finally, nice OFSC tags this year

chilli

chilli

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For those of us in Ontario running yammys, no more goofy looking, green sticker(see my avatar)...Navy blue and Silver!! Should look much better

Once I re-attach my hood, I'll snap a pic, or someone could always "Insert pic here" if they've attached theirs already.

just out of curiosity, what do your tags look in the states, and other provinces for that matter?
 

mines not really navy? its really dark almost black with some haze to it... ill grab some pics later if i get chance.... i put mine on the inside of my windshield anyway, before we had pink, then green.... i decided against putting that anywhere on my hood haha
 
Michigan's are yellow and only $25 !!!! Guess where i'll be riding this year. You certainly pay a hefty price for that pretty permit #$%&* .As for the color change , i'm sure it's the same everywhere. :letitsnow
 
yeah a whole three weeks worth last year!!!!!!!

Pat
 
You guys were all riding in the wrong parts of Ontario last year. I had TONS of snow here in the Grey/Bruce County area (OFSC District 9)... I think this is the ONLY area in Ontario that had good snow last year lol. But NORMALLY... anything from Parry Sound north is where the real riding is. It's good down here too but a lot more sledder friendly up there for sure. And I agree on the permits... they're finally blue again!
 
I always used to slide my sticker underneath the headlight, and then use a small amount of scotch tape to tape it up to the headlight. I trimmed it a bit so that the sticker had the same curve as the headlight. When the sled is on, it lights up the trailpass quite nicely! Check it out, you'll never put it elsewhere.
 
chilli said:
yeah, $180 on or before Dec1. Thats the price you pay for world-class trails (depending on where you are)
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OMFG!

ours in WI are like 30 dollars and last a couple (is it 2 or 3)years. We also have an awesome trail system.
If our trails here in WI were not so nice, I would venture (pun intended) over to the UP of MI trails. I might do that anyway, but I need to buy my MI permit early in the year so i can justify running up there from Tomahawk a few times this winter.
That, and I need to call my buddy in Eagle River and get a date or 2 set up for riding weekends staying at his place.
 
I haven't rode in Ontario yet, but I get a quebec Trail pass, its around 200-240 as well. Last year was a rip off, I think the groomer was out twice (in my area, around Waltham, Fort-coulonge) But at least the trail pass comes with Liability Insurance, so I don't have to pay for Insurance on the sled. I will likely buy another one this year, esp with the snow already flying, but the biggest reason is the Insurace
 
well, if liability ins is included at least that makes it a bit more palatable.

If you break it out I spend around 100 for a year for liability and Comp insurance for my XC. I think all 4 sleds with full insurance on the venture and xc, with liability only on the indy5 and the trail all add up to around 350 a year.

but then again, you guys have free healthcare, unlike here in the US
 
ive bought a pass since 95 in northern ontario sure there are good and bad years but last year was s@#t. the groomers were out 3 -4 times . now this year were sitting on a foot and a half of nice snow and again the groomers arent out. Quebec here i come. Ill ride roads for the 30km to the border!

Pat
 
chilli said:
yeah, $180 on or before Dec1. Thats the price you pay for world-class trails (depending on where you are)
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Well put Chilli, Groomers have been out all week in my area. I think i will have the Ice hut on the lake 3-4 weeks earlier than last year. BRING ON THE COLD!!!!!
 
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