Dear people who ride with small children.... - Page 2

luvthemud · 03-05-2012, 01:23 AM

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Originally Posted by catalltheway

I think I saw those ass clowns. I didn't even slow down and passed them at 45-50mph. Really stupid place to stop.

You did forget one group the early/mid 90's 600cc "brand of choice" with the sno pro rider goosing it at every road stop. No wonder why the trails went to shit by noon Saturday

Yeah, those jokers were out in full force as well. Losers with their flannel or gay ass gear, backpacks with shovels sticking out of them, loud cans, rocking a POS sled. We got behind a group of sleds being led by a fushion 700. I knew that when i saw the fushion that we were in for a treat. They actually went somewhat fast but the douche in the rear on an orange crossfire was brapping all over the place. Thought it was cool to lift a ski i guess? I waved and gave him the thumbs up and he waved back bwahahaha! We got a good laugh over his poser ass at the next stop.

Oh, and the carhart bibs with the fleet farm helmet club was out as well! must have had a get together to discuss how to properly duct tape a seat.

I am actually glad the season is over.

orange · 03-05-2012, 07:57 AM

I was in Hayward, saw many ass hats, but I look like an idiot riding a 162 on the trail lol. Still had fun, drank way too much and didn't ride enough but I am sore as hell. I have been to the horns twice and never got sore at all.

redxcr440 · 03-05-2012, 09:27 AM

Main reason I don't ride during the weekends. You got the riders who park where ever, the idiots who get impatient and need to pass. the punks who have to brap and tear up the trail. The rentals are the worst. You never know where they are going to go.

My thoughts are, if I see you which normally I will as I look back a lot. I will pull over and gladly let you pass, when it is safe for my group to do so.

XCR1250 · 03-05-2012, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by orange

I was in Hayward, saw many ass hats, but I look like an idiot riding a 162 on the trail lol. Still had fun, drank way too much and didn't ride enough but I am sore as hell. I have been to the horns twice and never got sore at all.

Should have stopped in, say hi.

XCR1250 · 03-05-2012, 09:33 AM

Check this out:
Bob & Lou Associates, 207 998 2211
They sell the "Hold That Child" device I mentioned..

Poo2Bone · 03-05-2012, 06:05 PM

I remember when my kids were small. My boy was the worst. He'd be sleeping in under 2 miles. No straps or safety belt. That was a handful, holding him with one hand and running the sled with the other, while trying to stay to the right and out of the way of faster traffic. Now he's 7 and holds onto the bars just inside the controls. Good luck , catching us now! He loves speed and flying high. I'd rather it be me teaching him how to ride hard in a safe manner , than when he gets older and try shit on his own that I've already proven doesnt work! At age 7, he is twice the driver of over half the idiots I seen last weekend. He only has 3 years experience on his modded 120 and a few runs on my switchback with me on the back of course. To many poeple think that just because they can start a sled and drive it they know what their doing. True snowmobile safety is taught over a period of time and cannot be learned in a safety course!

Puttputtpass · 03-05-2012, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by luvthemud

Yeah, those jokers were out in full force as well. Losers with their flannel or gay ass gear, backpacks with shovels sticking out of them, loud cans, rocking a POS sled. We got behind a group of sleds being led by a fushion 700. I knew that when i saw the fushion that we were in for a treat. They actually went somewhat fast but the douche in the rear on an orange crossfire was brapping all over the place. Thought it was cool to lift a ski i guess? I waved and gave him the thumbs up and he waved back bwahahaha! We got a good laugh over his poser ass at the next stop.

Oh, and the carhart bibs with the fleet farm helmet club was out as well! must have had a get together to discuss how to properly duct tape a seat.

I am actually glad the season is over.

I thought I saw you with a back pack and a mohawk helmet! I tell you, them people with those 1200 gades are real gems! ;-)

luvthemud · 03-05-2012, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Puttputtpass

I thought I saw you with a back pack and a mohawk helmet! I tell you, them people with those 1200 gades are real gems! ;-)

Sshhhhh, dont tell anyone lol! Bwahahaha!

Nor'easter · 03-05-2012, 06:56 PM

I will say most of the people riding with children are cautious and in control when I come across them in the north country of NH, there is of course, the occasional douche nozzle that is totally on the wrong side of the trail, and has no idea why I am flipping him off, stupid people are reason we are losing our rights as Americans left and right

Any dipshit can buy a sled, or rent one, and ride it .....

