Please people respect this thread for its purpose and use the other weirded out one.
to chat about the ride......or to make fun of me.THX everyone .....LUND
Full Version: Official 2009 Revelstoke Dootalk ride info. 3/7 - 3/9
I will start reposting all the important information for this ride so you do not have to go through 26 pages of stuff.
Please people respect this thread for its purpose and use the other weirded out one. to chat about the ride......or to make fun of me.
THX everyone .....LUND
Please people respect this thread for its purpose and use the other weirded out one.
to chat about the ride......or to make fun of me.THX everyone .....LUND
Revelstokes Dootalk ride will be saturday March 7/09,at the Boulder mountian riding area near Revelstoke.
There will be prearranged ride on friday march 6 that i will guide.Location of this ride is undetermined as of yet.
There will be prearranged ride on friday march 6 that i will guide.Location of this ride is undetermined as of yet.
The main parking area is approx. 10min. from town or the bridge.Fallow the green highlighted road on the map.
Coming out of town from the bridge,take first right at the lights.Fallow, you'll go over a little bridge and continue till your first left.You cannot miss the parking area its very big and easily vissable from the road.
Also as a side note the GlacierHouse resort is on the same road,just a couple of min. further on the left,for those who might plan on staying there.
Coming out of town from the bridge,take first right at the lights.Fallow, you'll go over a little bridge and continue till your first left.You cannot miss the parking area its very big and easily vissable from the road.
Also as a side note the GlacierHouse resort is on the same road,just a couple of min. further on the left,for those who might plan on staying there.
Some of Revelstokes riding areas for those who might be there for those extra days.
BOULDER MTN; this is where the Dootalk ride will take place......elevation 5-7000ft,great family riding area,very safe,very low risk of avy........will challenge newcomers to the most advanced.
FRISBY RIDGE;approx 45-6500ft,a must to visitors of Revy,spectacular views and family riding,low risk of avy.
TURTLE(via eagles);can be accessed by the Boulder mtn main trail,elevation of 8000+ft,experienced to expert only,guide highly recommended.......AVY country.
KEYSTONE BASIN;awsome area for experienced mountian riders,approx 55-8000ft,huge bowls long climbs very remote so extra gas required.(has restricted areas)
WAP LAKE;good riding areas for all on lower ungroomed trails,but access to the alpine is dangerous with out a guide,high avy area.
HALL MTN;great family riding
MT.McCRAE(Akolkolex);great riding area for all will challenge both the newbie and expert alike.
AREA 51;experienced to expert mountian riders recommended,take extra fuel and i highly recommend a guide.
This is just a few there are other hidden jems....all these areas even those that are suitable as family riding areas demand respect and proper AVY and riding equiptment...you are in the mountians...playsafe.
For info on riding conditions and guides contact the Revelstoke snowmobile club.
BOULDER MTN; this is where the Dootalk ride will take place......elevation 5-7000ft,great family riding area,very safe,very low risk of avy........will challenge newcomers to the most advanced.
FRISBY RIDGE;approx 45-6500ft,a must to visitors of Revy,spectacular views and family riding,low risk of avy.
TURTLE(via eagles);can be accessed by the Boulder mtn main trail,elevation of 8000+ft,experienced to expert only,guide highly recommended.......AVY country.
KEYSTONE BASIN;awsome area for experienced mountian riders,approx 55-8000ft,huge bowls long climbs very remote so extra gas required.(has restricted areas)
WAP LAKE;good riding areas for all on lower ungroomed trails,but access to the alpine is dangerous with out a guide,high avy area.
HALL MTN;great family riding
MT.McCRAE(Akolkolex);great riding area for all will challenge both the newbie and expert alike.
AREA 51;experienced to expert mountian riders recommended,take extra fuel and i highly recommend a guide.
This is just a few there are other hidden jems....all these areas even those that are suitable as family riding areas demand respect and proper AVY and riding equiptment...you are in the mountians...playsafe.
For info on riding conditions and guides contact the Revelstoke snowmobile club.
