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GlenS Enthusiast

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Any way to post pictures from my phone onto here?

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Shredzy Enthusiast

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Nice set-up Corrisa!

 

Was out last Friday for what looks to be the last trail ride for this season here, conditions were excellent-flat & fast trails with little traffic!

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GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

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Sweet setup Corrisa.

 

Last ride of the season?.... NO! :nonod:

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SkiDooNick700 Enthusiast

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Man you guys hit it at the right time this year. Seemed like when the snow finally came it would be 40s and rain the next weekend.

 

My dad and I got 1 real trip in, stayed in Munising, MI. Day 1 we rode out to Big Bay and back (~100 miles each way) we rode in the rain the ENTIRE way back. Wow, that was miserable. Trails were whooped out the last 40 miles in, like real bad. 20-25MPH just beating ourselves up, and I'm only 24! Luckily our gear kept us dry until about the last hour it started soaking through...

Day 2 our bodies were super sore, did a shorter ride, some trails still whooped out badly, hardly any off trailing and we were just too sore to even want to get a little crazy.

 

Some pictures from this past season:

 

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GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

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That sucks when you get out on the trails and meet up with rain.. been there.. fortunately really only happened bad one time. Looks like you got some good conditions and fun at some point though from those pics. :thumbs: That's a couple classics in that one pic too, always cool to see.

SkiDooNick700 Enthusiast

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This was our first time in the rain. Our gear is getting old, need to start looking at some new stuff, maybe Klim $$$$. We got Klim Arctic GTX books last fall, they are 10/10. Ironically all the good pics you see are from our cottage which is not in any of MI snowbelts lol what a winter...

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Was lucky enough to plan a trip and found some deep fresh powder! Was in Grand Mesa, CO for a couple of days and heard Steamboat got nailed with fresh, so we loaded up and headed to Steamboat and it was defiantly worth it! A buddy got stuck and I was on my way to help and got stuck myself...haha

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