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CoyoteGirl
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Going pee! LOL 
what is they BIGGEST PAIN IN THE BUTT about sledding
- Thread starter rmking600
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1 People backing out of planned trips
2 People who do not know how to park their rigs in snowparks
2 People who do not know how to park their rigs in snowparks
work
Having to work in the winter. Timing everything with your best riding buddies.Riding with rookies that think they are ready for the deep days....
Having to work in the winter. Timing everything with your best riding buddies.Riding with rookies that think they are ready for the deep days....
We need a special place to punish such people!
jeez.. does it suck not living in the mountains.. driving an hour to go ride pisses me off to no end. 20 minuntes? now thats more like it!!
but again, I think people who back out are the worst, I understand stuff coming up, but every weekend.. oh well, they now dont really ride anymore.
but again, I think people who back out are the worst, I understand stuff coming up, but every weekend.. oh well, they now dont really ride anymore.
6 hours 1 way to go to the mountains. school does not allow any cash or free time for riding. weekend isn;t long enough. and deffinately when people back out.
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tranquillicer
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Just do it!!
I say to all who want to be somewhere else...if you dont have dependants,pack your bags and go for it. Make the move while your young cause you won't be able to once you have a family and obligations. There's work everywhere if you look,you just may have to change your thought process for a while(take a job you wouldn't otherwise want to do). I drive over 1200km each way to ride in the mt's and that won't change until I retire(unless the Lotto Max early retirement plan kicks in) I just hope I can continue to do that 3-4 times a year as long as my riding buddies will have me.
Here's what bugs me-one storm all winter in my province accounts for our total snowfall and then we get the equivilant of 180" of snow in about 1 month in May/June and it does no good to anyone(unless you manufacture sump-pumps for a living). When I was a kid riding a 12hp Olympic and various other underpowered/under tracked/under suspended sleds, it seemed like we had tons of snow every year.
I say to all who want to be somewhere else...if you dont have dependants,pack your bags and go for it. Make the move while your young cause you won't be able to once you have a family and obligations. There's work everywhere if you look,you just may have to change your thought process for a while(take a job you wouldn't otherwise want to do). I drive over 1200km each way to ride in the mt's and that won't change until I retire(unless the Lotto Max early retirement plan kicks in) I just hope I can continue to do that 3-4 times a year as long as my riding buddies will have me.
Here's what bugs me-one storm all winter in my province accounts for our total snowfall and then we get the equivilant of 180" of snow in about 1 month in May/June and it does no good to anyone(unless you manufacture sump-pumps for a living). When I was a kid riding a 12hp Olympic and various other underpowered/under tracked/under suspended sleds, it seemed like we had tons of snow every year.
Biggest PITA is probably wiping it with snow when you forget the tp.
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PowderProject
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the $$$$
Poser's/wanna B's/ricky racer's that do not belong on sled.
Not having 4' of fresh pow every single time I ride is the biggest pain in the *** about sledding
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relentless rider
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blown motors
braking down,and packing motors in and out,or having to heli out sled!Not cheap. but this is the price we pay to play in the back country.
braking down,and packing motors in and out,or having to heli out sled!Not cheap. but this is the price we pay to play in the back country.
rental mentals!!!!
Been 2 years since I've delt with I70 traffic. That's because I NEVER taking that F-ing Hwy anymore!
People backing out the last minute is very annoying. I just don't invite or ride with those people anymore.
I find it a PITA when now a days you have to carry around both Metric and Standard tools in the backcountry. Make it one damn unit of measurement on everything manufacturers!!! Is it THAT hard or more expensive to use all metric bolts/nuts on a chassis if you are using an engine with metric bolts/nuts???
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whitegold46
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Living in Florida ain't helping
waiting for my spring order to arrive
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