100 Mile Snow Safari Forum

We had our club ride last weekend and stayed in Dun Bar. Rode 415 miles in 3 days. Pembine, Florence, Tipler, Wabeno, Lakewood, Mountain and Silver Cliff. I would say 85% of the trails were in good to real good condition. The 15% that were rough was due to not enough snow. Some of these trails need ...

If anyone went to the AWSC fall workshop this past weekend at Chula Vista in the Dells. Ed Kilm from the ISMA was the guest speaker. He talked about global warming, or lack of. He showed a few graphs showing the downward trend in temp over x amount of years. He also stated that studies have shown th...

If you read the 15 snowmobile death reports for this year. Only 4 have been on marked snowmobile trails. The rest have been off trail riding in ditches, crossing lakes, hitting bridges or cabins. I guess WTMJ forgot to memtion that in their report. "Stay on the trail."

[QUOTE=bee1971;19868]No one got his Reg # Sticker ??? Was there any damage to any of the sleds ??? How about sled #5 and #6 , did they see this happen and confront this guy ??? I guess I am a little confused on why the police are not getting involved[/QUOTE] Rider # 5 got there just before he slappe...

Yes, I realize guys ride on the wrong side of the trail. That will never change. You just have to be aware. The thing that really bothers me is that he had the nerve to open hand slap her on the back of the head. That was uncalled for.

We were up on our club trip this past weekend. Trails were awsome. I was leading a group of 6 between Hiles and the first intersection to Three lakes. Met a single sled just flying down the trail in the turns. This guy ending up hitting the fourth sled in our group which happened to be my 20 year ol...

I found liquid dish soap works better than WD40 or oil. Just a suggestion. Also, a buddy of mine at work says he rotates the track backwards. Get the sides part way out of the windows. Grab the track and rotate it backwards and the slides will peel off the rails. I personally have not tried this yet...

I also agree. The Howards Grove snowmobile club was up in the area for our club trip. Fantastic trails. We stayed by Kenny at Walleye Lodge. Great cabins, great food, great drinks, great trails:sledder: and good friends:cheers:. It dont get any better than that.:thumbup:

I was up by my buddys cabin just east of Mud slingers staying in my camper. I woke up Saturday morning wishing I would have started the heater the night before. :sleep: But, thats northern Wisconsin. Heater on at night and the AC on during the day...you got to love it. :thumbup: I have had enough of...

My buddy has a cabin right up the road. The new owners are from the Green Bay area. They are planning on opening in October. I was up that way 2 weeks ago. They seem to be doing some remodeling and fixing the place up a little.