SeaShark

His story changed - seems like it is taking a long time to figure out. https://www.boreal.org/2024/11/07/512135/owner-of-lutsen-resort-was-in-building-not-long-before-it-was-engulfed-in-flames-sources-say

According to the linked article, there are no posted speed limits on that trail. The state-owned road is viewed more as a trail or public land than a highway once seasonal maintenance ends, so it’s not subject to laws governing roadway use during the winter, he said. Actions such as driving while intoxicated or reckless driving are still illegal, but there are no posted speed limits, he said.

A picture from April 2023 - what has that to do with current snow totals?

I have used the Titan for 4 seasons, was using a Skidoo Modular 2 which I kept for cold weather riding and have not used it as the Titan is warm. I pulled all of the vent plugs out and never needed to put them back in. The googles will fog when you come to a stop, especially if you have been riding hard and get heated up and then come to a stop - mainly is an issue when I am in the mountains, not the trails. I never tried the heated goggles when out west as I didn't want the cord attached to the sled, I don't think I would ever really need it trail riding around here. The best thing for me was taking the visor off so the wind doesn't pull the helmet back and made it even more quiet.

Auto deploying bubble suit in case of unexpected air-born incidents.

Trails are great today around the Isle area.

Apparently you forgot about the Cat 2012 released sleds and their issues.

This is impossible - I have read on this site that the Cat 600's never have issues.