Sledding with your family
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Stole an idea and whipped these up for my boy to hang on a little easier. Added the heated visor plug to my sled and spliced an end onto the grip Warmers… not sure if they work yet, but the test fit went well. I’ve got a CFR bar pad to clean it up and give the chin a chance. Shout out to Climbax for the risers!
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We got out aroundChristmas as well. Was around -30. And all the old beasts fired up and cruised Lake isle
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Here's the video, Grandpa Sledderglen helping him get unstuck. First time on the 120 this year, he was only on it about 6 times last year, he's doing quite well on it!
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looks Like great times, that Indy 650 is amazing!!!
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Was a great day in Edson for the Sno Seekers vintage ride! My boy did 40km on his zr120... he was the youngest rider!
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Those Elan's are primo!
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Great pics.
Unfortunately could not make it this year.
There are always some very nice sleds that show up !!
Unfortunately could not make it this year.
There are always some very nice sleds that show up !!
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I've heard 100 and 110 they will have official numbers Tuesday
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Window mountain and York creek over 2 days this weekend. Trail into the plane crash wasn’t too bad bit off camber in spots.
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Crowsnest pass
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https://www.albertaparks.ca/media/6496567/castle-georeferenced-winter-map.pdf
It’s in north York creek at the end of the trail. Furthest climbers left when you get to the base of the basin. There’s a picnic table there. Just in the trees.
Trail in sometimes is tricky depending on how much traffic has rode in or if there’s new snow. You need to cross a few small avalanches chutes that can be off camber. Also there is one spot you climb up that the trail likes to ridge with snow.
When the kids were younger I sometimes had to ride there sleds through a couple of those spots. Just fyi.
It’s in north York creek at the end of the trail. Furthest climbers left when you get to the base of the basin. There’s a picnic table there. Just in the trees.
Trail in sometimes is tricky depending on how much traffic has rode in or if there’s new snow. You need to cross a few small avalanches chutes that can be off camber. Also there is one spot you climb up that the trail likes to ridge with snow.
When the kids were younger I sometimes had to ride there sleds through a couple of those spots. Just fyi.
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My son is 12 turning 13 in March. Been sledding since he was in momma’s belly. Took his 120 on the Corbin poker rally vintage ride when he was 4 and did lots of doubling with me. Now he’s on his own 850 154 and having the time of his life. I just wish this sport wasn’t so expensive and we could go way more often.
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