If anyone is looking for a rental, here is a link
http://www.snowmobilerevelstoke.com/info/S...le-Rentals.html
Side note this post was originaly posted by DiamondDave,Thx Dave.
http://www.snowmobilerevelstoke.com/info/S...le-Rentals.html
Side note this post was originaly posted by DiamondDave,Thx Dave.
Boys and girls wanting to come up to Revelstoke for the march Dootalk ride,here is a small list of motels with phone #.....book early cause yes getting rooms can be difficult to get in Revy during winter.........You can also go to Sicamous if you wish its only a 40min. drive from Revy.
Glacier House Resort.....1-877-837-9594
(they have an awsome rental fleet,new units)
Peaks Lodge.....1-250-837-2176
(Rentals are available upon request)
Best Western(Wayside inn)......1-800-663-5307 or 1-250-837-6161
The Coast Hillcrest Resort.....1-250-837-3322
Alpine inn.....1-800-876-8206
Columbia motel.....1-800-663-5303
Nelles Ranch B&B.......1-888-567-4177
(accomodation for 20 people)
R-motel.......1-259-837-2164
These motels are just a few you can find more.....Google Revelstoke BC......or Email revelstoleinfo @ telus.net (1-800-487-1493)
They all will give you a discounted rates if you tell them your a sledder they cater to the snowmobiling community....Thx.
Glacier House Resort.....1-877-837-9594
(they have an awsome rental fleet,new units)
Peaks Lodge.....1-250-837-2176
(Rentals are available upon request)
Best Western(Wayside inn)......1-800-663-5307 or 1-250-837-6161
The Coast Hillcrest Resort.....1-250-837-3322
Alpine inn.....1-800-876-8206
Columbia motel.....1-800-663-5303
Nelles Ranch B&B.......1-888-567-4177
(accomodation for 20 people)
R-motel.......1-259-837-2164
These motels are just a few you can find more.....Google Revelstoke BC......or Email revelstoleinfo @ telus.net (1-800-487-1493)
They all will give you a discounted rates if you tell them your a sledder they cater to the snowmobiling community....Thx.
Thx Lund. 2 for sure here coming from 100 Mile house. Maybe more the motel list is what I was lookin for Thx
the motel list is what I was lookin for Thx
The guy that handles the complaint department,Host, Organizer and Guide.......LUND
Your Guides........Carbondaddy,TurboAl,Lund
Pending Guides.........Hotshoyharry,MT Dream.
Still looking for another guide.
Attendance and safety (responsible for log in and log out of individuals and avy equiptment check)
.....Ferniesnow
1st aid attendant.....still needed
Gear and equiptment hauling.........Lund,MT Dream......cauld need more help.
BarbeQ Chefs.........MT DReam.......cauld use help.
If you wish to volunteer please contact me.
Your Guides........Carbondaddy,TurboAl,Lund
Pending Guides.........Hotshoyharry,MT Dream.
Still looking for another guide.
Attendance and safety (responsible for log in and log out of individuals and avy equiptment check)
.....Ferniesnow
1st aid attendant.....still needed
Gear and equiptment hauling.........Lund,MT Dream......cauld need more help.
BarbeQ Chefs.........MT DReam.......cauld use help.
If you wish to volunteer please contact me.
Heads up to all Dootalkers wishing to participate in this ride.Avalanche basic equiptment is not an option,its a must.
If you need help with this please contact me or Ferniesnow.
The basics will consist of a working beacon,shovel and probe.....thx
If you need help with this please contact me or Ferniesnow.
The basics will consist of a working beacon,shovel and probe.....thx
Actually this is the GUY for rentals in Revy...Mark Shaede...great guy...getting him to guide also would be awesome
Just make sure you bring him a Costco bag of peanut butter pretzels!
http://www.revelstokecc.bc.ca/rst/
Just make sure you bring him a Costco bag of peanut butter pretzels!
http://www.revelstokecc.bc.ca/rst/
Just so the noob's know, there is a daily trail pass that is $15.00 a day out of Boulder
hay i work for pretzels to , cant get them in this country , last time the border guards beat us to them ,
oh and Hall can be a ladies ride and then it can be way over your head hahaha just have explored it a ton in the last 4 years , nver ceases to amaze me .
oh and Hall can be a ladies ride and then it can be way over your head hahaha just have explored it a ton in the last 4 years , nver ceases to amaze me .
