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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 1:30 am 
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Well, It was a pretty full day in Shamokin Pa, between there and Kulpmont. A little slow go at times due to the 5" of fresh snow, but that's why they brew Yuengling up there. Sorry I didn't invite you along, you probably would have enjoyed it. I doubt you believe it, but Immortal soul219 will vouch for this area, never met him but I'm sure he knows of it well. Totally outlaw trails, awsome hills, and if his adventures haven't taken him through here, then he is probably FOS, but I doubt it. Bet he ain't skeered. Hope everyone hade a memorable, safe ride at Wilborns.

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 2:36 am 
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I am not in the same league as a lot of you , but I do not let the weather dictate when I ride. I ride whenever I can, regardless.Buy the right clothing. You don't seem to be too concerned about spending $2000.00 on a set of shocks, but you cry about the cold????? GEEEE, I bet I'll take a thrashing on this one for a long time to come!!!!! OK, I'll ride, you cry.


Now that there is funny :mrgreen: Hard to spend the money for one ride a year in some regions though. I don't mind cold, and I don't mind wet. Its when its 40deg and melting the snow and your soaked to the bone and cold that I hate. Wish I had a place close by to try just snow, sounds like fun with the right cold weather gear.

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 5:13 am 
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woogiebugger1 wrote:
I am not in the same league as a lot of you , but I do not let the weather dictate when I ride. I ride whenever I can, regardless.Buy the right clothing. You don't seem to be too concerned about spending $2000.00 on a set of shocks, but you cry about the cold????? GEEEE, I bet I'll take a thrashing on this one for a long time to come!!!!! OK, I'll ride, you cry.


A 2K set of shocks sounds like a dam good reason not to ride in the mudd to me!I don't like the mud because it tears up my machines. If I wanted to go mudding Id get a truck. You can put on all the clothes you want. I have them two. Even with warm clothes rain, mud, and cold just dont seem to be to much fun for me. On top of the toll it takes on my machine. You ride and I'll cry buddy. Thats fine with me. My machine is still sitting polished in the shop at the end of the day.

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 11:39 am 
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I wouldn't call it crying I can ride with the best of em. I just have alot more responsibility now days if I'm sick from riding in a hurricane the bills don't get paid

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 11:45 am 
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jon williams wrote:
I wouldn't call it crying I can ride with the best of em. I just have alot more responsibility now days if I'm sick from riding in a hurricane the bills don't get paid

yea i think about that too,but cant let them snow mobil riders have all the winter fun.i have weatherproof clothes and a good women who will wash them and if my buggy gets muddy and wet then i wash it off in a couple of weeks or just trade old mud for new mud on the next ride.lol.chad :mrgreen:

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 12:16 pm 
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I think the worst part is having to clean the buggy. The last time I rode my buggy stayed muddy for at least a month before it got warm enough to give it a bath.polishing chrome is rough in 30 degree weather

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 12:25 pm 
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I did not go because it was too cold,,muddy,,far. The warm cozy house did fine . I will go twice later to make it up. :roll:

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:21 pm 
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well i cried riding and i cried washing the rzr cause it was cold as hell...but i had the new toy itch....it started sleeting when we got down to the canyon...1hr worth of riding=3 hrs worth of washing...what the hell was i thinking...im ready for warm weather

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