Wisconsin Nitro

up here in the freezing cold north (Wisconson) there puting in a night time speed limt for snomobielers <---- dunno if thats right or not?

heres the thing though
there have allready been 39 fatalitys this year because of people have been going to fast and hit stuff wheather there sober or drunk
(remember kids drinking and snomobieling dont mix)

any one here think this is a good idea?

the new speed limit for night time is 55 suposidly

the one thing that i want to know is how are they gona inforce it?
sled cops?

chime in anytime
im realy interested in your opinions on this[:-]

i voted yes = (BEST IDEA EVER!!!)

CadillacDTS2001

up north HAHAHA [X(][sm=lol.gif][sm=spinnyeyes.gif]
man thats not up north lol
any way i voted " dosnt matter to me " cuz it dosent lol

R/C fan-addict

55 is plenty even during the day on a snowmobile! Are you really going to go much faster? If you are, wow you're insane! lol

CadillacDTS2001

well what if your in a open feild and u wanted to get home fast cuz u relzied u left the stove on with wood near bye ?

LMAO lol jk jk

gerwen

I hope you don't think you're 'really' up north. Look directly west and you will see where Dead Man is from. You are no further north than he is.

Wisconsin Nitro

canada people dont count!!

Edit:
yall people know im jk right?[8D]

Combatcm

My Feedback: (1)

If I owned a snowmobile and I was drunk I'd try to outrun a snow mountie.

Ron Olson

My Feedback: (1)

Most of todays sleds can run 100+MPH, way too fast for nighttime running even on a big lake. I used to have a snowmobile so I know that drinking and driving them isn't a good idea. I kept mine at my parents home which is at a lake and with a bar nearby. In the winter there were always snowmobiles parked up there. We had plenty of trials also to run on. Alcohol and driving anything doesn't mix and sleds are no different. Speeds on snow-goers can be enforced just like boats and PWC's, all they have to do is get your registration number and hit you with a radar gun.
Anyway, 55 is plenty fast enough to go at night as your visibility sure isn't as good as it is during the daytime. Obstacles can pop up on you fast enough at slower speeds whether driving on a lake, trail or roadside. How many decapitations have you heard of because of driving too fast at night and hitting a wire or something else? I've heard of enough. Think about that the next time you're out flying around in an unknown area.

CadillacDTS2001

i was being sarcastic ! and i never said i was up north god im south from some places in the US
like emonton or BC or somthing

Wisconsin Nitro

yeah like this winter over break from from school i went up to the Telemark Lodge and went snomobieling there

mosty just drove around on the lake and some on the trails

the lake is messed up like there litle like shards of ice and rough stuff every where so i was all tiping over and stuff

the worst one i had was when i hit a piece of ice that was formed like a jump

and i was going a good 60 mph + so natuarly i bailed and broke my arm and leg along with the rental
my ski-doo wasent working at the time along with my Artic Cat or what ever
oh well worth it i guess in some way

NitroRunner

I think 55 is a reasonable speed, but ya how are they going to enforce it?

nitro monkey

the speed limit is 55 MPH at night and at your own risk during the day....


-Ryan

1CE

i used to live in minnesota, drove snowmobiles often and i cant tell you that if they posted a snomobile speed limit i would follow it. Thats what those sleds are for, going fast, if you dont feel comfortable goin that fast then dont.

burnrubber

put a restrictor thats remote controled so when its night time turn it on and then turn it off during the day

I voted for no speed limit because 55 is to slow make the speed limit 555 and im there (im a speed freak) (i like fire)(lots)(more than lots)(sorry for taking up so muck space with() )(end of post was
(look up where the ( is ) sorry lol