Pics & Vids from the Ottawa area, Enjoy.

we were going slow, :). Keep in mind that we had 2 other people ahead of us and where warning of at least 3 to 4 sleds where coming, even if we met any sleds we basically slow to nearly a stop to get by because we has so many in our group.
We are very safe on the trails ( we know them like thae back of our hand )and have never had an incident.
 
SRX7, I did not mean you weren't being safe, looked like you were all under control! I met a rev last weekend on a hill on my side of the trail and it was close. I also had a meeting with 4 sleds in a narrow wooded area parked two deep accross the trail standing around, they didn't like what I had to say about parking and taking up the hole trail. I was lucky I don't ride as fast as I used to as I would of had no place to go! There are some smart riders out there giving us all good names! Sorry, just fresh in my mind! Thanks again for the pics.
Blue
 
bluebullet said:
SRX7, I did not mean you weren't being safe, looked like you were all under control! I met a rev last weekend on a hill on my side of the trail and it was close. I also had a meeting with 4 sleds in a narrow wooded area parked two deep accross the trail standing around, they didn't like what I had to say about parking and taking up the hole trail. I was lucky I don't ride as fast as I used to as I would of had no place to go! There are some smart riders out there giving us all good names! Sorry, just fresh in my mind! Thanks again for the pics.
Blue
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I hear ya. When you don't know the trail it can get tense. Parking on the trail is just plain stupid, glad you made a comment. Our speeds dictated the conditions and trails.
In our group we have one guy that ride fairly fast than really knows the trials. He is always looking out for the rest behind him. We a firm believers in hand signals.
For instance point to holes in the trial, indicating by show of fingers how many sleds are behind us and waving sleds across the road when the coast is clear and of course our home made sign for deer crossing, wiggling all 5 fingers ontop of our helmets. LOL.
Safe sledding it can be a dangerous sport.
 
yamyrider said:
no videos of you guys racing....what speeds were your guys traveling on those trails
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No we really don't do that but if a certain river was frozen then we would of but condition were not right.
 
Looks like the pics and vids are just after the first melt down. Awsome by the way except for the orange F7 on the guys a@# all the time, that would drove me nuts.
P.S don't forget to invite me next time lol
 
He always does that to Doug. Just playing.He'll lay back alot of times to make sure nobody gets left behind. Keep in mind that was a total of maybe 15 min of vid out of a 12 hour riding day. Man I was sore the next day.
Thats was dec 29th
 
Man trail conditions looked like shit...imagine now :(

Alot of real straight trails too....good for high speed riding.

Quebec trails are so different, much more tighter and more corners
 
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