I've been watching the temps for the north. The start of Dec better drop drastically as the forecast shows warm weather until end of November. Here's hoping.

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Saw frost on the grass here this morning. New sleds are in the garage - the garage smells amazing Passes are ordered and on their way I don't know about the rest of you's, but I am super excited to get the show on the road here. Bring on the cold - bring on the white gold, and let's get at it.

I always run collision insurance.   Not because I am worrying about crashing my sled but I had a buddy get into a car accident and his trailer flipped over and smashed his sled up pretty bad.     He was surprised when he found out that comp coverage doesn’t cover that.    It’s a collision claim.      His sled was written off with the trailer.  

Ya, but driving down a trail that does not always fit two sleds, sometimes at high rates of speeds, I’d imagine assigning fault could get tricky.  I trust my skills as well, but that might not always work in my favour.  I also figured trailering my sled in not ideal conditions being winter and all, chances of a roadside accident, either my fault or others, was also a good probability.    I think adding collision has been somewhere in 2 hundred dollar range per year, so for me, always seemed reasonable to keep it for the added “insurance”, but I also get why some choose not too.