Some rules of the backcountry since we will have a pretty broad based group of folks...
Here is a good link from BCSF site...
http://www.bcsf.org/safety/avalanche-aware...ld-save-a-life/
QUOTE
These tips came from the Avalanche Safety pamphlet from Alaska. When you are heading into the area that you want to high mark, you should be alert to the following signs of instability:
1) Watch for recent avalanches - don’t play on similar, unreleased slopes.
2) Watch for amount of new snow or wind loading on leeward slopes.
3) Beware of rain. If it is raining it will weaken the snow quickly but will stabilize when refrozen.
4) Listen for whumping noises, you may even feel it when you get a group of sleds together in one spot. The extra load causes the collapse of a weaker buried layer of snow. This could be the layer that lets go and allows a slab to release. This collapse of a weak layer can actually travel a long way and release a large slope that you are not actually on. The release could have a track long enough to catch your group.
5) Watch for shooting cracks in the snow, this shows the snow is ripe for fracturing.
6) Does the snow have a hollow sound to it? This could indicate a buried weak layer.
7) Is the temperature warming quickly? This will weaken snow quickly.
1) Watch for recent avalanches - don’t play on similar, unreleased slopes.
2) Watch for amount of new snow or wind loading on leeward slopes.
3) Beware of rain. If it is raining it will weaken the snow quickly but will stabilize when refrozen.
4) Listen for whumping noises, you may even feel it when you get a group of sleds together in one spot. The extra load causes the collapse of a weaker buried layer of snow. This could be the layer that lets go and allows a slab to release. This collapse of a weak layer can actually travel a long way and release a large slope that you are not actually on. The release could have a track long enough to catch your group.
5) Watch for shooting cracks in the snow, this shows the snow is ripe for fracturing.
6) Does the snow have a hollow sound to it? This could indicate a buried weak layer.
7) Is the temperature warming quickly? This will weaken snow quickly.
Here is a good link from BCSF site...
http://www.bcsf.org/safety/avalanche-aware...ld-save-a-life/
QUOTE
1) Choose slopes that have been stripped by wind (windward) over slopes that have been loaded (leeward). Snow that is rock hard can still avalanche if it is poorly bonded to layers below. Be wary of steep, smooth, leeward slopes.
2) Start out on the less steep slope angles and on the side of a slope instead of center-punching it. Do your first runs low and fast rather than maximizing your commitment and exposure by climbing as high as possible right away. If possible, do your first runs from the top down to get a feel for the snow and improve your chances of escape.
3) Always turn towards the edge of a slope rather than turning towards the middle.
4) If unsure of the snow stability, favour slopes that have recently avalanched over those that have not yet slid. You can still sled on unstable days — just chose slopes less than 25 degrees that are not connected to anything steeper.
5) Do not approach steep convex rollovers or aim right for a large rock or tree isolated in the middle of a steep slope unless you know the snow is stable. These are places where the snow pack is under greater stress, and thus where you are more likely to trigger a slide. Also be suspicious of steep area where the snow is shallow and weaker.
6) Avoid deadly terrain traps such as gullies, steep-sided creek bottoms, or slopes that end in depressions because of the high probability of a deep burial. Do not ride on slopes with cliffs below. Favour slopes that are fan- shaped at the bottom and do not have obstacles like rocks or trees to crash into. Concave bowls are nasty traps because the fracture propagates around the slope and all the debris collects at the bottom. This is why it is not uncommon for snowmobilers to be buried under 10 to 30 feet of debris.
7) Allow only one rider at a time on the slope. If a person gets stuck, DO NOT SEND A SECOND SLEDDER TO HELP!!!! Fact: Roughly 33% of snowmobile fatalities occur when a sled is stuck. About 34% involve more than one machine on a slope at the time of the avalanche. It is common for a second rider to turn above the stuck person and trigger an avalanche onto the sitting duck below.
8) Everyone should be watching the climber from a safe spot.
9) Always park well away from the bottom of steep slopes. Do not count on being able to outrun a slide. Get in the habit of parking parallel rather than one behind the other, have your machine pointing away from the avalanche path, and always have the kill switch up.
