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cementhead

Member Since 16 May 2007
Offline Last Active May 10 2012 04:26 PM
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In Topic: Friends of the Northern Rail Trail in New Hampshire?

29 March 2012 - 05:06 PM

Attached File  002.JPG   187.76K   3 downloadsMy wife and I bike on alot of the paved rail trails in the area(cape cod, chelmsford ma, windham nh). These are all gated but the sleds get on them. The studs do a job on the asphalt. I'm sure whoever pays and maintains the railtrails can't be happy about that. But I have ridden the unpaved railtrail from Boscowen to Lebanon many times (60 miles) and it's a great ride. These trails are becoming very popular with the dog walkers and bicyclists. Unfortunately alot of the funded money come from federal and local funding. Sleds are going to have a tough time getting use of any paved portions of any of these trails.

In Topic: Pittsburg Ridge Runners Trail Report March 26, 2012 season end

26 March 2012 - 10:23 AM

Thanks Keith for all you do. PRR always has top notch conditions. Unfortunately with that lack of snow, it confines all the riders in the northeast to the same small area. You get all the riders there, good and bad. You can usually spread them out a bit around the state. Thanks again PRR for doing the best with what we had.

In Topic: A Sad End

24 March 2012 - 03:27 PM

One man's junk is another man's gold!! Pretty sure I've heard that somewhere before

In Topic: As I get older I wonder how old are most riders ?

08 March 2012 - 05:55 PM

51 years young here. Still riding with my 29 and 30 year old sons which makes it fun. My dad retired a couple of years ago at age 72. He was riding an 07 mach Z X 1000 at the time. He didn't slow down much over the years. He really enjoyed riding with his son and grandsons. My kids miss riding with their "Pop"

In Topic: dealer closing

21 February 2012 - 07:40 PM

I work near Culley's. I drove by as they were loading all his crated and uncrated sleds on flatbeds for the return to Skidoo. Stopping by on my way back, I asked what was going on. He gave up Yamaha last year, and now was all done with Skidoo. He says he will still be open, but you wouldn't know it from looking around inside the showroom. He plans on buying/selling used sleds, service work and stripping sleds for a salvage used parts business. He claims he wasn't making enough on the new sleds to justify the money he had to lay out. I'm sure a warm winter like this didn't help much

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