1Evil55

Best place I've found when looking for a weather forecast:  out my window

Track spin, snow conditions, etc all play a factor.  I don't remember the last time I looked at my speedometer.  

For those considering a snowboard boot/sled boot. I wouldn’t consider using my sled boot for snowboarding. I would use the snowboard boot to sled any day however. Something about the construction of the sled boot just doesn’t fit right in the bindings.


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sweaty boot might want to try a different sock.

Fortunately no other damage not to mention no damage to others.  The roadway was empty that morning, thank God.

Also Garmish is in Cable.  We've stayed there before and will again in a few weeks. Can't wait!!!!!  Hopefully it snows before then...

We stay at Wild Eagle Lodge in Eagle River.  Walking distance to Trackside for parts, if you had to.  Sweetwater bar also at the end of the street perfect spot for a night cap.

BRP Muffs and Grip gloves for me .Have 3 sets of the Cold guards on the shelf ..,don;t feel they are any where as good as the BRP ones .

To the bold, they both have different advantages.  Coldguards definitely don't have the coverage like the muffs but aid heavily to block the cold wind.  Access in and out are as if they aren't even there.  Muffs are constricting but if you need warmth there is no alternative.  Access takes some getting used to.

Was he under 18?  Pretty sure most places have curfew for minors.  As for those 18+ unless there was a government "mandate" he should be fine to tell the cop to pound sand.  Even with a local "mandate" I'd be in the pack ignoring the BS.

I was thinking of taking the cover off the sled.  A high of 54F today.  Still haven't covered the bikes..

Got nothing to add of value but most I think will agree, POST VIDEO!

Don't put them on and just expect to get pulled over.  When they ask why, tell them its too cold for the adhesive to stick to the plastic.  Good luck with my non legal advice.

Besides being light and comfortable, the o2 has the greatest field of view I've witnessed from any helmet on the market.  I'd say its as close to being an open face view while still getting a closed face helmet amount of protection.  The neck gaitor keeps the warmth in to the point a balaclava is unnecessary.  I did have a couple issues with the shield fogging in the beginning.  As it turns out, I was gearing up inside each time and kept forgetting to snap the simple magnet attachment to the back.  User error in the end.  

Something in your switch housing?  If all the buttons on it are malfunctioning, might want to start there.  Check all the wiring from it yet?

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