2) Start out on the less steep slope angles and on the side of a slope instead of center-punching it. Do your first runs low and fast rather than maximizing your commitment and exposure by climbing as high as possible right away. If possible, do your first runs from the top down to get a feel for the snow and improve your chances of escape.
3) Always turn towards the edge of a slope rather than turning towards the middle.
4) If unsure of the snow stability, favour slopes that have recently avalanched over those that have not yet slid. You can still sled on unstable days — just chose slopes less than 25 degrees that are not connected to anything steeper.
5) Do not approach steep convex rollovers or aim right for a large rock or tree isolated in the middle of a steep slope unless you know the snow is stable. These are places where the snow pack is under greater stress, and thus where you are more likely to trigger a slide. Also be suspicious of steep area where the snow is shallow and weaker.
6) Avoid deadly terrain traps such as gullies, steep-sided creek bottoms, or slopes that end in depressions because of the high probability of a deep burial. Do not ride on slopes with cliffs below. Favour slopes that are fan- shaped at the bottom and do not have obstacles like rocks or trees to crash into. Concave bowls are nasty traps because the fracture propagates around the slope and all the debris collects at the bottom. This is why it is not uncommon for snowmobilers to be buried under 10 to 30 feet of debris.
7) Allow only one rider at a time on the slope. If a person gets stuck, DO NOT SEND A SECOND SLEDDER TO HELP!!!! Fact: Roughly 33% of snowmobile fatalities occur when a sled is stuck. About 34% involve more than one machine on a slope at the time of the avalanche. It is common for a second rider to turn above the stuck person and trigger an avalanche onto the sitting duck below.
8) Everyone should be watching the climber from a safe spot.
9) Always park well away from the bottom of steep slopes. Do not count on being able to outrun a slide. Get in the habit of parking parallel rather than one behind the other, have your machine pointing away from the avalanche path, and always have the kill switch up.
QUOTE (turboal @ Oct 17 2008, 07:44 AM) 
hay i work for pretzels to , cant get them in this country , last time the border guards beat us to them ,
oh and Hall can be a ladies ride and then it can be way over your head hahaha just have explored it a ton in the last 4 years , nver ceases to amaze me .
oh and Hall can be a ladies ride and then it can be way over your head hahaha just have explored it a ton in the last 4 years , nver ceases to amaze me .
Well, I go on the search for em Al, if we make it up Thanksgiving, I'll bring you some.It's funny the very little differences between our fine countries.
A 'Mars' bar in Canada is a 'Milky Way' down here
QUOTE (diamond dave @ Oct 17 2008, 12:07 PM)
Well, I go on the search for em Al, if we make it up Thanksgiving, I'll bring you some.It's funny the very little differences between our fine countries.
A 'Mars' bar in Canada is a 'Milky Way' down here
A 'Mars' bar in Canada is a 'Milky Way' down here
no it's not, a milky way has "nugat" whatever that is.......
QUOTE (ferniesnow @ Oct 17 2008, 02:19 PM)
Sorry Lund, that last post should have been serious as this is the serious thread.....too late now....Cheers
AAAAHHHH i'am not starting another one,people are going to have to figure it out Click to view attachment
Well people i'am very pumped and excited,i have met with Carbondaddy and TurboAl yesterday and i'am extremely excited at the knowledge,commitment and expertise these boys bring.
I,am definitely lucky to have them as guides,both VERY nice guys willing to put out(for all you wise guys HELP OUT),to make this a very successful ride.
Thanks guys i realy appreciate it.
Remember these guys are making them selfs available to you Dootalkers,so you can enjoy Revelstoke at its best.
I,am definitely lucky to have them as guides,both VERY nice guys willing to put out(for all you wise guys HELP OUT),to make this a very successful ride.
Thanks guys i realy appreciate it.
Remember these guys are making them selfs available to you Dootalkers,so you can enjoy Revelstoke at its best.
Couldn't be more "Stoked"
Do I need to reach the 1000 post mark to be invited, or is dealing with an 07 REV enough street cred?
Looks like a great excuse to hit Revy, and maybe show up early for some Turbo-Al sled treatment!
