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I’ve been waiting for the we need the ground to freeze comments lol. Been a diehard snowmobiler for 20 years and people wish they could control the weather. Ain’t gonna happen. Break up and pack in the wet areas and it’ll freeze up just fine. There’s a reason NWI clubs have Argo’s. I believe it...

Upped it a little and more widespread! Love it!!

There is such a thick layer of wax buildup on Rp7x sleds that it’s impossible to scratch LOL

Rp7x is a polishing freak. My guess is he’s on the right track.

It’s a post being thrown around all over Facebook. Won’t see it if you’re not on there.

Same experience here… local club president does all the trail work during the week (retired) asks for no help, then complains he’s the only one doing the work… Were down from 8 miles to 6 miles of trail I believe in our local trail system? Lost a landowner pretty close to my house, on a main...

Not completely a snot rubber piece like the older Doo helmets. More like a skirt that goes over just your nose area.

Can’t believe we’ve made it this far down on a helmet post without talking about the Ckx mission, the best helmet on the market.

Being primarily a western UP site with guys residing west of Lake Michigan, may not get a ton of traffic on this one… I can say I see nonstop posts about snow in Kalkaska & Traverse City on bookface. Probably some of the most snow in the Midwest you can get without being in the yoop and/or...

I wouldn’t know, only ridden it while it was raining 😂

Great list. 102 heading up into the porkies is great too when in tip top shape.

Unfortunate news for the UP snowmobile community. RIP Nick

Lots of supper club pages on Facebook have been popping up, drawing even more attention to there. It’s amazing how far people will drive to go there. I was staying at the whitetail once, and a guy in the hotel lobby drove up from Chicago just to eat there. Having ridden with Scott and Brian a...

There’s some great stuff there, but the reason for no sleds is simple. No lodging, and no bars/restaurants. Pure gods country in the middle of the yoop. Sled breakdowns could be brutal as it’s often 50+ miles to the next intersection and sometimes 100 miles between gas stations.

I said this ~5 years ago when trails started disappearing, and got flamed big time for it on this site. If you aren’t into big big miles the western UP is no longer very attractive to trail riders, especially since large majority of the remaining trails are just railroad grades. DNR having...

No issues thus far, but the trailer is only 2 years old. Minimal use the first year, but heavy use the second season.

Although heavy, I have a cut up old track on my ramp doors for traction. Can’t beat it.