Acceptable would probably be the best way to describe it.  There is stretches of access rd in there that we ran along at 80 - 100 km/h with no real problems.  That said it’s only beat down 6’ wide.  Hasn’t been touched since the last big storm meaning the snow is a foot deep if you get off the beaten path.  That in itself slows you down for every corner you can’t see around hoping you don’t meet someone.  Some moguls starting and some corners bermed up, but not brutal yet.  Was the worst we saw in 4 days of riding.  But that doesn’t say much when everything else was so good.  If you can avoid it do so.  But not sure I’d go 200 kms out of my way to skip it.

Bargain!

550 CC - $9500 Basically brand new with only 770 miles Handlebar bag and saddle bag included  Great condition Located in Guelph area  

Via 309? Curious on conditions between the dam and laforce if u dont mind updating later today. Temiscaming/ville marie club hasnt touched it in a while due to groomer breakdown. It was fine monday. 

Wednesday was a cold one.  -28 to start.   Had fresh grooming for 85% of the day and what was left was very good too.  Spent last night at Marina Chibougamau.  Back west on 93 today with a couple inches of fresh snow.  Ran it as far as Senneterre. Conditions were great.  Not enough snow to make things push so all good.  With the snow came warmer temps which were appreciated. Headed east from Senneterre on 83 to the local trail that cuts back to louvincourt.  Man is there ever a pile of clear cutting in that neck of the woods (former woods).  Thousands of acres of open area.  Don’t go there in a blizzard.  Trail into louvincourt was great.  386 south is closed, but that wasn’t our plan.  Caught back up to 83 and finished up in Val D’or.  Little choppy coming into town.  But still very manageable.  Back to the truck in the am.  Has been a fun trip.  Just shy of 1500 km so far.  Figure we will finish around 1750 kms in 4 days.  Getting my kms in to close the season out.   Gotta be 6’ of snow in Chibougamau and in Matagamy.  Spring hasn’t arrived yet up here.