I'll help out how ever I can, not sure what to offer. I can put up the BRP banners... they are paying for all the gas right?
Do I need to reach the 1000 post mark to be invited, or is dealing with an 07 REV enough street cred?
Looks like a great excuse to hit Revy, and maybe show up early for some Turbo-Al sled treatment!
I'll help out how ever I can, not sure what to offer. I can put up the BRP banners... they are paying for all the gas right?
TO ALL COMING FROM OUT OF PROVINCE,ITS A GOOD IDEA and LESS HEAD ACHES.
Make sure that you make photocopies of your registrations and proof of ownership to take along of all your sleds,incase they ask at the border but also you maybe checked on the trail.I suggest that you keep a copy in the glove box of the vehicle and a copy in a sealed ziploc for each sled.
In BC sledders must carry proof of ownership with the sled,while BC resident must by law have their sled registered (yellow # decal)and carry the propper documents with the sled.They do check and at times with road blocks.
So photocopy 2 copies for each sled,one goes in your vehicle the other with the sled......it could save you alot of head aches.
Every one should be doing this if your coming to BC....dont know about anywhere else....OOOOOHHH ya make sure things are well secured......it just seems that sleds grow legs around here actually the whole rig,not to scare anyone but be aware,secure them well inclueding trailers and vehicle.Vehicle dissablers work great.
I would realy hate to hear someone got ripped off.
Make sure that you make photocopies of your registrations and proof of ownership to take along of all your sleds,incase they ask at the border but also you maybe checked on the trail.I suggest that you keep a copy in the glove box of the vehicle and a copy in a sealed ziploc for each sled.
In BC sledders must carry proof of ownership with the sled,while BC resident must by law have their sled registered (yellow # decal)and carry the propper documents with the sled.They do check and at times with road blocks.
So photocopy 2 copies for each sled,one goes in your vehicle the other with the sled......it could save you alot of head aches.
Every one should be doing this if your coming to BC....dont know about anywhere else....OOOOOHHH ya make sure things are well secured......it just seems that sleds grow legs around here actually the whole rig,not to scare anyone but be aware,secure them well inclueding trailers and vehicle.Vehicle dissablers work great.
I would realy hate to hear someone got ripped off.
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we need to get a list going of the total people...will be important to get a close guess to numbersof folks joining...as it will be important for logistics of barbeque and numbers of tour guides needed etc.
so, lets get a list going of the people coming or planning on coming...please send an IM to Lund or post on here if you will...
so, lets get a list going of the people coming or planning on coming...please send an IM to Lund or post on here if you will...
Yes, it is important that we get some numbers of peeps coming here to sled heaven to ride with your fellow Doo-Talkers. Let me start this - Me #1 
Me #2 and hubby #3
tenatively #4.Cannot guarantee for sure at this time.
I am good for 5 (Bro in law),6 (wife for one day Maybe),and 7 (me), plus two kidlets for a day...so that makes us 8, and 9....
I also know SledGirl and her hubby...so 10,11 and their kidlets for part of a day like mine (so 12,13)
I also know SledGirl and her hubby...so 10,11 and their kidlets for part of a day like mine (so 12,13)
Geee i'am in,so i guess i'am #14 and 15 for the other half,don't know about the kid yet.
Ok all you Dootalkers,we have reserved ZALA's lounge and diner in Revy for saturday March 7,as our after ride gathering spot. Food,drinks and stories 
Should be a great chance to socialize after a day of sledding.
Also,Friday night at Zala's will be the place to meet alot of us Dootalkers.
Thx CD for setting this up.
Should be a great chance to socialize after a day of sledding.
Also,Friday night at Zala's will be the place to meet alot of us Dootalkers.
Thx CD for setting this up.
QUOTE (lund @ Nov 10 2008, 10:54 PM)
Ok all you Dootalkers,we have reserved ZALA's lounge and diner in Revy for saturday March 7,as our after ride gathering spot. Food,drinks and stories
Should be a great chance to socialize after a day of sledding.
Also,Friday night at Zala's will be the place to meet alot of us Dootalkers.
Thx CD for setting this up.
Should be a great chance to socialize after a day of sledding.
