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  1. Ok, thanks Mike. Yeah, I guess Caratunk isn’t that close to Rangeley, by car it showed 85 miles but is like a “v”, not a straight line so it seemed like you could get from Caratunk to Rangeley for lunch and back easily via sled.
  2. So upon closer inspection it seems my original place I found in Caratunk isn't that far from Rangeley, so wanted to see what your thoughts are with this location? Going to go look for your post now, thanks again! http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_02/image.png.e6868586ccaf8bab4c98552ed5d62a2d.png
  3. Thanks Mike! When I started researching I sort of landed on Moosehead. Found a reasonable place on Airbnb in Caratunk that is very close to the trail. It's about a 500 mile drive which is about the most I really want to drive. I see Rangeley would be closer so will look into that. I think your other two suggests are a bit far. Will be riding with my wife so only looking for 80-150 miles a day. Obviously on the lower side if they are rough and/or tight, and the higher side if they are wide and smooth. Where are you located? Wondering if you would be able to provide an update Friday after the rain? Hoping to leave Sunday but we haven't booked yet because we don't want to go (i.e. spend the money) if trails/weather aren't great. Will probably wait until Saturday morning to decide then rush around all day making arrangements, lol. One last question, it appears I can register sleds online, my question is what does one carry as proof? Last time I was in Quebec they went electronic in place of stickers, so you just had a screen shot on your phone. Just want to make sure I don't overlook something regarding registration if we decide to go last minute.
  4. Looking for info that anyone can share about riding in Maine. Doing a lot of research and thought I should ask this group if anyone has any knowledge (best places to stay, etc…). To give you an idea of what I am used to, I typically stay in Mont Laurier (Comfort Inn) or Val d’Or, so I like being in a town but also close to the trail. In other words, I like being close to restaurants so I don’t have to eat at the same place every night, but also don’t want to be far away from the trail so if roads/sidewalks aren’t covered I don’t have to scrape through town to get to the trail. Thanks in advance for any replies.
  5. I stay at the comfort inn on the other end of town. Not too much sidewalk to ride to get to trail, maybe 2-3 blocks going from memory. Rooms were on the small side and not ideal for snowmobilers from a gear perspective, but we made it work. Parking not great either but again, we made it work. Breakfast was acceptable too. Gas station right next to it on the way to trail. I would definitely stay there again if I had to but would not be my first choice.
  6. Yeah, I get that locks don't stop everyone, but I always feel safer if there is an easier target than mine. So I keep trailer locked when sleds are inside and keys are in my room. Not everyone does that though. Always surprise at how many people just roll up to the hotel and shut sled off and walk into their room. I use these locks on the trailer and lock each side of both ramp doors. Not saying they can't be broken or picked, but again, I truly believe if your stuff is harder to get than they others in the lot, you are safer.
  7. Couple questions if anyone knows more details. Was trailer locked? If so, what type of locks and how were they compromised? Were keys in the sleds?
  8. Nobody gets ice build up that prevents the shield from closing completely? This would surprise me if no one else gets this as the moisture from your breath has to go somewhere; basic science actually. I get it aournd the shield where it seals off the inside compartment. I also get it around the hinge and by the end of the day it prevents me from using sun shield. And yes, my visor is working because one, I feel the heat, and two, when I do fog, which is often, it will dissipate with some time.
  9. Maybe Polio is a hoax too? I mean, I have never seen anyone with Polio in my life, must not even exist then. Children getting vaccinated everywhere for no reason. Hoax, lol! Polio Vaccine Effectiveness and Duration of Protection Vaccine Effectiveness Two doses of inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) are 90% effective or more against polio; three doses are 99% to 100% effective. A person is considered to be fully vaccinated if he or she has received: four doses of any combination of IPV and tOPV, or a primary series of at least three doses of IPV or trivalent oral poliovirus vaccine (tOPV) AND The last dose in either series should be given after 4 years of age and at least 6 months after the previous dose.
  10. I can't say I like mine. By later in the day I get so much ice that the shield doesn't shut tight. Plus, any bit of elevated breathing and it fogs. Forget about unplugging to go dig someone out.
  11. I realize one can't rationalize with your type, so let's just go with Covid was a scam. What was the reason then? A global scam just so Trump wouldn't get reelected?
  12. Nope, I go around placing my stickers all over the place because I think it's cool. Makes me feel like I'm the king of Quebec.
  13. No need to watch the news, I understand infectious disease.
  14. You seem to be so knowledgeable about infectious disease I think you should change professions. By the way, were did you get your Doctor of Medicine?
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