An "old" newbie!

[moyiesledhead]

Wow.....a Canadian forum! Why haven't I found this before?

What to say about me? Well.....I'm out in the East Kootenays, close to Cranbrook. Been sleddin' since 1968 (crap I'm old!). Started on orange (Moto-ski Zephyr) and now I'm back to orange ('05 M7 LE). Spent more time the last 5 years in land use meetings trying to keep riding areas open than I've actually spent riding......but hey, someone's gotta do it!

Ken

 

[tohigh]

welcome to the site

 

[NosRX1]

Welcome to the site, Thanks for all your time spent helping the rest of us out!:d

 

[Summitric]

WELCOME TO THE SITE, "OLDIE"..... LOL..... ENJOY THE SITE, ITS FULL OF LOTS OF INFO! BE SURE TO POST YOUR HOME FLAG/PIN ON THE MEMBERMAP ON THE FRONT FORUM PAGE, JUST DOWN THE LEFT SIDE BY THE CASINO! CHEERZ :d

 

[Murminator]

Your not old just more experienced .....welcome

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

Welcome aboard

 

[WhiteDragon]

Wow.....a Canadian forum! Why haven't I found this before?

What to say about me? Well.....I'm out in the East Kootenays, close to Cranbrook. Been sleddin' since 1968 (crap I'm old!). Started on orange (Moto-ski Zephyr) and now I'm back to orange ('05 M7 LE). Spent more time the last 5 years in land use meetings trying to keep riding areas open than I've actually spent riding......but hey, someone's gotta do it!

Ken

I have to agree-The best riding is to be found in Canada. Funny how some of the American snowmobiling magazines brag about New York, Vermont, and so forth, and say little about Canada. I have ridden New York-I will never go back.
My experience is about 75,000 km on various snowmobiles, riding in 6 difference provinces, and a number of U.S. states. I have yet to ride Alberta or B.C., and hope to do so this winter.
Land use meetings-That is one reason why I like to ride trails.