Also,Friday night at Zala's will be the place to meet alot of us Dootalkers.
Thx CD for setting this up.
do they serve Tofu? or do I need to bring my own
QUOTE (MTdream @ Nov 11 2008, 11:12 AM)
do they serve Tofu? or do I need to bring my own
I'm back from the Sask Sled show and catching up....did I read correct; Tofu??? Oh my gosh....
I'm in for at least 1 and maybe up to 3 more.....
QUOTE (ferniesnow @ Nov 11 2008, 11:34 AM)
I'm back from the Sask Sled show and catching up....did I read correct; Tofu??? Oh my gosh....
I'm in for at least 1 and maybe up to 3 more.....
I'm in for at least 1 and maybe up to 3 more.....
ROFL, sorry
closest I have gotten to tofu was some curdled milk that was left out for a week...(wife was gone and I had a trip for work) wife was NOT happy...
QUOTE (turboal @ Oct 17 2008, 07:51 AM)
hay i work for pretzels to , cant get them in this country , last time the border guards beat us to them ,
oh and Hall can be a ladies ride and then it can be way over your head hahaha just have explored it a ton in the last 4 years , nver ceases to amaze me .
All you had to doo was ask Al Costco just up the road I'll make sure I bring a few bags when we come to see ya.oh and Hall can be a ladies ride and then it can be way over your head hahaha just have explored it a ton in the last 4 years , nver ceases to amaze me .
how big is this ride?
how small will the groups riding be?
where is everyone staying?
what hotels have room to park rigs with trailers?
would 2 california riders be welcome?
thanks
Scott
how small will the groups riding be?
where is everyone staying?
what hotels have room to park rigs with trailers?
would 2 california riders be welcome?
thanks
Scott
QUOTE (shredder @ Nov 23 2008, 05:40 PM)
how big is this ride?
how small will the groups riding be?
where is everyone staying?
what hotels have room to park rigs with trailers?
would 2 california riders be welcome?
thanks
Scott
how small will the groups riding be?
where is everyone staying?
what hotels have room to park rigs with trailers?
would 2 california riders be welcome?
thanks
Scott
40 to 60 peeps
about groups of 10, split up with ability and how crazy you want to go
Days Inn, Sandman, Glacier house lodge, Hillcrest resort. PM me I can get more info.
Californians are more than welcome
Craig
QUOTE (Carbondaddy @ Nov 23 2008, 07:43 PM)
40 to 60 peeps
about groups of 10, split up with ability and how crazy you want to go
Days Inn, Sandman, Glacier house lodge, Hillcrest resort. PM me I can get more info.
Californians are more than welcome
Craig
about groups of 10, split up with ability and how crazy you want to go
Days Inn, Sandman, Glacier house lodge, Hillcrest resort. PM me I can get more info.
Californians are more than welcome
Craig
atta boy Carbondaddy....the more the merrier....sounds like Xmas...
it is a very inclusive group...they even let non Doo folk ride with them!!!!
QUOTE (MTdream @ Nov 26 2008, 10:52 AM)
it is a very inclusive group...they even let non Doo folk ride with them!!!!
I'm so glad!!
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I just spent 2 1/2 hrs reading both threads, Wow, you are all way too funny. I'm not sure I'm good enough to be in Revy, but it is sure tempting. Big Horns and Snowy Range is all I have ever been too, and its like 13 to 1400 miles up there. If it is ANYTHING like what you all talk about on here sure sounds fun. It would be helpful to know if anybody from south dakota is goin thats been up that would'nt mind a couple more to tag along. My wife is not really into the steep and deep, but I got her a 05 600 144, and mines a 05 800X 151. Not sure who to PM about this so I'll just post it here and ride the wave.
I need a good vacation, so does the wife.
just a clip out at the horns last yr. I'm the only Doo guy, not that great of a vid, and I need some sup help from you guys
I need a good vacation, so does the wife.
just a clip out at the horns last yr. I'm the only Doo guy, not that great of a vid, and I need some sup help from you guys
Wow,2 1/2 hours of reading Lund, Dream, Snowfern, Devilish dog and.....thank goodness for the sanity of Cd's pics.....and the sled neck girls in those posts.
