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  1. Glad to see this thread back to life. W e are headed up 3/22 and staying at the Uni. I have ridden every trail on the map at one time or another over the last 10years . typically saddle bag it out of Jackman or Fort kent . This our first time making the drive up and staying in RDL. I have been inspired by those of you who drive from so far away, I 'm I S.Maine south of Portland . I can't wait to see pictures of what you guys find , I have been counting down the days to hit the trail.

  2. What I was trying to convey is that we were prepared to buy passes  and wanted to at the first club we came to that was open . None were open on the route we took.

    What I'm hearing is we would get stuck with having to buy a season pass on the spot, or more likely fined for that amount.

     

     

    Our whole group got ticketed for no mirrors by a couple of provintial cops all 7 of us, they were real dicks cost us $110.00 each.

    No warning, no explaining , no English, just pointing and tickets.

  3. What happens when you get stopped in Quebec and you do not have a trail pass. There have been times when I have crossed from Maine into Quebec during the week and have made it all the way to where we are staying for the night without a pass. Either the route we took only had a few club houses and they were not open. We were worried about what would happen if we came across a provincial police officer on a sled or their version of a game warden. What would happen?

  4. I am a nice guy, I just prefer 1000cc open mods over fried dough and laps in the pond.

    That place used to have Tim bender and all the other factory drag racers there and at least 10-20 open mod 1000's and prostock 1000's. It used to be the Hayday's of NE for drag racing , its more like the Fryberg fair these days. Now it has 10-20 helmet and clothing vendors. I bet there will be more food vendors there this year than racing classes.

    Like I said I'm getting old.

  5. I liked it better when it was all about grass drags and not all the other stuff before you know it the drags will be gone and there will be carnival rides.

    The water cross was better when it was a bunch of guys who drank to much in the parking lot and decided to shoot a sled across the pond, now its just a lot of unnecessary noise.

    Maybe I'm getting old.

  6. For saddle bag touring on nice groomed trails they are the best money you will spend on your sled. No darting or hunting and they allow you to enjoy the ride without the sled muscling you around.

    I have put on 15k on a Yamaha and a 1200 doo each have the trackers. I could not stand either sled without them. I think they make the sled corner nicely without any push, if your ridding so hard that extreme sno-trackers push in the corner, A. You probably don't belong on a public trail ridding that agressive and B. Nothing would stop you from pushing in the corners if these don't.

    My only complaint would be that in certain snow conditions they grab or engage more making it feel like the brakes were just put on, Every person who has gone on a long trip with me that has not had them has gone out and bought a set after trying my sled with them, its the same thing I did after I rode my friends Apex with a set of sno trackers. I can't ride without them now.

  7. My passport runs out this year and would like to know what is the best way to go about getting a replacement. I live in Maine and I'm pretty sure I do not need a passport to travel by land , but may need some other document. Can someone give me some direction on the best way to proceed.

    Thanks

  8. I'm usually the guy who always has the most canadian cash on me while my ridding buddy is always trying to find more. We have ridden around a few towns trying to find a bank. I'm just tired of my bank stealing from me so this time it will be me looking for a bank. It shouldn't be an issue ,we have to stop for groceries somewhere anyway. thanks for all the imput guys I appreciate the stories,

  9. So it sounds like the ATM is the most popular way to get the best rate. The only issues I think I may have with this is we are going to be day tripping out of a remote out post in NB and we don't know where the ATM's are going to be.So I'm thinking on out way there we will be heading through some larger towns (Woodstock & Fredricton) I will have to find a bank there and pull the cash.

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