Last years stuff - 2003 season:
27th Annual Snodeo -
December 6th to 8th 2002
Put on 241 miles. After this weekend the Maschiapotatos
shall now be reffered to as "Crash" (Both of them). Nice Dumpster, oh and let's
floor it when coming to a stop. Barb drives faster then Brad on the
new Pro-X. The new tech tip from the shootout for warming up your sled is to
floor it 38 times while on the run stand. Zeus is gay...
Mitch on the inside during a practice session
at the Snodeo Race.

January 3rd (Fri) to Sunday January 5th- Doug went tree hunting and had a yard-sale. His nimble tuck and roll action only left him sore.
January 10th (Fri) to Sunday January 12th - Awsome conditions
with tons of snow... Mitch hand fed the deer at the Plains. I

crashed
twice into two different ditchs. Reg and Ann took the Caddie off trail
into a stump "Joey Chitwood show". This required our search and rescue
team to go get the sled and drag it out. Brett blew a piston out. Brad
and Barb drove 10 hrs to hangout for 2 hrs because of the dog. Dr. told Brad
to stop having sex with the dog and he will be fine.Other than that it was a
good weekend.
January 31st (Fri) to Sunday February 2nd -
Big Drag racing weekend lots of testing and tuning
with Matt, Rob and Dave. Of course Dave does not touch anything and is
always competative - Jerk. Michelle was out with her new 500 and actually got
over 35 mph. Lisa dusted the crowd on the lake with the 800.
February 21st (Fri) to Sunday February 23rd
March I am free every weekend
Probably some Mondays or Fridays can be attached to some of the 3 day weekends
After review of some video footage
I captured some stills of Buzz winning a race. Since I hammerd him all
season (being that he is a bi-sexual hermaphidite into beastiality there
is so much material) I figured I would close out with something nice for
ol'e Buzz Light Year. Your always a winner in my book, just don't walk behind
me or touch me...
Last weekend of the season
3/28/03
We don't need no stinken snow to go snowmobiling.....Breaking
News - Bradster is giving up his two-up for a snow checked 800 ProX2.
Look out next year, hopefully now we will not be pulling Brad right side up or
out of ditchs any more.
Besure to get your plumbing advice at Lowes in Milford from your local and helpful Buzzy sales representative...

Buzz, Dave and Matt competed in
the snow-X trail 800 class Saturday at McCauley Mtn. in Old Forge.
Where the F#$%K is the sun and 44 F !!!!
Go to www.rockmaple.com for info.
To back up last weeks rumor about Rob's 600 intentionelly cruising
in the back of the pack site seeing. Our forensic investigation is showing that
he sabotaged his own water bottle to explode when he arrived at the track thus
rendering him unable to compete against the stiff competition.... 
After lining up with a stacked
field of 12 riders (only about 5 of us never raced before) we all got a pretty
good whole shot Matt 2nd and Dave 3rd, I'm not sure where the hell Brad was
but I think he got out good (all that drag racing on the lake paid off). Now
that the track was extremely rutted and nasty with 3'- 5' bumps and doubles
with a 20' finish line jump, it made for an exhausting event (if not for adrenaline
I would have crashed and died in the first lap). Four laps does not sound like
much but let me tell you.... It's Tuesday and I am still sore. Brad finished
9th (Not Last), Dave finished 8th with mechanical problems - shifted out
of gear in the last turn- Nothing a couple of swift kicks did'nt fix. Matt
finished 4th after being in 2nd on the last lap and casing his fat ass over
the bars on the doubles, turning it off... "Where the hell is my pull cord"
Snicker (bearcub) was the bouncer in the pits in between sitting in the last
turn eating. Ask Dave about hay bails in practice.
A special
thanks goes out to Will and Lincoln, our 9 year old tech advisors who knew twice
as much as all of us about sleds and racing. "Rubber bands on the kill switch
dumb-ass". Oh ya thanks Splinter for the video. P.S. your still
gay even if you brought a chic to cover up your love of men.
Buzz patented a new process for starting a sled: Pull 4 times, oh plug in teather. Pull 4 more times, oh turn on kill switch... pull once more to actually start.
Barb was drag racing Shell's sled and wooped up on Nick's 700 twice.
Ruzz showed up with his 440 Poop Doo with a 800 triple and 240 pics - Could not even see him behind me through the snow dust. I think Rob and Brad beat him on there 600's as well.
Third Annual Thousand Pounds of Twisted Steel Tour
Killington VT trip at the Mountain Star House (Wise
Vacations) January 24th arrive and January 27th depart. This place
sleeps 11, hot tub on the deck and the sled trail is closer. Click hear for details of
the place.
Maybe we can bribe Deanne to perform her magic tricks with furnature and cook
a wonderful turkey dinner for the Super Bowl. Click
here and VAST will send you info and a map. Dave was that a plain
that just went by?? VAST trail system.
It was cold (1-2 deg F.) but the trails were in great shape - had to learn
how to ride on the tight trails again. We put on about 160 miles in total and
stopped at the Long Trail Brewery for lunch (nice place). I finally beat Dave
drag racing after some tuning.
Quebec trip to Saint-Donat February
8th 2003 arrive and depart February 15th 2003 (Sat to Sat)
Hotel: Auberge la Cuillere a Pot, 800.567.6704
8 hrs driving from Danbury - awsome place, great food, and tons of trails and
it's cheap.... Book early it fills up fast
Put on 850 miles except Matt did 750 since he sat
around for a day getting a new track put on. Brads new nick name is "Man Down".
Doug broke in the new Pro-X
Quadding Canada
Super Dave found this cool hotel in Canada www.auberge.lactaureau.com/resort/index.asp Thinking
of a summer quadding trip there for 2003.
2002 Season
Old Forge, NY trip January 4th, 2002 arrive and depart Sunday
the 6th.
Hotel: Waters Edge 315-369-2484
John and Greg are going up as well.
Old Forge, NY trip with Rob & Michelle January 18th, 2002 arriving and departing Monday the 21st.
Killington VT trip at the Serenity House
(Wise Vacations) January 25th
arrive and January 28th depart.
Drive right out of the driveway and on to the VAST
trail system. Maybe a little skiing definatley a little Wobbly Barn. Then
it's time for Deanne to perform her magic tricks with furnature and cook
a wonderful turkey dinner for the Super Bowl. Click here and VAST will
send you info and a map.
This trip will now be known as the "Thousand
pounds of twisted steel tour". We got lucky on this one, Sat
was good and it was like 60 F on Sunday so after driving through the mud we
made up to some elevation that had 3 feet of snow and that turned out to be
nice. Click here for more (+ Pics).....
PS. ask Doug about his extreme suspension. Here is Super Dave -
lets just say he didn't stick it.... click on the picture to see video clip
(will take a minute to download)