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The snowmobile community has lost a great ambassador, I have lost a great friend, but, more importantly, the Dee family has lost a husband, a father, a brother etc. I have some great memories that I will be sharing over the next few days or weeks. This has hit me harder than I thought it would...

Happy birthday Chad!

Not what I wanted to hear this morning. I am stunned beyond belief.

Just saw on JD's Facebook page, he is on his way to Marquette with a broken neck and a little brain breeding. Some some prayers and positive thoughts are needed! No details yet.

False, I watched a group leave and come back on them lol.

I have been using a tekvest since 2004, and I also have the 509 chest protector also. I've been using the 509 more often than the tekvest lately though

Always be prepared to spend the night when riding the mountains. Glad to hear he was!

We always joke as we get near Eagle River, driving, "yep, they got the graders out on the trails again."

I am 55, my RMK does have an SLP can, passes the 84DB rating though, and I do have a short pecker...

Lmao, 20-30 years ago it was those damned studded tracks tearing up the trails, and wrecking the base. I guarantee the drunk person on the sled is doing a lot more damage to the trail than I ever have on my RMK, and that will never change. How about instead of banning mt sleds, you ban the...

Right on! You put gas in that thing yet? Lol

Scratchers are just not meant to keep the engine running cooler. They also keep the slides lubed, and prevent the track from heating up.

I've eaten there a couple of times, food and service has been excellent!

There it is, domestication complete! 😲 you will be back, but, I'll be 64 by then. Lol.

As soon as that RMK is for sale, we will know the DOMESTICATION of the Famous Indy 500, will be complete!! 🙂

All the models forecasters use, are readily available to the public. If you think it's so easy, give it a shot.

Happy belated Merry Christmas!

Most excellent!

That is called politics, a game played by both sides.

Formerly known as Omers, in Twin Lakes.