Last week I joined the Red River Sno-Riders snowmobile club. This past weekend I help sign the trails and had a blast. I learned a lot about the new signing rules made by ND this year. I also met some really nice guys, good times, good beer. :beerchug:
What are you doing for the sport?
Full Version: Trying to do my part.
If I had a club to join here I would, but Lisbon doesn't seem to have any.
Any idea's????
Any idea's????
QUOTE(98PSI700RMK @ Nov 8 2005, 04:57 PM)
If I had a club to join here I would, but Lisbon doesn't seem to have any.
Any idea's????
Any idea's????
From the Snowmobile ND Site:
Ransom County Driftskippers
PO Box 365
Lisbon, ND 58054
Todd Rasmusson
6340 Valley Rd
Lisbon, ND 58054
701-683-4914
RWS - Looks like you beat me to the punch.
Where did you help sign. I was planning on doing this around Wild Rice until I lost my license this year. Ride at Wild Rice all winter and it's a blast but trails could be way better. Found out we where riding over some culverts all winter too.
We signed from Wild Rice Bar to Christine down highway 81. This year ND has mandated signing the clear or safe path, no more cautions. This means the you will have to drive between two orange blazers for the safe path. This will take care of riding over the culverts if you stay on trail.
QUOTE(mlanglie @ Nov 12 2005, 08:39 AM)
We signed from Wild Rice Bar to Christine down highway 81. This year ND has mandated signing the clear or safe path, no more cautions. This means the you will have to drive between two orange blazers for the safe path. This will take care of riding over the culverts if you stay on trail.
That's interesting to know :div20:
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