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Just to add to your comments, the elephant in the room is that governments are subjected to a different standard of care than a business is, whether it's for profit or not for profit. If the OFSC had their own permit again, they would be subjected to the same standard of care that you would expect of any other business. Be prepared to sign every corner, every washout, every tree; no more rustic trails. The law treats businesses that sell a service for a fee differently than a government license fee. Insurance costs would escalate and club volunteers and landowners would run away in fear of liability exposure. -
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By Candubrain · Posted
I ride motorcycles as well, my trousers and jacket have D30 Ghost armour, you don't even notice it's there. It's flexible, but goes rigid when struck. https://www.d3o.com/partners/solutions/molded-parts/d3o-ghost-l2-limb-protectors/ I'm surprised Tekvest is still using old tech, their vests are made of closed-cell foam and plastic laminate armour. I'm considering getting something, but I'd rather have modern tech protecting me. -
under, they are for mx/enduro cycling. they go over your first base layer. Ski -
Over all set up, and wind protection. I run a huge bat wing windshield too lol -
Been good to you then! and ya, I will call you crazy - but I know there is a certain level of comfort on your own sled and discomfort on someone else's sled.....what did you find better on the 1200 vs. the 900T-R other than being yours that after that many km is set up for your style of riding?
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