Who's ready for the snow show?
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That is a most definite... Boondockers is their favorite sled flicks... During BD3, they new Phatty's segment and would say "Hi Phatty"... it was so funny... BD3 and BD 7 seem to be their favs so far... They have really been enjoying TS11 on the iPad this year... See ya in a few weeks...
I think we are even guna make the journey from Iowa. Never ben there. I bet we have a good time...
Looking forward to getting all the new vids... Also in the market for a new lid and goggle setup, Really eyeing the 509 cf and aviators
Looking forward to getting all the new vids... Also in the market for a new lid and goggle setup, Really eyeing the 509 cf and aviators
The new 509 CF lid is super sweet!
Looking forward to getting all the new vids... Also in the market for a new lid and goggle setup, Really eyeing the 509 cf and aviators
Don't forget to check out the new Klim goggles! They will go really sweet with a Klim helmet
Did you get one?
I'll be there at the HaberVision booth again this year. New goggles out this year. Dedicated Snowmobile goggle with nose guard, couple other new goggles as well. Because of the new layout we will be in a different location. Will have some great show only specials. Stop by and say hi, I'll only be there Saturday and Friday because of a wedding on Friday I need to be at.
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powderules
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RockyMountainSnowmobile will be there with a booth. We are coming from Utah with a full complement of 509, MotorFist, Klim, Ogio, HMK, and more. Look forward to seeing you all there! BTW, what's the highway like between Laramie and Ft. Collins? Does it save much time over going through Cheyenne? We have a very large trailer that isn't much fun on smaller highways.
Jeremy
Jeremy
I would just take I-80 to I-25. Hwy 287 can be quicker, but you can also get caught behind slow drivers/semi's. Even if you hit 287 perfect (going 70+mph in a 65) you are only saving ~10-15min max over taking I-25 from Cheyenne. Plus with 287 you have to drive through Fort Collins which can take even more time if you don't know the quick routes to get back out to I-25.
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powderules
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Thanks 2.0!
Anyone know if the new motorfist helmet will be at the show???
suppose to be light
suppose to be light
I've never seen speed restrictions on I-80 during the non winter months unless there's road construction and it dives down to one lane. Definitely speed restrictions during the winter when the roads are covered with snow/ice. Elk Mountain is the worst part of that stretch, and I go up there a couple times a month all year round.
Both routes are similar distance though...
Both routes are similar distance though...
Agreed on going through Price. I also feel it is quite a bit faster to go through 287 to Fort Collins. I'd say it is closer to a 45 minute savings. Take 287 to Mullberry and you have quick access to I-25.
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Driving from Denver to Laramie on 287 vs I-80 saves ~16 miles. We usually pull the trailers on 287 in the winter, but check road/wind conditions on the WYDOT website prior to each trip. In the summer I usually go through Cheyenne.
IMO going on Owl Canyon is easier than Mulberry if you don't mind a dirt road. Only one stop sign vs a bunch of stoplights in town.
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