Yep, never see a lead sled...........
Lead sled? r u serious?
Hey,Depsnolvr How Is The Camera Mounted On Your Sled In The View From The Front On Your Latest Video? Pictures? Thanks.
Rode there today, played in the trees till the weather broke. The there was big wet snowflakes and foggy, we had fun.
On a side note I met the groomer without a lead sled to warn sledders coming down the mtn. I was driving slow, but met him on one of the switchbacks, common occurance?
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Any time I rode McBride I've always meet the groomer with a pilot sled w/ flagging. I rode Chapple over Christmas coming down at dusk around a turn down hill an being in the right light the groomers lights were not powerful enough for me to see until I completely crested the hill an he took up the whole trail an I had no where to go. He had to back up for me..... An I wasn't going Mach chicken by anymeans, but it caught me off guard. I know Chapple has some nasty drops an in the right circumstances the rider better choose the right decision. Also being family day weekend not all the riders are experienced on those trails so it would be easy for one to panic.Sorry for your surprise caper, but im hard pressed to beleive that any club has a lead sled for the groomer(maybe on a very rare occasion). Safety is of highest priority, but users must WATCH FOR GROOMER AT ALL TIMES, its simply a common understanding and there is signage stating it as well. Control your speed on the trail, keep right and ride with caution as you never know when or what is heading up the trail.
Ride safe
c