SnowCrazed

4670 85% Vermont, 15% NH, 0 Quebec. Need to get back to QC next season for sure.

Thank you sir!

Hey Bill we share Birthdays! Happy b-day buddy! Terry

Anyone know how US citizen club membership numbers are doing this year? I wonder if there are less US folks traveling to QC because there is so much snow in the northeast? My buddy's business is down at his northern Maine B&B because there is good snow south and people aren't traveling up to his area.

That's trail 93 on the way to Monts Valin, right? If so, one side is ATV and the other is snowmobile if I recall.

We've been riding our dealer's demo all week and averaging 24 US MPG/500 ~ 550 miles per quart of oil. There is a special e-tec oil and the Doo recommends 91 octane. No electric start for the mid season release but starts one pull every time. TNT package is not for high mile rides. It would be a winner in the Adrenaline or GSX packages. My SDI ran away from it going across the lake.

Add a Vermont forum and I'll post every weekend! We made our bed this season with a season rental in Vermont and I'm hoping to get to Saguenay for an extended weekend early March.

Spring ordered a TNT for Mrs. Crazed and after riding it for a day decided never to get back on my '05 REV. Two main reasons: way better handling than my '05 REV and leg room. Her TNT is a little stiff for my taste and I ended up with the Adrn. 600SDI. The TNT was delivered at my dealer in August. They asked if they could sell hers and replace it with one in December. So hers came from the factory with all the updates done (specifically the hand warmers). The only problem other than not having more time to ride is the TNT switched to metric and can only be switched back by the dealer. She didn’t notice and was very excited to tell everyone she had gone 160 on her snowmobile. She was very disappointed when I told her that was Kmh and not MPH!!!

Looks like mikerider was lined up for a race! Who won?

Someone who needs a new jacket to match his sled? Look foward to your daily reports Bill and hope to make it up there soon! Terry

Right, I remember that place now. What is the hotel on the right just before the divided highway (173) ends?

Anyone have a website or phone number for the Red Roof? Thx.

I find it interesting people are reluctant to get a passport. I've traveled internationally on biz and pleasure so I've needed one outside of snowmobiling. Maybe if I was only ever going to go to Canada I might feel different but it wasn't until I got my first passport that I realized the importance and power of the document. There is a reason they don't hand them out in a vending machine and it could be the single most important document you ever posses someday. Think about how many people in the world would give anything to be a US citizen and have one? Sorry, off my soap box now. Here is a story on how having our passports with us on our last trip Jonquiere saved my vacation. We had reservations for 10 days and during that week the weather was cold where most days didn't get above zero and the wind chill was -cold. My wife was a trooper and rode the first few days but then couldn't take it any longer because the cold was causing too much pain in her bad knee. She didn't want to ruin my vacation but I knew she didn't want to hang out in the hotel room for the rest of the vacation. Many options were discussed and thankfully I had the money and her passport to fly her home from the local airport. So, everyone thinks they are going to come back the same way they went but $hit happens and you never know when you or someone in your riding group might have to fly home! Peace. SC

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