I ride during the week, but even that is tough during school vacation weeks

bee1971 · 03-05-2012, 10:22 PM

Sitting here reading this just laughing my ass off - Because most of it is all true

Plain and Simple - Everyone i talked to on Saturday in Northern WI said it was there first ride of the season , yeah NO SHIT it shows - Reminds me of the first snow every winter seeing all the cars in the ditches

I guess there was a good reason i packed up and headed to the U.P. at 4am on Sunday

03-05-2012, 09:27 AM	#13 (permalink)
redxcr440 Super Advanced Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 3,228 Current Sled(s): 03 pro x 700, tucker terra Previous Sled(s): 97 xcr 440 Location: wi Favorite Riding Area: st germain wi 12-13 Mileage: 800 11-12 Mileage: 300 10-11 Mileage: 650 Age: 36 Riding Since: 1980	Main reason I don't ride during the weekends. You got the riders who park where ever, the idiots who get impatient and need to pass. the punks who have to brap and tear up the trail. The rentals are the worst. You never know where they are going to go. My thoughts are, if I see you which normally I will as I look back a lot. I will pull over and gladly let you pass, when it is safe for my group to do so. __________________ Loggers.... Working their ass off so you can wipe yours! "Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain goat looking at you like you are crazy." - Hexan Its not the distance, but the direction you travel that counts 2003 prox 700 10-66, almond/blue black/red, Team #719 7000 miles and still kicking 1997 XCR 440 VES DOMESTIC 440 7000 miles and still kicking ass

03-05-2012, 06:56 PM	#19 (permalink)
Nor'easter Super Advanced Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 874 Current Sled(s): 2008 MXZ X Previous Sled(s): All Doo's Location: Suffield,CT Favorite Riding Area: THE GREAT NORTH WOODS 12-13 Mileage: 2141 11-12 Mileage: 973 10-11 Mileage: 1300 Age: 46 Riding Since: 2001	I will say most of the people riding with children are cautious and in control when I come across them in the north country of NH, there is of course, the occasional douche nozzle that is totally on the wrong side of the trail, and has no idea why I am flipping him off, stupid people are reason we are losing our rights as Americans left and right Any dipshit can buy a sled, or rent one, and ride it ..... I ride during the week, but even that is tough during school vacation weeks __________________ SLED THE EAST THIS IS WHERE WE RIDE

03-05-2012, 10:22 PM	#20 (permalink)
bee1971 Super Advanced Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 4,241 Current Sled(s): 2006 Crossfires - 600/700 Previous Sled(s): 1998-2002 ZR 500s /2003-2005 Firecats F5s Location: Sobieski WI Favorite Riding Area: Ishpeming MI / Kingston Plains 12-13 Mileage: 1700 11-12 Mileage: 1350 10-11 Mileage: 1500 Age: 00 Riding Since: 00	Sitting here reading this just laughing my ass off - Because most of it is all true Plain and Simple - Everyone i talked to on Saturday in Northern WI said it was there first ride of the season , yeah NO SHIT it shows - Reminds me of the first snow every winter seeing all the cars in the ditches I guess there was a good reason i packed up and headed to the U.P. at 4am on Sunday __________________ Scott and Julie Frye - 2006 Black Crossfires 600 + 700 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi Sport Quad Cab 4X4 / Deep Water Blue / Loaded 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bees / 383 Magnum / 440 -6 / Pistol Grip / Slapstick / 3:91 Sure Grip / 4:10 Dana R.I.P. "Blue" 6-04-07 "Kesha" 10-04-08 Siberian Huskies Sadie - Niko / Siberian Huskies

03-05-2012, 07:57 AM	#12 (permalink)
orange Super Advanced Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,774 Current Sled(s): m1100 turbo sp retro & 13 freeride Previous Sled(s): sb assault Location: buffalo center iowa 11-12 Mileage: 500 10-11 Mileage: 1500	I was in Hayward, saw many ass hats, but I look like an idiot riding a 162 on the trail lol. Still had fun, drank way too much and didn't ride enough but I am sore as hell. I have been to the horns twice and never got sore at all.

03-05-2012, 09:33 AM	#15 (permalink)
XCR1250 Super Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 25,754 Current Sled(s): XCR 800 Previous Sled(s): O.M. 1000, XCR 1253, XC1214, P.S.700 Location: Sawyer county Wisconsin Favorite Riding Area: N.W. Wisconsin 12-13 Mileage: 767 Riding Since: 1959	Check this out: Bob & Lou Associates, 207 998 2211 They sell the "Hold That Child" device I mentioned..

03-05-2012, 06:05 PM	#16 (permalink)
Poo2Bone Super Advanced Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,381 Current Sled(s): 12 800 switch,06 fst, 78 srx Previous Sled(s): all poo 800's and a few 7's Location: Prairie du Sac Wi. Favorite Riding Area: on the seat 11-12 Mileage: very lil 10-11 Mileage: a few Age: 41 Riding Since: 1974	I remember when my kids were small. My boy was the worst. He'd be sleeping in under 2 miles. No straps or safety belt. That was a handful, holding him with one hand and running the sled with the other, while trying to stay to the right and out of the way of faster traffic. Now he's 7 and holds onto the bars just inside the controls. Good luck , catching us now! He loves speed and flying high. I'd rather it be me teaching him how to ride hard in a safe manner , than when he gets older and try shit on his own that I've already proven doesnt work! At age 7, he is twice the driver of over half the idiots I seen last weekend. He only has 3 years experience on his modded 120 and a few runs on my switchback with me on the back of course. To many poeple think that just because they can start a sled and drive it they know what their doing. True snowmobile safety is taught over a period of time and cannot be learned in a safety course!

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