Hello my name is Jeff and I have a addiction problem to snowmobiling. They say the 1st part is to admit you have a problem. The problem after I have no plans on doing anything about besides get out and ride more. I am pretty sure that is a wrap for me on this terrible season.You guys are definitely dedicated!!
How did the trails hold up? Sounded like there were going to be quite a few people heading up to ride. I was glad we got up there yesterday as it was about 12 degrees cooler and cloudy all day. Also word on the street is there may be a buyer for the mosquito.Couple more for good measure! View attachment 69756 View attachment 69757 View attachment 69758 View attachment 69759 View attachment 69760
We did 75-80 miles from Pats in Greenland to South Range and back. Stopped at krupps for breakfast and Danced around on a few logging roads to mix things up as well. The mudhole areas around the firesteels by Mass were so-so when we took off around 10am eastern, little frozen from a night in the teens. When we returned 4 hrs later, after a HOT sun and upper 30s, the mud holes were getting very shotty. If one was to start in twin lakes should still have some rideable snow!How did the trails hold up? Sounded like there were going to be quite a few people heading up to ride. I was glad we got up there yesterday as it was about 12 degrees cooler and cloudy all day. Also word on the street is there may be a buyer for the mosquito.
That's kinda what I was thinking would happen. We were able to make it to Houghton yesterday but I would think that would of been sketchy today as the snow got thinner once you were pass the south range. We were lucky and just happened to be up at our weekend house this week for spring break and mother nature finally cooperated for a change this winter. You seem as willing as we are to do what you got to do to get out and enjoy the sleds. Still can't believe we couldn't ride once from our house up here this winter but somehow we managed to ride 5 days and put on around 600 miles.We did 75-80 miles from Pats in Greenland to South Range and back. Stopped at krupps for breakfast and Danced around on a few logging roads to mix things up as well. The mudhole areas around the firesteels by Mass were so-so when we took off around 10am eastern, little frozen from a night in the teens. When we returned 4 hrs later, after a HOT sun and upper 30s, the mud holes were getting very shotty. If one was to start in twin lakes should still have some rideable snow!
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Ya ain’t lying! I look at it this way, spend the next 8 months wishing I got another ride in or just go do it, even if it means waking up at 4 am and driving 200 miles each way to squeeze some throttles! Both sleds had a half tank, I put a couple gallons in each to start the day and we were able run them both down to E which I was happy about as well!You guys are definitely dedicated!!
I would have driven from Indiana for that... Why didn't I? Well, timing was my problem all year!!! So in January for the two good weekends, we had. The kids had basketball games that did not want to miss. The first weekend I figured, not a big deal we had all winter. The second weekend we did go to South Bend, IN for Sunday and put 45 Miles on. It was just not the same but it allowed them to make their game on Saturday and ride on Sunday and I was still thinking we have time...Ya ain’t lying! I look at it this way, spend the next 8 months wishing I got another ride in or just go do it, even if it means waking up at 4 am and driving 200 miles each way to squeeze some throttles! Both sleds had a half tank, I put a couple gallons in each to start the day and we were able run them both down to E which I was happy about as well!
Indy unfortunately you have the same problem as me and addiction to snowmobiling. It was nice to see people getting up there and spending some cash on area that really counts on sledders as one of their main revenues.Ya ain’t lying! I look at it this way, spend the next 8 months wishing I got another ride in or just go do it, even if it means waking up at 4 am and driving 200 miles each way to squeeze some throttles! Both sleds had a half tank, I put a couple gallons in each to start the day and we were able run them both down to E which I was happy about as well!
We took our last ride at the end of February from Calumet and it wasn't that nice. I had it in my mind that was the last ride. Kinda put the sleds away at that point. Great pics!Ya ain’t lying! I look at it this way, spend the next 8 months wishing I got another ride in or just go do it, even if it means waking up at 4 am and driving 200 miles each way to squeeze some throttles! Both sleds had a half tank, I put a couple gallons in each to start the day and we were able run them both down to E which I was happy about as well!
I'm ticked that I didnt go ride this past week. I didnt want to register the new sled when I bought it a month ago because I thought it would be a waste to pay for the year with no riding. Boy was I wrong.....oh well there's next year I suppose.