Finally found some where to ride with good conditions. 5 hr ride by truck to get there. Rode about 300 miles in a day and a half on the sleds. Lots of fast railroad beds and logging roads. It was about -5 on the second day compared to 28 the day before. So with the windchill it was about -40 brrr. Here is a couple pics and a short video clip of me driving down a railbed.

Here is the link for the video. Should open in Windows media player

http://www.snowmobilefanatics.com/gallery/file.asp?id=14973&user=1967

Mntn. + Logging Road

Fields and Mntn Logging Road.

Old Bridge

Cool pics, thanks. Whats the top speed of your sled ?

Is that up past Rangeley? The bridge looks familar

Is that up past Rangeley? The bridge looks familar

East of Rangley the first day Skowhegan to Forks. Second day was North East. Greenville, Moosehead Lake.

Cool pics, thanks. Whats the top speed of your sled ?

Probably around 110+. The video is at only 60 I think.

Nice to see some of that white stuff!!!

Glad its in Maine! Looks like you had fun though Tynan!:kewl:

thats pretty sweet right there

Looks like Bemis road. Colder than a welldiggers arse up there right now. :splat:

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Get your own at TFCTFN.

Thanks, I was starting to forget what a freshly groomed trail looks like!!:sick:

Your staying home to watch the kids ;;

&&&&&&&&&&& I can have Stars in my room ><><><><:bshake: :bshake:

When I'm done :smokin:

that won,t take long :sleeps: