I want to ride up north Sunday. Anyone willing to let me join in?
What about Sunday
- Thread starter Chris the sled guy
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Baker 0r Bearpaw...Rmk 900 166
I'm looking to head wherever tomorrow baker might be nasty with the wind and new front coming through tomorrow. If you want to head up 90 give me a PM i'm in bothell too
Baker
Looks like it's a baker day. Meeting a couple other guys up there. Fell free to join. I'm leaving Bothell area at 7:30 and meeting up at the rest stop at around 8ish.
Looks like it's a baker day. Meeting a couple other guys up there. Fell free to join. I'm leaving Bothell area at 7:30 and meeting up at the rest stop at around 8ish.
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deepdiver
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Hey was that you that gave us a hand getting "Pops" sled out of the tree? If it was..I remember you said Chris...but couldnt recall the snowest name...thanks a bunch for helping out. Pops is Big Bobs AKA Bobnoxious(Black Turbo D8) Father. He is 72 and still rides ok..slow but ok. He had his stomach removed thanks to Viet Nam...Doctors made a small stomach out of a small piece of small intestine. He can only eat a little at a time..he has to have his sugar also. He blacked out and woke up laying in the road looking up and then he looked around and was wondering where his sled was and how did he get in the middle of the trail. He was very lucky and will be seeing a doctor tommorrow. Broke in that new M1000 real fast. Bumper was broke in(literally) Hood cracked and both skis bent up like the shoes on an elf! a few plastics were cracked where stuff attaches too on the inside..all in all very lucky old fart.
Pops was very thankfull for all the help that people gave.
Thanks again, mark
Pops was very thankfull for all the help that people gave.
Thanks again, mark
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That was me and a guy named Paul. I always stop to help folks out it seems to come back in a good way. It helps promote my guide business at the same time. A good way to show the better side of our sport is to help out one another.
That was me and a guy named Paul. I always stop to help folks out it seems to come back in a good way. It helps promote my guide business at the same time. A good way to show the better side of our sport is to help out one another.
