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Please …. I wanna break some bulbs !

Nice work snorander, you sure do take great care of the old gems

Probably 4 feet now, best conditions I have ridden in years for a Saturday this past weekend, lots of people went to the Snow fest, parade of lights was also a huge success Tip O' the helmet to all the groomers and club volunteers that make it all happen

Sweet ….. breaking Christmas lights !!!!

Trails in the Swift Diamond riders area are open today with good to great conditions ! Only SDR is open as of today, no riding in the Burg, Errol, & Ski Bees trails yet. Please obey all trail closed signs. There is also a logging operation at the clubhouse, please use caution around the logging vehicles.

If the sled has heated grips, you don't want thick gloves or mittens. I would also stay away from gauntlets at that age. Dexterity is very important, gloves with insulation on the back of the hand are the best, use chemical hand warmers as a supplemental heating source also I put them in my pockets activated before I ride, if your hands get cold you can stop and put your hands in your pockets and warm them up quickly . I also use them for my cell phone and camera in my pockets.

I was not that impressed this year, I was going to go on Friday, but plans got changed. Got a late start yesterday, got off exit 6 on 101 around 9:30 ... made it almost to Martin road and traffic was almost not moving, had to park in the last field and walk a mile to the back gate, only one ticket booth open. Took around 45 minutes just for that. No Eklunds Motorsports this year and they changed the layout of the event, did see some PS1000 qualifying, and some of the Rave X show, I don't recall seeing any water skip races ?? Looked at the new sleds and bought some items I needed from a few vendors, by 2:30 you almost could not move around, it was that crowded, we left, and there was a line of people still trying to get in and still traffic on Martin road. I will not be going on Saturday again, and I will not be going with a group again. I forgot to mention the mud, my buddy camps every year, they had to get towed in and probably will get towed out.

I am going on Friday this year, hoping for less of a crowd. PS100 shootout qualifying is around 4:00 pm

The Burg, trail 112 ?? Here is one of my trusty old 700

I remember 20 years ago when Nascar races where hard to get a ticket at any track …. fast forward to today, you can get a good ticket day of the show anywhere .. change the rules, and the hierarchy and a generational change to boot .... poof … sport is changed forever, and not for the better. JMO I only plan on riding a sled a couple more years and, then I am moving south … politics in anything is BAD … period. I will support my local club only, whatever it costs. Not the NHSA any longer. I don't need your discount Thank you concerned member

Put mine away this year with 1440 miles for the season

Me too, a great perspective on the area thanks for posting it

Thanks for that reply Larry I am unfortunately at the point where I don't care what happens .. It is unfortunate that the dedicated, hardworking members are left in the dark .. This sport needs a new leadership and focus on using the registration money for what is best for the sport period ... and not based on membership dues. The income from these 2 recreational sports is really important to northern NH. The North country and Concord are on two different paths. IMHO I am a member of both associations .. while the ATV/UTV people are still new to this game, the NHSA has been around for a long time and knows the game We need to put local concerns at the forefront and move forward as one group of dedicated supporters