Last ride of the season tomorrow at Haliburton Forest. Couple of us meeting for 9 at reg desk, anyone interested is welcome to join.
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Last ride of the season tomorrow at Haliburton Forest. Couple of us meeting for 9 at reg desk, anyone interested is welcome to join.
I was there last Monday. Do you have scratchers cause you are gonna need them
My sled was running back hot and to make several stops to cool it down
Heat exchanger moved to the rear seems to better deal with low snow n icy conditions. Saw nothing over 140 all day out of either sled.
Heading to Hali Forest for the day. Little to no snow until north of Minden, steadily increased as I climbed from Carnarvon up to the Forest as did the fog, soupy in spots.
Smooth n fast trails for the most part, no snow at all on the lakes. Buddy with a Pro S 800 Switchy joined me for the day.
At least sledders pull over before texting...............like it's possible to ride n use yer phone. LOL
We'd gone West on this trail less than half hour before only to come across a fallen limb on our way back. Did our due diligence n marked with combo of orange tape n branches then brought it to their attention at the base camp. A reminder as to just how fast things can change when riding trails.
No trip to the forest is complete without visiting at least one of the look outs. Trail up to the second one was all bare rock n mud, passed on it this time.
Packed up n headed home for the last time this season. Can't complain, put big miles on the new buggy with virtually no problems, puts a stupid grin on my face each n every time I squeeze the flipper. Considered trading on a new one for next year but like it enough I'll keep for at least one more. By a considerable margin, best new sled I've ever owned.
How many days till winter?????
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