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What are you up to for miles this year?

Sorry to hear about your mishap, Joe. I hope you heal fast and get back on that horse at some point in the future On another note, did you get the stickers I sent?

Maple bourbon steak tips, baked potato and green beans.

It just changed today. I don't see a countdown clock to the next race, or a broadcast schedule. Lots of other things seem to be missing too.

Not at all, you are an oddball for sure

I'm not a fan of Jayski's new look. http://www.espn.com/jayski/

Have him dig up the post where I said he physically threatened Rob

I've never had any problems with F&G, but know a few people that have gotten tickets for speeding. As for the off trail stuff they have always looked the other way in the northern part of the state. I just have a feeling they are going to be pressured to do something about it with the recent string of rescues.

Any more news on the crash?

No, we were both just being lazy tonight

A box of Kraft macaroni & cheese with a few leftover ribs.

The backside isn't as easy to navigate as the front side. I bet you will see F&G enforcing the off trail stuff more up there now.

Are there any mandatory layovers or is it up to each team where and for how long they layover?

Will they be riding through the night or laying over somewhere?

Is the one that you are looking for new or used? Did you see where two different groups needed to be rescued from Stub Hill Pond this weekend? Both groups had kids with them. It's one thing to go off trail as an adult, but they shouldn't be bringing kids with them if they don't know where they are going.

Yes, that was Tin Camp. Usually the Gray Jays are all over you looking for food when you stop there. I was just in Derby in the car. The trails still looked good in town, not sure how much longer they will last with the warmer weather predicted later in the week.

I've always used HJC because parts are easy to find if you break something. What do you think, Ron? Of course they are because

Nice pics Jeff! Are you going to pickup the Freeride before you get rid of the XRS?

Good to see the team Grip & Rip from Maine is in the top 10

Izzy loves to drop her ball in the deep snow and they dig it out.

Have you ever ridden the Iron Dog route, or parts of it, Tom?

My biggest problem with the real cold temps was always my helmet. I used to have issues keeping my hands warm until I started using gauntlets.