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I love the Temagami area but haven't been there in a few years. Have you been down Red Squirrel Rd recently? I can only imagine how packed it has been during Covid...

I'm just guessing, but for snowmobiling at least it might have to do with grip, and sense of grip. Dirtbiking gloves are thin and easier to get a nice tight grip. Although winter mitts and gloves are improving, they are still usually big, bulky and much harder to "twist the wrist" in. That...

Here's a clip of it once the nest was fully removed... make sure to un-mute the sound, that 2 stroke triple sounds amazing huh?

1975 Kawasaki Triple!

My buddy Stew sent this video of him starting his bike after winter storage... remember folks, check for critter nests!!! I've seen fires start from nests...

I love tapping 30-40 trees as a hobby. Sometimes I can get away with throwing our 65 gallon collection drum on an ATV, but for years like this I use a snowmobile to tow a drum on a sled.

Ruling uphead - I love this quote from the CBC article: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/e-bikes-motorcycles-b-c-court-decision-1.5928169

Checking the poll this morning shows over 3/4 of people that responded are over 40, and more than 1/2 are over 50... wow!

I like how you can select multiple answers :P Is one for the age you are, and the other for the age you act?

You might want to consider a wide track or at least a long track for poking around off-trail - I love those old indy's but they are soooooo easy to get stuck. I had one that I used to loan to buddies but I eventually sold it because I ended up doing this all the time:

My oldest sled is a 1997 Skandic, but my Dad still rides his 1970 Ski Doo Olympic that he bought brand new in '69:

It wasn't much, but I made use of what we got. A fresh dumping of snow was a great xmas gift ;)

See my post from earlier in this thread: That being said, it's still a GREAT spot when it's not busy... so beautiful and so many small lakes right off the gravel road. It's perfect for car or motorcycle camping, and again, so beautiful. Here's some pics from an ATV weekend a few years ago to...

I agree with most that's been posted here, but I will add that my buddy Don drives ALL over Ontario with his setup, and has NEVER had an issue. Cruisin' at 120km/h for hours on the 401, or bouncing down fire/seasonal roads getting to our back-country campsites, again never an issue. He even...

"In late out early" is great for "covert" camping, but for legal crown-land camping GET THERE EARLY unless you're North of Timmins. All popular spots are busy even throughout the week, and you are legally allowed to stay on a site for 3 weeks (it changed with covid but that's probably...

One of my favourite times of each year is when I help my Father start his 1970 Ski Doo Olympic that he purchased brand new back in '69 and rides yearly still to this day (he's 81 now). One of these years I'm going to trade in my Ski Doo Skandic wide-track for a Polaris Titan... from...

My work finally allowed BYOD(evice), so i'm no longer forced to use Apple products (or carry 2 phones). I got a Samsung s20+ and couldn't be happier - it's an amazing piece of hardware and if you can score it for under 1k it's definitely worth it.

I love that area - gorgeous. Isabel's chip stand in Northbrook has amazing fried cheese balls BTW ;)

For simply tracking my ride (ie no nav) I use wikiloc.

And to the buyers - if you don't want to pay the price listed... MOVE ON. Stop trying to convince someone selling that their asking price isn't reasonable... if you don't think it is, buy new or find another listing!