperG

  • Birthday 03/26/1986

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  • Location
    Parry Sound
  • Main Riding Area
    Parry Sound District
  • Club
    South Seguin SC
  • Sled
    2018 Ski Doo Grand Touring SE 1200
  • Previous and/or Other Sleds
    2017 Ski Doo Renegade Enduro 900ace,2015 Polaris Switchback 800 60th Anniversary, 2008 Yamaha apex GT, 40th Anniversary<br /><br />
    95 Formula Z 583
  • 19/20 Mileage
    0 No Sled :(
  • 18/19 Mileage
    0 bicep surgery :(
  • 17/18 Mileage
    1200 kms
  • 16/17 Mileage
    2300 kms
  • 15/16 Mileage
    3100 kms
  • 14/15 Mileage
    2100kms
  • Gender
    Male
  • Website URL
    FaceBook South Seguin SC

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  1. That does seem a bit up there, are you running a gaser or diesel? I got an ecoboost and get about 10.5-11 on average but towing puts it around 15-21 also depending on your terrain and driving habits etc.
  2. Yup keep running your entitled mouth keyboard warrior. Volunteering isnt something you'd do.
  3. ya damn right im calling your ignorant ass out! Not everyone has the ability to have everything delivered when they wanted as its in the middle of covid times. got it delivered closest to the time when the VOLLUNTEERS could do the bridge work and yes that is always the risk you take but due to the covid times, it was the best that could be done and gambled on people being honest which didnt work out this time. Thats why you dont always say what everyone else is thinking cause you dont know what the circumstances were especially during these times when stuff is hard to get. So in your words sir, YOU go pound salt!
  4. yes i to believe we are in for a few polar vortex, but the problem will be getting them first before the whopping amount of white gold
  5. This was actually lumber bought by park to park, and HRS was going to do the labour installing it on the 35' bridge. p2p had been waiting most of the summer to get that material from the mill, and there are a few more bridges close to sprucedale-hwy 11 way that were waiting to get material from the mill for p2p to do redecking on but were not able to get most in time due to shortages from the mill etc. P2P was able to get material for the one 65' bridge on the west side of sprucedale and south seguin members did the labour redecking it earlier this year and finished. P2P and both snowmobile clubs are working to secure more materials to do at least patch jobs to keep the trail open this season. Definitely someone knows something! and if you know something, say something!
  6. Nothing wrong with bringing all the fixins and having good ole swamp dogs! Did that a few times at the tail end of a good days ride. Not gourmet by any means but hits the spot. Also I think there was another contraption called the muff pot, you would fill it up with your stuff and then attach it to your muffler and ride around for a bit until it cooked.
  7. Contrarily to years past, i wouldnt want to take the risk of pre planning and deposits on any areas to ride till at least December as i believe things will change in some areas before then. Colds and flu along with the virus will only complicate things for the officials and more closures or lockdowns will be imposed due to the still much unknown. As far as grooming operators goes, I can see having to add disinfecting wiping down of all in cab/touch point areas before handing off the machine to another operator. Districts will have to allow for more time for this on top of doing pre and post trip checks etc. If you are doing your trips just try to bring disinfecting wipes and sanitizer with you. heck I even wipe down a timmies coffee cup with one before drinking from it, better to be safe than sorry. Coming back into the truck i have my sanitizer in my centre console and give a squirt in the hands before even touching my face or to take the mask off and even before touching the door handle to close the door. Yes maybe a bit extreme but again id rather be over cautious than not. We will have a good season ahead just have to change some things and use common sense although i know common sense isnt that common now a days. Also a tidbit of knowledge from a friend that is one working on a vaccine right now, they have found vitamin D3 does help lesson the affects of covid if you do get it. Stay safe all.
  8. Seguin Marina hands down. Bought a new demo years ago from byers. Was on the way back from Kearney and sled broke down, the throttle safety switch the wires broke no biggie. Called byers the next day and brought down to them the day after that. They called me back and said the what it was and that it would be close to a week and half getting the part in. I asked Jamie could you not just take one off the many sleds you have there and put it on mine and then he could put the part on their sled when they get it. He said no they are selling like hot cakes. The same sled was there two weeks prior i saw. I asked seguin marina if they could do that for me knowing that i didn;t even buy the sled from them, the only floor model they had there they were willing to take it off theirs to put on mine just to get me going again as I had to stake the lakes that saturday for my club. For that reason alone I will never deal with byers again and will deal with seguin marina. Just my two cents.
  9. Just ordered my gift card. Pretty easy, two minutes all was done and email in my inbox. Although I've heard getting the actual permit in the mail could be hit or miss with their new supplier. Snow on the ground today in Parry Sound and more on the way tonight with below freezing temps. Hope this is a good sign of good things to come as we have a lot of water on the trails and cold temps are needed before heavy snowfall that will stay on the ground. Doing the naked cold dance in the house as its a little cold outside now and i dont want to have a George Costanza moment with the neighbors.
  10. Congrats Bill, A wise location. And happy retirement to Bev and Arnie.
  11. Unfortunately the OFSC's attitude is to get rid of Trail Patrol, just look on their new website, not even a mention of TP on it. Even under where it says trails are patrolled by OPP, local police agencys and conservation officers and not even to include their own TP is pretty pathetic IMO. You'd think especially with the demise of STOP and not many OPP resources on the trails, that they would be promoting and helping their own Trail Patrol, rather than hiding it and wanting it to go away. Clearly they did NOT listen at the AGM. Our permit buyers, landowners, clubs, and communities in general deserve to have and active Trail Patrol presence on OUR trails.
  12. I wasn't but decided to go last minute. Some Trail Patrol and ORS issues I would like to address especially with the new OPP commish. Hope everyones had a great summer.
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