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Clavin has a lot of info about a lot of things....

Such pics foster fond memories of the ones that are gone.

Yes, he does long distance Frisbee daily. Mandatory before going on the boat or a long truck ride. Pretty good for a 1 year old though, when he goes down he will chill for a 4 hour fishing session.

http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/edmonton/red-deer-man-punches-cougar-at-tim-hortons-to-save-dog-1.3914210

My two boys on the boat. Dex is a Border/Aussie cross. Too smart for my own good.

Huron County. West shore of Lake Huron. Lake effect dump one day, rain the next. It's a real cunt of a thing for sledders here locally. We chase snow though, my wife will drive all night to go for a sleigh ride.

"As for average cars, if a 430hp car weighing 3100 lbs is average - great! I just don't see to many of these average cars on the road.... where are they hiding? And you're more than welcome to join me in one of the average cars on Mosport's DDT for some laps...... I give you 2-3 tops, before you're barfing like a small child from lateral Gs. " That would be "too many", as in disproportionate, like big head/small wiener. You get it, right? "If your literacy improves, we can rule out your own fume inhalation. " The chick from the Dodge dealership is here getting a key cut, she is a blond dirty one, I like her. I am up for a track day at Mosport this spring. I think I can hang with an average old vette. What got you up to 430hp? Did you mod it tiny peter? We did a 140 mile loop on Friday down here in the banana belt, the trail conditions were quite good. All fucked now, do-over.

We are going to pound some miles in 5 and 9 on Friday before the weekend and warm up. Stakes are all in. We need more snow west of hwy4, bur east of hwy 4 is rather amazing for December. Trail north of Blyth still closed and gone from map from Blyth clubhouse north to Wingham. The asshats have not helped the situation as some rows of new planted trees were mowed down by sleds along side of the trail....

I rode an 8000 with QS3's on Sunday, you would not be disappointed until you got back on the LXR and found some real whoops. Pretty slick adjustment on the QS3's that make a real difference. Agree on the coil overs being far better than floats for anything short of a full on off trail sled.

Nice Poo! Can't get past the look of the beavertail/scoffold editons.

This explains a lot. I feel there is a lot of Gary Gilberts out there.... Note the dates on the posts. Pineridge trails will be open tomorrow for limited availablity riding Feb 09, 2013 by Kerri Gingerich 1 Comment Just a quick update to let you know that the trails will be open tomorrow for limited availability riding. Enjoy the snow! Gary Gilbert February 12, 2016 at 8:44 pm Reply Hello, I will be coming from Chatham on Saturday to snowmobile. Is there a designated spot to park our truck & trailer while we snowmobile ? Also where can we get a trail map, gas, places to eat at noon ? Thank you.

Works for me. Mine is so average it has four doors. Sent you ad to a friend who is a doodum guy.

It's a married vag then..... Cheers, hope you heal up quick!

Still have two of the average ones?

You bought another average sled?

/|\ So ya. I read that for some reason? Nice looking lot and plan layout! Good luck with the build.

Early December 2010 in the back yard at home. Sw Ontario in the lee of Lake Huron Mid April in Cochrane 2011. Give us one like that this season please.

Don't know about all this willy nilly loading stuff for 7' wide trailers. We just drive em on and drive off?

Yamaha Motor designates North America as snowmobile global headquarters In addition, Yamaha will increase investment in North American based engineering, research and design. June 2016 This Yamaha ATV conversion graced the head office lobby in Toronto, now to become the North American headquarters for the company.Photo courtesy Yamaha June 30, 2016 (Toronto, ON) – Yamaha Motor Co., has announced that effective July 1, 2016, it will use North America as its global headquarters for snowmobile operations. The new North American Snowmobile Division will take the lead in managing Yamaha’s worldwide snowmobile business, including product development, business planning, and marketing. The objective is to bring greater focus to North America by increasing speed of product development, improving coordination and efficiencies with industry partners, and better research and product planning decisions due to closer proximity to the market. Headquartered in Toronto, ON, the division is comprised of Canadian and US-based employees to remain highly focused on both major markets. In addition, Yamaha will increase investment in North American based engineering, research and design. “For the last few years, Yamaha Motor US and Yamaha Motor Canada have been taking on additional responsibility for the snowmobile market,” commented Peter Smallman-Tew, North American Team Leader. “Yamaha Motor Co. has been encouraged with our progress and we are excited to accept this new challenge. We are confident that these changes will help us serve our North American dealers and customers better.” As a result of these changes, the daily snowmobile operations performed at Yamaha Motor USA’s Lakeview branch office in Pleasant Prairie, WI, will be transitioned to Toronto, ON, Minocqua, WI and Kennesaw, GA. The Yamaha North American Snowmobile Division is busily preparing for the arrival of the first Sidewinder Series of snowmobiles, the most powerful snowmobiles ever released! In addition, the upcoming 2017 season will also welcome Yamaha’s 50 th anniversary for the 2018 model year. It promises to be an exciting season!

I Weed ? Good fund raising sideline apparently!

Surfboard looks fun too...

Mudda Fricka !

This Stoeger air gun is what I dust things off with around the house.