Recent content by larboc

https://www.mininggazette.com/news/2020/01/on-thin-ice-after-first-snowmobile-falls-through-canal-snowmobilers-advised-to-stay-off/

More snow on the ground at this time of year than I can remember in the last 10+ years. No idea on trail grooming status, not many sled trailers in town at the hotels though. At least 30" on the ground everywhere. 100-120" in most places so far this season.

Another dusting, probably 14" on the ground now and packed after a 30 degree day. Been hearing sleds on the trail after dark.

A couple inches overnight, been falling throughout the day. Looking like enough to take a test drive around the yard tonight.

Another 6-8 inches of heavy stuff last night. A memorial day vintage ride might not be out of the question.

IDK, at least a foot overnight and still snowing hard.

'nother 3" and coming down hardish.

another 3-4" and still snowing.

2" overnight. 2' or so on the ground. More coming in the next week. Getting thin or bare pavement going through towns and trails are icey but off trail isn't bad.

What is this "meltdown" everyone speaks of? Another 4" yesterday, came down hard at times. Over 2 feet on the ground, it's a little more set up now. The limited riding I've done on the trails during the week has been excellent and smooth. The cold weather has been keeping the roads snow/ice...

Another foot or so in the past couple days. cold.

Guessing around 2 feet since christmas eve. Lots of wind/blowing so hard to tell but it's cold and white.

Please. It's depressing watching the news and seeing another illinois, downstate MI, wisconsin, iowa, or minnesota person who killed themselves on a snowmobile and I know first responders are tired of it too. Seems especially bad this year. If you're in a hurry to get somewhere so fast you can't...

...and here come the FIB's.

Can someone point me to the technical definition of "side-by-side ORV" in michigan?