Big thank you to whoever broke the axe at Boulder cabin!

[raceu4it]

I had my right hand trailing arm fold up on my sled going up the trail, and was looking for a nice piece of wood to keep it together for 2 days of riding. And wouldn't you know it someone broke the axe in the basement splitting wood, and had the courtesy not to burn the handle and it worked out great. Rode the whole day at yamamfest and the next day also, mind you the camber and toe-ins were getting wonky by the end of day 2.

 

[Trashy]

Nice work Red Green

I know a guy in DeWinton, that can hook you up with a new trailering arm quickly. If need be

 

[teamgreen]

Did you take a new axe to the cabin?

 

[snopro]

Trailing arms???????????? Is that your sled for the vintage ride? I thought you were a player Dusty. Where's the Pro? Lol.

 

[JoeDnDirty]

That is Bad A$$ Redneck if I ever saw it. :d

 

[raceu4it]

Trailing arms???????????? Is that your sled for the vintage ride? I thought you were a player Dusty. Where's the Pro? Lol.

In my next life, I want to be a farmer with a finger or two in the oil and gas industry, and all my good friends will have toys. lol

 

[flying frenchman]

Yes. A good weekend of riding thanks to an axe handle = New axe for cabin.

 

[fredw]

your a brave sole running a second day on that, i was not so lucky when i treid it...

 

[neilsleder]

I think I would of went to the sled shed and got those guys to fab up something better. But that is good use of duck tape!

 

[awkwardmoose]

You should never leave home without it (or toilet paper)...

 

[PINKalicious]

That's funny! Well whatever works to keep you riding!