Wyman Pond Racing

Sorry guys, I thought I had submitted some input on this topic.  The supplimentary ad-hoc meeting at the race track was excellent.  There was a clarity of thought and efficiency about the proceedings that quite frankly blew away any typical meeting in the Bay State. 

Was it the Patron?  Was it the brisk race fuel laden air?  Was it the rolling northwest CT hills?  Was it the mezmorizing orange flicker of the dish fire flames?

There is something to be said about #3's comment about all machines looking good in the July heat.  That is a very insightful observation.  Not sure if it's the gloomy global economic conditions, or the fact that for many years now most of the seemingly commited riders that have backed out of the trip just can't swing the distance, or a strong swell of American, or yesteryear pride - but when Maine was mentioned (by #3) there was an immediate resounding chord of support!

I have presented a Maine/Canada/Maine trip for the last 2 years.  A loop that would consist of trailering to Jackman (perhaps the Bloods?), getting a 1 or 2 day pass to Quebec (which can be picked up the day of the ride from the first warming hut as we have done in the past), travelling northeast paralleling the US/Canada border, then dropping back into Ft. Kent, heading south through Presque Isle, and to Millinocket, then turning west through Baxter State Park, around Moosehead Lake and back into those beautiful cabins for a final night celebration.  I think that could be done in 4 days of riding.

Snow conditions will dictate as always.  We could always do day trips into Canada and around the lake, and maybe a single overnight loop up to Caribou.

I will put together a more researched proposition for the first meeting in Sept.  But the idea of talking snow machine has already got me excited!

Enjoy the remainder of this hot lazy summer.  The nights have already turned...

Ya!
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