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Chebby and NEO...the choice a sledheads....LOL [

The 40th Anny (7K) and trailer(0K) are new this season.....'05 Rx-1(14K) and '10 nytron(5K) was new to us in 2012/13.......4200 trouble free miles last season

Truck needs new skins before winter. I am considering getting a set of winter tires mounted on wheels that will get swapped out in season. Any of you guys do this versus just rolling with the all season tires.

So bein a bit vocal ,pre-season on the trail signage removal in the UP, I have to admit that I was wrong to jump to the conclution it would be a disaster. We rode along at our normal pace wherever we went this year, and when going back onto SOME northern WI. trails noticed many unecessary signs...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS0nEX7DNvY&feature=player_embedded LOL......It COULD BE,....right?

http://www.vrbo.com/126280

Pushing to overide Gov. Doyles VETO of a bill that would have given all the power of the WI. DNR to a NON-ELECTED board whos members are enviro-nazi treehugger types??? It was one of the few times Doyle had the right idea in the past 7+ years....The good news is the overide failed, mostly due to...

Been researching a trip east through the UP starting in WI, and need to know if the trail (2?) continues through the Rapid River area and east. The website info I have found says the Felch Grade to the west and the Nahma Grade to the east DO NOT connect???? Can anyone who has been riding in...

have any of youse heard about the CRU emails? kinda surprised there isn't any mention on here so far. http://www.climatedepot.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEiLgbBGKVk

I might have a remodel job comin up in the Denver area in the next month or 2 and i'm thinkin about takin the sled along, do any of youse know if you can ride near Denver w/o tailerin a long distance? If its mostly off trail deep riding out there I would probly just rent a good mntn. sled...

Hey John., as a meteorologist, do you think the daily mean in temps and such should be referred to as the days "normal" or the days "average"? I noticed that one of the local forecasters has switched from using normal to using average, which in fact IS exactly what it is, ain't nothin' "normal"...