sc800
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Only one hour difference in time.
Yeah we'll see how things go, depending on weather i might just leave after i'm off work, just get everything ready before hand.Sounds like we are on the same shift. I'm off on the 21st as well, but I just need to drive from Calgary.
Too bad. Not sure how much more I'll get out this year. Wedding is going to start getting in the way.
Oh really, forgot about daylights saving... You guys are all weird with that stuff anyways.Only one hour difference in time.
Any good snow out there still to be had? Havent been out there in a few weeks.. Trying to decide between Revy and Fernie, Fernie is way closer for me.
Fred how can we be having issues with parts bending after hitting immoveable objects under the snow?Just another t3 spindle from a dump merged object..
the t3 sure have there hands full with issues this year between spindles, hi faxes, cooling..
A spindle is easier to change than an A-arm.
As many or more sleds get wrecked in peak snow conditions as they do in low snow.
There will always be 'mishaps'. *EDIT* And regardless of the manufacturer, frontend suspension pieces will always be in high demand *EDIT*
We staged at Morrisey on sunday. Never made it to either cabin, found great snow. Probed 4 to 5' in the trees. Great base, great traction. Not perfect, but dam good all things considered. Far from the doom and gloom most will have you believe. As mentioned, the easy/semi easy is tract up pretty bad, but thats normal.
It's actually pretty sad, with all the big talkers, how far you DON'T need to venture off the beaten path to find excellent conditions.
People need to stop riding logged areas and stick more with the natural terrain if stumps are a problem.
I would think with all these super star 'tree riders' we hear about, conditions like what we have wouldn't be an issue.