Does anyone know the trail conditions from Binghamton up through Cortland, NY for this weekend? Any information would be appreciated.

That sled better have wheels on it!

There isn't anything around here. I'm 12 miles south of binghamton.

Yeah, unless something radical happens here in the next couple weeks (which it doesn't look like) the season here is done. Trails are bare right now.

i live in whitney point, you could come here and take trail C5, you will go threw marathon. We were going to go to CNY Powersports last weekend for the snowcross race but I broke a top ideler wheel the day before.

he he he you guys just keep saying there's no rideable snow and I'll keep riding 40 miles N of Bingo and 30 miles E of Cortland. Like yesterday.

On Sunday I was riding in Chenango County --- here's a friend of mine --- no snow here!!

Father Rev where is it you were riding?

pharsalia...I would imagine. I'm sure they still have decent snow there. It's ridable here in Owego/Candor. Up in the woods I"m sure it's better.

Ridable in Owego?????????????????

I guess if you have a 4 wheeler.

LOL, the question was conditions from Binghamton to Cortland. No one asked if there was snow 40 miles north and 30 miles east of Binghamton bud.
Guess what, I went to Canada and the snow was great, now what the hell does that have to do with Bing. conditions???

So you want to be a smartass eh? :cn:

keep riding those junk trails up the valley like all the city flatlanders and we'll keep the good conditions in the hills to ourselves. Ever wonder why the locals frown on your attitudes?

As far as Canada WTF does that have to do with this post? Hundreds of miles away. I'll bet you went and stayed in St. Zenon with all the other wannabes. :zzz:
Try Val Dor or the Gaspe sometime if your up to it.

Woah. Geez, I'm the one with an attitude and a smartass huh?? I was just pointing out the obvious.
Thanks for assuming I'm "from the city", I'm not BTW and I don't live anywhere near it. Can't even get cable where I live chieftain, so keep making brilliant comments. BTW, what city?? Binghamton??? Its more like a "town", and if you consider that a city............
Also thanks for assuming I only ride my "junk valley trails like all the city flatlanders" while you "ride the hills". LMAO, what flatland?? ITS THE SAME AS WHERE YOU ARE, have you ever been to WP, if so then go ahead and tell me its "flat"!! I have a lot of miles on "your" trails BTW and they are just as shitty as the trails here in the "valley".
Thanks for making my point about Canada having nothing to do with the original post. Which is exactly like your post about the conditions 50miles from the trails in question (which was Binghamton to Cortland). Do you understand that or do I ned to explain it further??? Val D'or or Gaspe huh??? Wow, thanks for enlightening me because I've never heard of such places nor rode there (sarcastic). Maybe someday I'll be a real "trail-rider" (LMAO) like you Father Rev. Or maybe not........ Hey Father Rev if YOU want to try some real riding hit Togwotee, Baker, or even Truckee, etc, then come tell me who is a wanna be Father Trail Rider.
No one down here is really concerned with what any of you "locals" think about "outsiders" on "your" trails. You value your opinion a little too highly. Guess what, my NYSSA membership fee's help pay to groom YOUR trails, as do club memberships.
That said I'll be sure to pass on your comments about "locals" not wanting "city" people to ride your "exclusive locals-only" trails to your club. Whats your name so I can pass that on too, or aren't you willing to back up your big talk???? I'm sure the business owners in the area share your sentiments, I mean you are from such a wealthy area you guys don't need the money right??? See, now I have to come up with all my "city" friends so we can overcrowd your "locals-only" trails and show some rednecks how to ride.

Holy sh*t LOOK AT THOSE HILLS!! Wow, you guys do have mountain trails. Doesn't look flat at all. Buwhahahaha.
Let me figure this pic thing out and I'll post pics of my "flatland" trails.

After all your twisting and assumptions I have a question. How do your NYSSA dues help pay to groom any trails?

And thanks for showing your attitude again. Ever wonder why the locals don't care for ya's?

Enjoy your bare ground flatlanda :cn:

Oh boy.....