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Yes this is true. I install signal systems for CN as a contractor. Best bet is to call the phone number on the sign first before you go dropping signals on trains tho.

CN has their own video. All units have a forward facing camera.

Thats just the way the Hakks wear. I am about to finish my second set off here in the next few weeks and I have tried running anywhere from 40-60 psi with the same result. I run a 1 ton dually duramax and sometimes loaded to the max but more then not empty. They are a great tire as stated but...

Oh the joys of riding with Matt lol. I ride with him and a few of the other locals there. Never a dull moment.

The cable was at the bottom of the page, but once again in spanish or portuguese.

My spanish goes about as far as dos cervesa, and I probably spelt that wrong, so I couldn't tell you what the feedback says. I tried to find it on the english site also with no luck. RGM may be able to get ahold of them. He would be the guy to ask I think.

with this link you click on the price below the pictures and it redirected me to that link I just posted.

https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/Baofeng-Waterproof-Walkie-Talkie-Dual-Band-FM-Transceiver-10KM-VHF-UHF-Baofeng-CB-Radio-Baofeng-UV9R/32836966332.html?spm=a2g03.10010108.1000016.1.6d286172fe0PKp&isOrigTitle=true

You can buy them from this site, if you read it.

I had these on my XM and loved them. I need 2 sets for the Gen4 if you have any.

He didn't feel like a d-bag at all but instead was one. Told guys that where there, "if you are afraid of avalanches, you should go ride power lines". Apparently he was not to concerned about what he did.

I have never tried that, but also have never had an issue with my dually in the winter either. If you run good studded winter tires you won't have a problem. I use the studded Nokia Hakkapeliitta LT2's if that helps at all.

Mine came in the other day. Thanks again.

Just curious if anyone on here has heard about these. I would think it's probably a decent product. Anything has to be better then the cheap plastic stock ones.

The cover does fit with the Skinz bumper.

I was just about to post the same thing. A lot of those companies in board and ski shops are against sledders and will do what ever they can to close down sledding areas. Please do not support these companies, but hey, in the end it's your money so do what you will.

I chose to go with ABS and these are the reasons why. ABS you can change bag sizes by simply buying different zip ons. You spend 1000+dollars and stuck with one size bag didn't go well with me. ABS has many size options for zips and all around $100+. I personally have a 8L, 15L, and a 30L...

I agree with you 100%. I get so angry it just makes me want to reply to every comment and smash my poor computer. Good thing I know its not the computers fault or it would be dead. One I got a kick out of was "they should have insurance and registration to go out in the mountains." Stupid...

Airbags do not always save your life. They are just another tool to help increase your odds of survival. But yes I agree everyone should have one.

That would not be good at all. Not to often the avalanche rating drops below considerable in alpine terrain which was the rating yesterday.