Went to OSO member excavator's home in Port Leyden, NY Friday night. Woke up Saturday morning to WHITE GOLD! Spent the day doing some errands and chores and then broke out the sleds at dusk to rip around the fields by his house. We did not ride the trails as they are not open yet as it is still hunting season and there was not adequate cover. However, we did run some roads as they were frozen and the fields had plenty! What a great shake down run. Now I am even MORE excited to RIDE RIDE RIDE! It was AWESOWE!

We came close here but not quite enough. I could have gone to the UP and found 6 inches but I stayed home this weekend, put up the tree and lights outside. Now I am ready to go!!

Lucky You >> NOT!

Mitch,
Your single now, theres no need to put up a tree and lights !!

Hey Chuck, where ya been. I have carved a pumpkin on Halloween, put up a live tree and decorated my house for 40 years now. I try and make the rest of the neighborhood play catch up. Are you ready to ride? Be ready the minute the snow hits 6 inches.

Shane.. Glad to hear you got somw snow... We got a few inches a few nights ago and I got to see what my 800 could do... I am impressed stepping up from a 340


MITCH!!! I am ready to go now!! .. got my redneck trailer done .. Long as I have FREE lodgeing I'll tag along

tucks away right under the deck...

Travis.... Pretty nice job on the ramp my man!!

Mitch... I was up in St. Ignace yesterday but no sign of snow. Is there any towards Grand Marais?

Travis, How far out the back does the sled hang!!??
Or do you take out the box?

You "northen New Yawkers" can keep your snow, it was in the 50's and 60's here all thanksgiving week, Kinda sorry I winterized the jet-ski's, river looked nice.

Hmmmmm... dec. 1st and its going to be in the 50's again... maybe if I click my heels together and wish real hard it won't snow at all..