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Our kids have separate spring breaks this year so we're not all going. Just got my wife and 2 younger ones tickets to visit family down there. It wasn't too bad on southwest, but theyr'e only flying from indiana. That would be a heck of a drive from the kee.

https://snowgoer.com/latest-news/opinion-amid-signs-of-optimism-dont-write-off-arctic-cat/33196/ Just sharing an opinion. Maybe these guys know something. The part that's interesting to me is they brought a 2026 sled to a photo shoot. Could have just been a new color on a 25 but who knows...

I think the only thing this announcement did is put an end date on things. If no buyer by then, it's over. A employee that got the severance package on another site said they were told verbally if a sale occurs in the next 60 days, the severance would be up to the buyer (i.e., the buyer could...

Agreed. Hard to think though that many companies would want to set up shop there, without any current ties to the area.

Agree unless something is going on behind the scenes, which seems unlikely.

Saint Raymond is another good place to start over there. Only did it once. There's a dealer next to a hotel that rents sleds. I'm hoping I can talk my group into going there next winter

I'm not sure about that - one possibility is there are time requirements for filing with the state prior to a mass layoff - WARN Act for example - and they had to do this unless there was certainty with a buyer or they risk having people still employed past when production is done. If so this...

That's pretty much what they said last announcement in terms of production would stop once the doo 200s and 120s were done. Obviously as more time passes the chances of a viable buyer keeps going down.

I could probably look it up, but what is a ski doo blizzard?

Thanks for the input. My FIL used to go out there I think with Poos extended to 136. Ontario had a lot of snow a few days ago. I don't think I ever saw so many trails open at once on the website map, especially some of the areas that don't often open. The great northern loop was open so I've had...

From central indiana down to florida we used to always take 65 to 24 to 75. But I got so sick of that area on both ends of 24. I go out 74 now to 75. Wish I could avoid atlanta now and I'd be set.

Wow that's crazy. I ruined a track on my old fusion from riding with too much ice buildup for too long but I'd never think you could get a rock stuck there.

I been to togwotee a couple times and rented mountain sleds there. Been to snowies a couple times and took 137 trail sleds. Can you ride trail sleds at the big horns? Renting isn't in the budget these days. Was thinking about a mid-march trip and I'm not sure the midwest weather is going to...

Yeah it's been bad at our kids' schools too. Lots of kids out. They've cancelled some bball games with too many missing. I'm not a shot guy, but some years the shot works well and others, like this year, it doesn't. It's kind of an educated guess as to what strain they think will be going...

That's interesting. They must work well if that's what they're going with

I can't get enough of their stories. This and last year would be dream trips. Curious about a couple things though. What are they wearing for boots, especially the one with tape on it? Also wondering if they're leaving those gas cans empty for now on the more civilized part of their trip

I'm sure it's near impossible to do it yourself these days. I had a cvt once and there was no drain and no dipstick, so I wasn't confident in getting all the fluid out nor how much to put back in, so I had the dealer do it also.

I'm not about to tell someone what to do but agree it's more needed trail riding. Trees don't move. I never even notice mine

Hang in there. Riding with kids will test your patience, but they need to learn. Unfortunately making mistakes is the best teacher. You're also the mechanic for what sounds like at least 6 sleds and people, so it's all falling on you.

Agree on the yami side too.