I know we have a mixed bag sort of speak in Snowmobile World .. so I was just wondering the ratio. Please click where your from or live in this poll.........I'm from Michigan so there's one for the United States.

Also.....Where do you ride? United States, Canada, Both ??

I live in my house LOL Ontario Canada. Some of the best trail riding in North America
Ride mostly in Ontario. Have been in Quebec a few times. Nice there as well. Would like to find the time to hit the trail in the UP Michigan. Supposed to be great there as well. Would also like to try New York. Tug Hill area.

Tip of the mitt is it!

Live in Ontario, sled here too, though I always try to get to NFLD every winter to do some riding.

I Live in Maine Ride in Maine.

I live in Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.....home of some of the BEST trails in the world.....
You can also check out the member map if you're looking for ratio information....
http://www.snowmobileworld.com/forum/index...?act=membermap2 (http://www.snowmobileworld.com/forum/index.php?act=membermap2)

Canada, but after watching so mahy shows about the U.P, want to try a run out there sometime, just to do something different.

Ontario, because we have the longest total length of trails in all of canada!

I live in southern Wisconsin, but I ride mostly in the Minocqua area.
Hey Snow4, you still gonna take a trip to Minocqua this winter? I'll let you try out my Poo, that way you can see what you are missing. LOL

I live in southern Wisconsin, but I ride mostly in the Minocqua area.
Hey Snow4, you still gonna take a trip to Minocqua this winter? I'll let you try out my Poo, that way you can see what you are missing. LOL [/b]

Going to Minocqua?? I don't know, but I would love to try out your Poo so I could see what Iam missing. :D How have you been Buddy?

Sanborn, NY avout 10 miles from the Queenston/Lewiston Bridge into Niagara Falls, Ontario

Also, have a camp (house) in Farmersville Station in Cattaraugus County. Was there today. BAout 8" of fresh snow on the ground and it was coming down HEAVY when I left, forecasted to keep on snowing all night!

Here's some pics:

I live in the great state of Minnesnowless.....but it looks like this year may be far different from the past couple years.

My goal, take a trip to the black hills in the near future, was out there for the sturgis bike rally and the scenery breathtaking out there. From all the research I have done on snowmobiling out there, would be a paradise.

Black Hills Snowmobiling (http://www.e-travelbrochures.com/viewBrochure.asp?campaignId=317)

Go to page 34 on this brochure if you also are interested in going out there one day....

I live right on the water on the south shore of Long island, NY and go to school in Bristol Rhode island. I love sleddin in the neighborhood when we get snow cuz everyone doesnt know what these things are by me its kinda funnny even some cops

I live in Ontario and ride here aswell...and just love it SWRules

Going to Minocqua?? I don't know, but I would love to try out your Poo so I could see what Iam missing. :D How have you been Buddy?
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Ive been keeping busy. Im more on HCS nowdays, but Im on various other sled forums too. This site is a little slow sometimes, but its a good site.
Ive been doing some mods on my sled, nothing serious but things that I think will make it better for the conditions I ride in: 2" bar riser, Pro-X seat, low "sno-x" windshield and I blocked off one of the hood vents (I had the throttle ice-up on my last winter). We'll see how it goes. Im thinking about doing something with the clutching, its a little too mild right now. Im not entirly crazy about any of the new sleds that have come out lately, so I figured why make my current sled into what I want. Besides, $9000 for something I can only use a few months out of the year is crazy. Im hoping to be able to find a Pro-X 440 or maybe even a 440 IQ for cheap 'cause a 440 is the only kinda sled that will be able to handle the type of riding I like to do. I cant complain about my 600 though. :D
All in all, I cant complain. Things can always be worse. Im just kind of anxious to ride my sled. I did all those mods, plus I just bought a new Polaris leather jacket, so you can imagine how it is. With a little luck I will be able to ride on December 23rd. Ive got 10 straight days off of work over X-mas and New Year's and with a little luck I should be able to ride over 1,000 miles over that span. Im hoping to ride 2,000 miles this winter.
You and Snowmutt should come up to Minocqua sometime this winter. You can go out riding with my group. I ride with my parents, my brother and his wife. If you do, Im sure I wont be hard to find. Most of my riding suit has orange on it. :thumbsup:

Bottom of the GLOVE! :lmao: I had too.

