Cans = bad situation for trails, fair that we all feel that way.
but I can totally get what spidy is saying, we were all “younger” and did things because it felt right or cool, even though it was bad - we just live in a world where this particular topic is detrimental to the sport, now more than ever before.
I ran a can when I was “younger”, I know, shame on me and I’m not proud of that, but honestly at the time I didn’t think it was such a bad thing, and frankly, I don’t recall it being as big a deal then as it is now - but I get it and why it is so bad for our sport.
When the trails get shut down due to the fools with canned exhausts, we will all be sitting on our asses . Wondering why did we allow a few to ruin it for the rest of us .
Hello to all
Planning to do this loop over 5 days, a bit later in the season. Any advice or suggestions from those who have done it in the past year or two would be greatly appreciated.
There seems to be an issue with gas availability for the 260 Km section between Chapleau and Black Creek Outfitters. Any suggestions?
How did you break up the trip and where did you overnight?
Thanks for any info.
haven't been on here since the passing of sled junk.met alot of great people on here,i recall alot petty arguing & almost trolls on here.but here i am,started out trying to reconnect with few buddies fire 242 & fabio (message me please,gonna put the band back together) u too blake.glad to see nutter is still a strong advocate for the ofsc.been away from sledding for 3 yrs due to low snow & buying cottage on lake st john.started ice finishing....so short story long,i wanna help open the trails.not going for lunch in norland or hooking up to b103 is a shame.any hoo enuff about me,nutter if u could message me about when & where i will try to get a few guys to help,,,stay safe,,,thx...to be clear bruce both did a amazing job for decades taking care of those trails