Munson

I'm glad that it will go to good use.  I never had to use it in an emergency but it would literally be worth its weight in gold if it were ever needed. 

Happy to be able to do it !
 
Look forward to giving it to them. Thanks Munson.

Thanks for the plug.  I am getting out of the sport otherwise I would keep it. Even if I only use it one week a year in Quebec.
We've all had that experience where we are in trouble in the middle of nowhere and wondered what would happen if we needed help and couldn't call for it.  That's what prompted me to get this thing. Never had to use it except to tell my wife what I was up to. But it made me feel better just to have it with me.

Without a cell signal you can message 911, send and receive text messages and your family can track your movements from a computer at home.
I bought it for a snowmobile trip in Quebec but it was also useful when my son would ride by himself on Tug Hill - we could track his movements.
It requires an annual fee ($35??) and then a monthly fee during the riding season. I think we paid $15 a month for 3 months a year. There are different plans depending on your needs.
The Garmin Inreach plus the three Ram mount components would cost about $400 plus tax if purchased new.  I have a use for 2 of the 3 Ram components so if you dont want those I can lower the price and exclude them from the deal.
https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/592606

great little device
 
 

Thanks for the plug.  I am getting out of the sport otherwise I would keep it. Even if I only use it one week a year in Quebec.
We've all had that experience where we are in trouble in the middle of nowhere and wondered what would happen if we needed help and couldn't call for it.  That's what prompted me to get this thing. Never had to use it except to tell my wife what I was up to. But it made me feel better just to have it with me.

I just sold this same set up. Awesome unit. I upgraded to the Montana with the inreach built in. The tracking feature is great. Everyone you wish can follow along. The SOS and texting are lifesavers. For real. 
Great set up. 
Somebody here on QR definitely needs this. 

I watch the other videos as well from the post on dootalk and you catch an epic aventure! really funny to watch, those 2 guys got the ride of their life... backward! The comments on the video are really good and funny.
probably the best funny sled video I seen! thanks for having shared!

Grassman and I took a trip to Le Cababon 2 weeks ago with the help of folks on this board.  So I though I should share one of the highlights:
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Grassman and I took a trip to Le Cababon 2 weeks ago with the help of folks on this board.  So I though I should share one of the highlights:
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Grassman and I took a trip to Le Cababon 2 weeks ago with the help of folks on this board.  So I though I should share one of the highlights:
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Thats a riot! Made my day.

"Munson always looking for the best eats. I never worry about getting a good meal riding with him. "
That's the difference between being Italian and being Irish!

FYI.. in the morning always sit in the section by the bar entrance or in front of the register. That’s Frank’s section, he’ll have you guys in an out quick.
They have a couple of new young waitresses that are really slow.
when going to Mattiwan, once you run threw a parking area for trailers and stop at the stop sign, the trail goes into the woods across the road.That section was a whooped goat path. You could run the road until you can make a left into the red open gate which puts you back on the trail and avoids that particular section of trail.
Maybe that section of trail will be different by the time you run it but man was it Brutal. Just a heads up.
Also if your going to Repo from the 33 north side, they have you running multiple lakes as of now which will give you the opportunity to really unleash those turbos.👍

Never had a bad dinner at MOTEL AU VIEUX MOULIN À SCIE down the street.

Coming from a fellow Irishman that knew a few Italians over the years....
Head down to the Central in St Michels des Saints on Thursday night.  Might be some local talent putting on a show

90% sure staying at Cabanon too. I ride 2020 Red 900T too. Food is pretty good there but be patient service is sometimes very slow. Saturday night all you can eat beef deal real good. Real Masse very good as advised above. Easy 1st day ride would be to go to Mattawin. Gas and great lunch there. Head back same route or hit M20 on way back to add a few miles. 75 miles each way.

"Munson always looking for the best eats. I never worry about getting a good meal riding with him. "
That's the difference between being Italian and being Irish!

"Munson always looking for the best eats. I never worry about getting a good meal riding with him. "
That's the difference between being Italian and being Irish!

"Munson always looking for the best eats. I never worry about getting a good meal riding with him. "
That's the difference between being Italian and being Irish!

Trak maps are excellent, that is what I use.
just keep in mind since that area is not fully setup with signage, you’ll find yourself running some sections of trail from previous years not current.

^^^ Real Masse, excellent food!  Steak👍

Hey guys, just got back from the LaCabanon 26/31. Actually left while the 6 + inches of snow was going on. You’ll have no problems leaving sleds in the corral, Dennis does a nice job having a night watchman walking the trailer pen throughout the night keeping an eye on any suspicious activity. Be careful out on the trails because underneath all the new snow there are icy turns with some rocks but believe me it’s not as bad as the INTERNET says it is. Signage is not 100% with a lot of reroutes north of dam.Was able to ride 910 miles while up there.
Who ever is considering going up, just go and have fun.

Food is very good.  I never heard of a sled getting stolen from their corral.  They close/lock it at night, I don’t recall the time, 10 or 11.  They open it at 7.  I wouldn’t leave your sleds in the trailer out in the truck trailer compound.  Although they watch it, it would not be hard for someone to walk in, unload it and ride it out.  Load up the morning that you leave, not the night before.