Bottom of the GLOVE! :lmao: I had too. [/b]

He of Course meant.......mitten.. :D

He of Course meant.......mitten.. :D
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Canada eh!!! :D

He of Course meant.......mitten.. :D
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I am just being silly! :crazy:

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You know Cory.......Michigan is shaped like a mitten........well the lower part anyway. :D He said Glove because he's " silly " :crazy:

I only ride in Ontario Canada but I would like to go anywhere there is snow. I ride mostly trails but I would like to try more deep powder riding. :D

Live in Michigan (Saginaw) and ride in the UP mostly!!!!!


UP: That section of land that extends east off Wisconsin into the Great lakes that us folks from "down under", "the mitten people" access via a bridge named Mackinaw!

I just kill myself!!!! HE-HE-HE!!!! :lol:

I live in Big Bend, WI and sled in Wisconsin.

Sled in Indiana (rarely), Michigan (lower and upper) and Ontario.

Nova Scotia for me, and i sled in my yard

I live in Ontario and prefer to ride Northern Ontario. Quebec is good fun too. I'll get back there and to the Gaspe' some day soon.

Live in Michigan (Saginaw) and ride in the UP mostly!!!!!
UP: That section of land that extends east off Wisconsin into the Great lakes that us folks from "down under", "the mitten people" access via a bridge named Mackinaw!

I just kill myself!!!! HE-HE-HE!!!! :lol:
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heh, 'mitten people'. I think they actually call us 'trolls' (as in 'under the bridge')

Yes Sir.....Trolls!!!! That would be us.... :crazy:

Trolls, mitten people, flatlanders........all the same thing!!!! Those of us under da bridge!!!

But da Yoopers sure do love Troll $$$$$$ in the winter time...they can't survive without it!!!!

Live in Dalhousie, NB and sled in Northern New Brunswick with an occasional trip accross the river to the Gaspe.

Just outside Chicago, do most of my riding in da up eh, and some in the mitten near benzonia

Timmins ....well just a few minutes east of Timmins....called South Porcupine Ontario....ride in Northern Ontario mostly..........gotta get out west though!!! and Visit Docrmk!! :rolleyes:

Quebec is good fun too.
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I guess I should include Quebec, too. Accidentally wound up there when Perm and I took a spin east of Cochrane. I was in the lead and Perm had to stop me to turn around. Didn't have a permit. lol

I've done all my riding in ontario from parry sound and huntsville and as far north as cochrane. This year planing the biggest trip my wife and I will have done riding north through timmins up to hearst and down through hornepayne, chapleau to elliot lake and back to north bay through killarney. Should be a heck of a trip..............can't wait :thumbsup: :tongue:

Northern Lower Michigan.


:undercover:

I am from Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Canada a border town to Sault Ste. Marie Michigan..I have ridden in both the upper Michigan and norther Ontario, I have found that upper Michigan gets a little boring because it is mostly flat and straight old railway systems, I do like the price of the trail permits...I love the trails North of the Soo Halfway Haven to Wawa to Chapleau to Timmins awsome trip with lots of great scenery...check it out it is an awsome ride to plan for 2 to 3 days... Snows on the ground gotta go!!!!!!!!!!!

I live in Indiana. Indianapolis to be exact. Would love to do some far out excursion to the far North Ontario. It's fun to look at a map of Ontario and see how remote some of those towns and forts and Indian Reservations are. I would love to visit someday. Always wanted to do a fly-in fishing or hunting trip up there. Stuff you only get to read about in mags like Outdoor Life and Field and Stream.

