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I took a picture of this last year at the staging area... The date restrictions are listed at the bottom.

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What's the starter worth to you? Brother in law is looking for one for his 06 Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

X3 for Deano. Had a dynamo Joe kit, and it was good, but Deano 's kit allowed for taller gearing, more consistent rpms regardless of snow conditions, and even smoother, more consistent power, right from a dead stop to top speed. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

After my wife fell in love with the color (blue), and I took a quick look over the sled, realizing it was in essentially brand new condition, we had no choice but to buy it. The price was more than fair, being that the sled had never travelled outside of an enclosed trailer, all of the...

Website shows 9pm.

I was actually in the process of adding a shared folder to my Dropbox for this. Here is the link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ogf4jtum74hansp/5Oq8Ely-_0. I also uploaded the files that Curtis (VARDA) got me to make for Valemount. They are in GPX and GDB format for GPS units, but both can be...

Caught up again.

Anyone riding Radium/Invermere area this weekend (Feb 23/24)? Two of us are coming down from Thorsby for the first time. We usually ride Valemount/McBride or Revy, but figured we should try somewhere new. Both of us have AST1 training, PIEPS DSP beacons, SnoPulse backpacks, carry a sat...

Curtis, Were you able to get the GDB files uploaded to the VARDA site? Chad

Caught up again. Send me an email or PM if anyone has questions.

Caught up again.

Tyler, If I emailed the files to you, would you be able to add them to the Maps & Staging Areas part of the site? The threads are closed, so I can't do it myself. The files are 121kb (Chappell), 104kb (Allan), and 59kb (Clemina), so they are all very small.

Curtis, do you want me to see if we can put the files in the part of Snow and Mud? Chad

The BRP GPS is a Garmin, so it will definitely work. The GPX format is universal, and should work with all units, as well as Google Earth. Maxwell, they match the VARDA site kmz files. There are 2 differences I noticed with the government files recently posted here...

X2. The SwiftKey keyboard is almost scary in the way it can predict your next words. The auto correct is amazing too.

The gpx files from the gov can be viewed on Google Earth, you just have to change the file type to GPS when you go "file-open". The files can also be uploaded to any brand GPS.

They are here www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/wildlife/snowmobile-closures/gpxdownload.html . Looks to be brand new this year. It can be a bit of a pain to find the right one (you have to reference the PDF files), but they did an alright job. The only issue I see is that for places like Chappel, they...

should be caught up again.

Smitty makes some nice ones. I remember seeing some of his on a thread regarding rear suspension issues back in 2008.