Over a foot and its still comeing down in Orangeville YAAAAAAAAA

Originally posted by Icerider@Apr 3 2005, 07:25 AM
Over a foot and its still comeing down in Orangeville YAAAAAAAAA
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How far is that from Toledo, Ohio???
Mann must be nice!!! :thumbsup:

:bash: I WISH I HAD SNOW NOW...

Yeah I hear you. We got about 7" on the ground. I sure am glad I didn't fog my sleds yet. A good time for me to try one last clutch set up that's been bothering me. Who would have thought snow in April??? :unsure: Doesn't get any better than this. What next/snow in July.

Who's heard of GLOBIAL WARMING???? :dazed:

Originally posted by sledheaddude800@Apr 3 2005, 09:59 AM
How far is that from Toledo, Ohio???
Mann must be nice!!! :thumbsup:
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It is an hour drive to the Detroit, Windsor crossing , then about a 3 and a half hour drive east on the 401. Then abou 35 min. north on hwy 10 . So about as soon as you get there it will be all melted unfortunatly . lmao . :cussing: We are back in the major warming trend again . Everything we got is already melting . :bash: I guess it has just prolonged our agony that's all . The next pictures will be of all us in mud bogged drivways .lol

Originally posted by ONTHINICE@Apr 3 2005, 02:43 PM
Underdog, I'm gonna take a guess and say that you are a BillyBigRigger hee hee.


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Who me ... He He ... Guilty since Apr. 1994 . I run under the same handle while putting on the miles . Best job in the world ... LOL ...Open board . Can , and U.S . I pretty sure you guys are in the same industry , based on earlier writtings . I think anyways . :thumbsup:

Just got back put approx 100 more km on the new sled, just did some ditch banging and park running. All the waterways are open but hey I had fun on the last run of the year. Its all going to be gone is a few days but hey if I have to shovel it I am going to run it. If we get the 15 to 20cm more that is predicted over night I just might get a 24hour bug. It would be wrong to go to work and infect everyone right? :whistling:

i heard Cornerbrook got over 2 feet the other day that must be why Jwheeler is been absent here.

TEASER (S) :!:




:bash: :sly:

Originally posted by snow4mydooplz@Apr 3 2005, 02:43 PM
TEASER (S)* :!:*
:bash:* :sly:
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Im from Orangeville aswell and looking out into my backyard my horseshoe pit stakes which are 17 inchs above ground are covered and its coming down harder all the time.

We must have missed it on both sides, only rain here. Worse part is there is still nearly a foot of ice in front of us but so much slush it's unrideable. :bash:

Originally posted by ONTHINICE@Apr 3 2005, 01:43 PM
[color=purple]Underdog, I'm gonna take a guess and say that you are a BillyBigRigger hee hee.
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Sure I'm going to be sorry for asking but ?????? Asked the wife, she thought I was slurring my words!

just live outside of orangeville and we have had quite a bit and everything is a mess. i thought winter was over with that's why i sold my sled!! :bash: been riding the quad around instead.... :D

Originally posted by CORY9@Apr 3 2005, 05:40 PM
Sure I'm going to be sorry for asking but ?????? Asked the wife, she thought I was slurring my words!
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Oh boy... hope I don't look completely stupid and say........I think its a truck driver... hense the bigrig thing... I don't know, I could be way off. :withstupid:

62 degrees and lov'in it!
The sky is blue and the birds are sing'in Oh Yaaaaaaaaaa!

Mike, did it turn out to be your stator, and did you get it running yet?? want to see you at next years ride if not sooner!!!

Originally posted by Icerider@Apr 3 2005, 09:25 AM
Over a foot and its still comeing down in Orangeville YAAAAAAAAA
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I live in PA, you do not know how lucky you are or how envious I am!! :(