I suspect his GPS said he was on a highway.
lol Reminded me of the story on here of SUV and trailer stuck on a season road "cause the GPS to him to"
I suspect his GPS said he was on a highway.
How would she know that unless she did a breathalizer. Dads tend to drink a tad more to deal with Mom and 2 kids in tow??? Ouch! but true in my circle of friends who ride with their families.The groups she fooled into stopping for a "voluntary" breathalizer were not drinking. One was a family on 4 sleds. Mom, dad, and 2 kids
You should never stop on a belt no matter how SMALL it is .Your lucky your not dead i'm not saying he wasn't in the wrong.But people need to think.
I've been riding in the up since the mid 90's. Times had change since then back then if you were stuck somebody would stop and help you.If you were broke down somebody would tow you.And if it was a local guy that stoped he would do anything in his power to help you get back on the trail.You would try to give them money you would almost have to sneak it in there pockets because they would refuse.About a month ago i got stuck by myself 5 feet from the trail 4 sleds drove by didn't stop.2 weeks ago i was sitting on the side of the trail by myself again taking a break with my hood up nothing wrong just checking things out atleast 10 to 15 sleds went by not one check if everything was ok.I guess those days are gone nowadays i think it's 30% real snowmobilers that would help and 70% ricky racer/bobby boondocker/trail terrorists that just don't give a F@$%##.