smallengineguy

I always love the season's first issue. Good stuff.

Good! That castle trail system is pretty nice!

Welcome, fellow warrior.

Even on video I'm stuck behind a logging truck LOL

Hi Skip, I am by no means discouraging posting about the latest issues, NHSA included, but sometimes we have 3 new posts in one day about the NHSA. People PM me calling the site SledNHSA because of the stuff. I read every post that's made, but I think one or 2 posts will cover all that's said. Look at the post history and you'll see what I mean. I have no "personal feeling" on the subject. My personal opinion is that posts can be added to, not create new ones every day for the same thing. Maybe I'm wrong, but I've merged many threads as an Administrator on Snowmobileforum.com for years, and people thank me for it.

I understand what it IS, but we don't need 5246 NEW posts about it.. Sheesh. Look at posting history on this site... Do we REALLY need a NEW post every time??

I hope this all works out! Then MAYBE we'd have some chatter on this site OTHER than NHSA conspiracy again...and again...and again. No offense of course

Memorial Day parade in Milton Mills Monday at 10AM, VFW, Legion, etc pay respect to the fallen.

I can see Maine from my front window, and will go there from now on.

SO????????? I think it's pretty cool that it's on the Mt Washington. Considering the cruise season doesn't even start until May 14th!

I'd hate to hit one of those "just under" rocks!

I guess it's just a losing battle. How do we prevent it? We need to sign all the trails. We need to enforce the rules. I get it believe me. It doesn't really happen around here, other areas may have a bigger problem. I guess the part that gets to me is how people say these folks use the snowmobile trails during the winter and don't contribute.

The "conspiracy" I spoke of is that yet again, the NHSA has to be brought into every thread on this site. Gets old. Only one or two do it, but you know who you are. I understand that if there are rules against the bikes, then they need to be enforced. But as far as contribution goes, we'd better be getting money from EVERYONE.

Well, the conspiracy theorists have ruined yet another post... I saw at the drags that the NHSA had just hired Snowdon in their trailer to hack our phones and sell the stuff to Russia!! Fat bikes do NOTHING to harm, as stated, "OUR TRAILS"! They're not ours. People need to relax.

I don't think BICYCLES tear up the trails too much for the extent they are used on them! Unless the trails are posted against use, people can go on them! I know I don't put a fence across my property once the snow is gone, mainly because I don't mind outdoor recreation. If it's a dirtbike, ATV (motorized) then I'd care.

I should probably put out a sign on our trail system: NO fatbikes, or snowshoers, or dog sledders, or hikers, or dog walkers on OUR trails!!! How DARE they use snowmobile trails for multi use activities?!?!?! Sheesh. If you're categorizing bicycles with motorized vehicles, this sport is F**ked.

Wow... That's an incredible read. Horrible what can happen when conditions are just right for tragedy.

People get the fever, especially those that don't have sleds or other winter activities.

It's incredible that we went from almost 2 feet of snow and a perfect poker run last Saturday, to closed trails this Saturday....

6th Annual Multi Club Snowmobile Poker Run Sat. Feb 18, 10am Starting Locations: (registration 9AM) Milton: Milton Pump shop, across from town beach New Durham: Hawg’s Pen Cycles (register there too) Wakefield: SLSC Clubhouse All runs end at the Lodge at Moose Mountain, Brookfield, NH Run routes determined by each club $10 to ride, $2 more for a 6th card!

Milton alone had over 40 riders!

Signs are up, groomers are out, and the weather should cooperate! Hope to see some SledNH folks doing the run!

My son and I had a great ride here in the southern lakes region today. Left Milton (trails like a highway) went into Wakefield's system and it was in it's usual state- ungroomed trash (same as the last 2 times there this year)... As soon as we hit New Durham, Mount Major, etc, trails were awesome. Kudos to all of you doing the countless hours of thankless work! 110 miles in the books! I'm not here to stir the pot, I know what clubs do to keep trails good, I've groomed, and cut, and built, for my club. I've noticed a few simple things that would help ALL who ride: If your maps are outdated, update them! If you have Trail Information signs with nothing on them, either take them down or fill them out! Nothing worse than going to a different club system and seeing Trail Junction ahead and getting there and all signs are faded/blank! I carry a Sharpie on me at all times so I can copy over faded signs, etc. If the last time your trail conditions page on FB or whatever was updated in December, or in 2015, fix it! A lot of people check club pages before they take the time to trailer there or whatever. Sucks to arrive to junk trails because FB said they were "pristine". Like I said, I'm not trying to be a PITA, but wanted to express the frustrating things the average rider sees.