I have found that upper Michigan gets a little boring because it is mostly flat and straight old railway systems,
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... Well said. It's all flat and boring. You don't want to go there. Repeat, you don't want to go there. :devil:

I live in Indiana. Indianapolis to be exact. Would love to do some far out excursion to the far North Ontario. It's fun to look at a map of Ontario and see how remote some of those towns and forts and Indian Reservations are. I would love to visit someday. Always wanted to do a fly-in fishing or hunting trip up there. Stuff you only get to read about in mags like Outdoor Life and Field and Stream.
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Snowbone, more than welcome to head up to Cochrane with us!

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... Well said. It's all flat and boring. You don't want to go there. Repeat, you don't want to go there. :devil: [/b] :rolleyes: Agreeed.. you do not want to go there...... :devil:

:rolleyes: Agreeed.. you do not want to go there...... :devil:
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Downright Boring :sleeping:

Is this a flatlanders forum???

Oregon is home (tho grew up in Michigan) and currently we have the most snow in the country at Mt. Hood (GLOAT GLOAT over 10 feet at 7,000' altitude).

Have FUN!

G MAN

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Southern Ontariariario
Gotta trailer north to find good snow. :bash:

Downright Boring :sleeping:
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Yep.....upper Michigan is so falt and boring who would want to go there!!!!

ME-ME-ME-ME-ME-ME-ME!!!!!!!!! Wish I was there right now!!!!!!!

Yes Sir.....Trolls!!!! That would be us.... :crazy:

Trolls, mitten people, flatlanders........all the same thing!!!! Those of us under da bridge!!!

But da Yoopers sure do love Troll $$$$$$ in the winter time...they can't survive without it!!!!
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Mostly because the tree huggers that live down there in and around Lansing stop any kind of industry from coming here because they think it should be their own private park to come paddle canoes and ride mountain bike. Look at a plat book from around here and see how much land the state has been buying up, they want to own any land adjacent to water.

BTW, I live in Wakefield, MI The heart of "Big Snow Country" in the western UP of MI.

Northwest territories......But no real snow yet... 3" ???? .... :(


EZ

I know we have a mixed bag sort of speak in Snowmobile World .. so I was just wondering the ratio. Please click where your from or live in this poll.........I'm from Michigan so there's one for the United States.

Also.....Where do you ride? United States, Canada, Both ??
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south/east mich here...

Is this a flatlanders forum???

Oregon is home (tho grew up in Michigan) and currently we have the most snow in the country at Mt. Hood (GLOAT GLOAT over 10 feet at 7,000' altitude).

Have FUN!

G MAN

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That would be the lower 48 most snow. But thats ok we are use to being thrown aside.

Valdez, Alaska. Once youve ridden the Chugach Glaciers nothing else compares

Canada, Ontario.
North West of the Nations Captial.
West Carleton Ontario and across the river from the Shawville, Quebec trails. I get the best of both trail systems.

Just moved to powassan ont, snow looking good. Anyone in for a ride.Just south of north bay

reside the outside of your house. :devil: kane pa. here. ride pa.,ny,and ont. so far.

Southeast Alaska, ride in BC and Yukon territory. 45 min drive.

Grayling/Gaylord area of Michigan

Southern Ontario.
And by southern, I don't mean around Barrie, Ont. LOL

We're very fortunate here with the abundant quantities of lake affect snow we often get. Had a couple weeks of riding in so far in this area.
Too bad my sled wasn't ready yet and I was too busy to get it together.

Oh well, enough with the crying. I go back to work after a 10 days off on Tuesday. That'll bring back the snow.

Jeff

Indianapolis, Indiana, just as my sig suggest


colts rule!!!!!

Indianapolis, Indiana, just as my sig suggest


colts rule!!!!! [/b]

Well Tiplick.............I have to say it..........GO PISTONS !

nevermind about the lions...LOL

Manitoba in the Interlake it's not to bad originally from Thunder Bay Ontario....


Rick

Born and raised in Saskatchewan. That's where I sled too. Not a whole lot of gromed trails around me so I have never bothered to go looking for them. I just ride in the ditches and across fields. That's the kind of sledding that I enjoy any ways. I think I'd get kinda bored riding a gromed trail with no bumps to watch out for and no big snow drifts to play on.

Ryan

Live in New York City, ride in Old Forge, NY

Northern Minnesota on "Da Range."