Rev is gonna be a blast!!!
Lund is coordinating things so maybe he knows of some in Dakota that are going...give him a PM.
Rev is gonna be a blast!!!
Lund is coordinating things so maybe he knows of some in Dakota that are going...give him a PM.
I know crazy huh?? bout like keepin up w/ ttabs nod shop thread LOL. Now I gotta read the yammi one too, well work is over rated anyways !!!!!!! I'd like to know if some of those pics CD put on here is one of our local turbo hounds. I never met Jason, but the guys I been ridin with know him. I'll shoot Lund a pm. sure would like to meet you all in person. thanks
QUOTE (lund @ Oct 28 2008, 10:51 PM)
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Payments by PAYPAL,please contact me for details and orders by pm,THX.
pricing: Shortsleeve(S,M,L,XL) $20.95 can. (XXL) $22.95 can.
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QUOTE (mit9750 @ Dec 7 2008, 01:32 PM)
I just spent 2 1/2 hrs reading both threads, Wow, you are all way too funny. I'm not sure I'm good enough to be in Revy, but it is sure tempting. Big Horns and Snowy Range is all I have ever been too, and its like 13 to 1400 miles up there. If it is ANYTHING like what you all talk about on here sure sounds fun. It would be helpful to know if anybody from south dakota is goin thats been up that would'nt mind a couple more to tag along. My wife is not really into the steep and deep, but I got her a 05 600 144, and mines a 05 800X 151. Not sure who to PM about this so I'll just post it here and ride the wave.
I need a good vacation, so does the wife.
just a clip out at the horns last yr. I'm the only Doo guy, not that great of a vid, and I need some sup help from you guys
I need a good vacation, so does the wife.
just a clip out at the horns last yr. I'm the only Doo guy, not that great of a vid, and I need some sup help from you guys
you will be fine riding in this locale fo the day of the ride...I will be bringing along my little ones, and they will be on a 250 bravo....lots of big open play stuff, and locales to sneak away to be as extreme as you want or as tame as you want...
whole goal is to just have a good time with good peeps and hang out...if posers werent welcome, I wouldnt be welcome
Pretty Sure Steve and I are in (to add to you count).. Might be trying to drag a few otehr peeps with me too, we'll see...
Hey Lundy, If you ever come up and ride with me you can bring a XL longsleeve for me. 
QUOTE (Carbondaddy @ Dec 10 2008, 06:24 PM)
Hey Lundy, If you ever come up and ride with me you can bring a XL longsleeve for me.
I got you covered CD,hey do you want your user name on it or not? If you do is CD ok or Carbodaddy.
QUOTE (lund @ Dec 11 2008, 08:19 AM)
I got you covered CD,hey do you want your user name on it or not? If you do is CD ok or Carbodaddy.
No name please, especially not CARBOdaddy!
Maybe I should be working out?
QUOTE (Carbondaddy @ Dec 11 2008, 05:51 PM)
No name please, especially not CARBOdaddy! Maybe I should be working out?
Maybe I should be working out? OOOpppss you no like CARBO.........................ok hehehehehe
You can count me and at least one other "Flat lander"
QUOTE (PootoDoo @ Jan 5 2009, 08:14 PM)
You can count me and at least one other "Flat lander"
No worries "Flatlander" we will take care of ya. Please let me know if you need safety gear,a must for this ride(basic avy gear) maybe rented.
Well we are now in Jan. and i'am now going to be considering riders for Friday March the 6 for our backcountry extreme ride.Part of the Dootalk ride.
There are only limited entry allowed. 6 riders max.
You will be required full avy equiptment for this ride and backcountry experience would be nice.Please let me know if your interested.
FYI. this ride is more suitable for the extremist and it can be taken to those levels depending on the wishes of the riders.
The ride and level of extreme will pend on weather conditions and group.
There are only limited entry allowed. 6 riders max.
You will be required full avy equiptment for this ride and backcountry experience would be nice.Please let me know if your interested.
FYI. this ride is more suitable for the extremist and it can be taken to those levels depending on the wishes of the riders.
The ride and level of extreme will pend on weather conditions and group.
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