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Posts: 23 · Padawan Joined: 07 Mar 2008 Posts: 23 Pictures: 0

Thanks for the info on the smoke. I did just rejet so of course I would smoke...I am a dork. I put a large slowjet in so it has easier starts, but it is a little smoky...maybe I will find a #45 instead of the #48...

I am glad you posted some pics of the ride. It reminded me I need to pick up some film for our run. Burrrrrrrr!!!! I am glad someone picked april and not october.

Still wondering where the best place to stay at is? Somewhere close to the trails, and to food...

P.s. If anyone is interested in buying a Titan II my wife is selling hers...

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Hey. congrats on the new one, haven't check the site for a couple of days. I sent an e-mail to Wolflake Lodge to see what he needs to make reservations. I'm planning on staying there on Friday and Saturday nite and it's pretty close to that trail Head by the Campgrounds for anyone staying there. Also when I was up there last month the owner of the Lodge said he might be able to allow a self contained RV to park there with the trade off of some buisness. I do know we don't want to wait too long fishing season will be comming into play and the Lodging facilities fill-up quick there. If I don't recieve anything back by tommorrow I'm going to call and make my reservations the the web site is WWW.wolflakemotel.com their price list is located there and a 1-877 number.

Just picked up a winch for one of the buggies, got to install it this weekend. We'll have to see if the Chinesse Battery will support lol Razz

Jerry

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Tired of hearing from me yet? lol Laughing

Just got off the phone with Tim Wolflake1 he still has some rooms availible for the weekend of the 26/27 his web site has the prices just give him a call to reserve your room, I've already reserved ours for Friday and Saturday nights, there's all sorts of gas and eating establishments within 6 miles of the motel and trails to include write in Wolf Lake area.

Also check out my other thred on the disscussion board we need everyone's help on this.

Jerry

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Remember to bring a fishing pole, trout season opens that weekend and the trails cross the Little Manistee river twice, Saywer creek, both branches of the Twin Creeks and the Pine River. See you then. Tim www.wolflakemotel.com Maybe the Buggies won't make it over the Pine River. The Lincoln Bridge is narrow, but it's a great place to stop and fish and have a snack.

Posts: 23 · Padawan Joined: 07 Mar 2008 Posts: 23 Pictures: 0

I ended up with a room at the Day Star. It is right next door to the lodge and only $48 after tax. I won't be sleeping much with all the trails that need to be riden!!! The wife is excited about the trip and can't wait either.

I haven't been to this portion of the state only once. It is gorgeous up there.

Do you guys want to setup an agenda for saturday and sunday? I should be up there about 8 am Saturday.

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My wife has another obligation that weekend so I'll probably just camp. What campground is closest to these hotels/lodges?

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Just wondering how many are planning to ride Friday. I'm thinking about staying at wolflake motel. Going up Friday, any input.

Posts: 23 · Padawan Joined: 07 Mar 2008 Posts: 23 Pictures: 0

I wish I could go up on friday, but I have to work until saturday morning.

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1st North Country Campground is the closest Wolflake1 put in a thread, they're not open yet but I think early April. They're right on the Trail you will be able to ride your buggy from the camp site. I'm in at $39 nite + tax at Wolf lake motel about a mile from the campground and 2 miles to the trailhead that would be the easiest for everyone to meet up at. The wife and I will be going up there on 23rd. (Seeing Family) Be going over to the Motel in the afternoon on Friday. I have a couple of extra maps of the trails, they're better than the DNR Web Sites.

If anyone wants it PM me and I'll give you my Cell #
handgshobe@netzero.net

Jerry