Carman

I have year make model and VIN# for my new sled but I won’t have plate number until after Christmas when my dealer registers it to me, can I still get a pass?

Great report as always ice. Good choice not to push your luck, enjoy the day loops on the bullets!

I would go with Gaspe, they seem to have the most amount of snow and long range forecast looks great! Check out the link below to see snow depth in both areas: http://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/interactive/html/map.html?ql=obs_overlay&zoom=&loc=45.67+N%2C+63.47+W&var=ssm_depth&dy=2017&dm=3&dd=24&dh=18&snap=1&o5=1&o6=1&o9=1&o12=1&o13=1&lbl=m&o7=1&mode=pan&extents=us&min_x=-74.625000000002&min_y=42.908333333329&max_x=-59.29166666667&max_y=51.533333333329&coord_x=++-63.47&coord_y=+++45.67&zbox_n=50.603749999995664&zbox_s=45.639583333329&zbox_e=-63.383750000002976&zbox_w=-74.57708333333534&metric=0&bgvar=dem&shdvar=shading&width=800&height=450&nw=800&nh=450&h_o=0&font=0&js=1&uc=0

Day 4 350km day with a lake run to the Ski-doo dealer to get replace parts for my saddle bag, front carbide adjuster and topped up my oil. Rained the last hour of riding but trails were wide and fast all day, looking forward to a 5 course meal at Lac Taureau.

Day 3 500 km for the day navi shut off for a bit due to the cold. Perfect fast trails all day and the final destination is the beautiful and rustic Pourvoirie Windigo totally solar powered and in the middle of nowhere. Gas at the saw mill where we met some guys from the forum and saw a team iceman sticker and again in La Dore and Relais 22.

Very sad, I know that trail well, very fast, very windy and very steep imbancments on both sides of the trail.

Loose screw on the back of the speedo bearing.

Sorry I missed you, we rerouted and shortened our day to avoid the rain. I ride the XRS, my buddy Roger has the apex.

We are at Windigo right now enjoying some beverages and a great meal. Trail from 22 here was great a little rough coming in to Windigo but not that bad. What trails are you taking tomorrow? We may cross paths, we are heading south to Le Tuque before cutting across to Saint-Michelle.

Heading to Relais 22 tomorrow, how were the trails? Premium fuel available?

Bluebird skies and cheese cake trails all day.

Day 2 was an adventure; 462km from Lebel-Sur-Quevillon to Mistissini then back to Chibougamau with a 2 hour stop at the Yamaha dealer in Chibougamau at lunch trying to locate a mystery noise with the mechanic. We were first tracks on freshly groomed trails the entire day.

Yes I am, any tips on how I can get all the pics together in one post?

First day is a wrap, Val-d'Or, Amos, Matagami, Lebel-Sur-Quevillon 440km of perfectly groomed trails. We drove up from the GTA last night and stayed at Le Forestel. We left 15C and rainy weather behind for -4C and blue bird skies.

Father and son, riding partners for life, I love it!

La Forestel in Val-d'Or is a great place to stay.

We are riding from village Windigo to Val-d'Or next week is this the best place for fuel? 200km range is not an issue for our sleds.

Looks like it was groomed in the past 24 hrs

I am planning a saddle bag trip at the end of the month and I was just curious how easy it will be to find synthetic 2-stroke BRP oil along my route or if I should pack 4 - 8 liters just in case. Below is my planned route:

Iceman is there synthetic bombo oil easily available along this route or should I pack 4 to 8 litres for the trip?