SkylineREV

4th Annual Spring Kanc Cruise

ALL CARS ARE WELCOME!

There is typically over 200 cars and 400+ people for this event. It is very well organized and there are maps and checkpoints to keep everyone together. Last year every single car made it to the final checkpoint at Loon Mtn.

please RSVP in this thread or the NEMS.com thread.
See you guys on the 16th!

Official:::: 2010 Nems Spring Kanc Cruise - NEMotorSport Forums

Pics from twin mountain yesterday
The big mountain in the backround is Mt. washington....

just back from pittsburg and I figured Id share a trail report,
Riding was 85-90% SMOOTH. everything north of town was amazing for early season.
everything around the conn. lakes up to the border was 98% Fantastic!
They got about 4 fresh inches yesterday and it was flurrying throughout the day and ipretty cold (5-8degrees) and there was no shortage of powder!
down into town around Youngs got a little bumpy and thin but rideable and still decent for early season
only saw 4 other sleds all day! and 2 gassing up at youngs.... saw 3 groomers throughout the day. (THANKS FOR YOUR TIME GUYS!!!)
We clicked 100 miles from 1030-330.... best trail IMO was 140.... flat and FAST! We also crossed a groomer at 230 on 5 so it was obviously awesome past that... we also did about 10-15 miles on an untouch unmarked trail with 8-10" of fresh pow.
All in all a great day!








HOT DOG COOKER...... SWEET!

Hello everyone
my name is Jon and I'm 26 residing in Nashua
I'm new to this forum (also just joined doo-talk and hcs) but not so new to riding. I rode a few times years ago nothing serious than in 05 I picked up my own sled... For the 1st couple winters I rode very little because I didn't know anyone that rode... Finally last year I did about 1000 miles or so after hooking up with a couple groups of riders. I'm still an intermediate rider obviously. Anyways I usually ride the ossipee area with one group and the Errol area with the other as they have a cabin in Errol. I'm very excited for this season as I just picked up a new machine last week.
See you on the trails!