Fairbanks Snow Travelers

Yes,
I am new to all aspects of snowmachining despite having lived in Fairbanks area for little more than 18 years give or take a few.

Like everything else I get into I try to collect as much information as possible to get more enjoyment, and also hope to learn get tips that may bring or keep me and the misses from harm.

I came across this site and hope to get a chance to bend a few ears if possible to learn about things , such as must have items while traveling, where to travel, tricks of the trade and so on..

Now if the heavens would cooperate and start a snow storm at least we can start the adventure

Went out yesterday to Chena Lakes area Nov 7th, Lots of exposed earth but enough snow in spots to take a test run for both of us.

Guess I should also point out we purchased a 2009 bravo 250 last week added a backrest to the lugguage rack, grip&thumb heaters, etc, purchased helmets, clothing, muffpot etc , I can see already how expensive this hobby can get

We decided to gear up for the purpose of collecting Chaga in the winter off the birch trees. It is a fungus that is highly sought after in Korea.So we hope to learn to safely transverse rivers etc to get to them on the side I would like too also just check out the scenery and just for the riding experience.

Welcome to FST...

That Bravo will be a good trail sled and light enough to pick up when you get it stuck..

You should join us at the next club meeting, Northern Power Sports on Van Horn @ 7:00 PM.

Keep doing the Snow Dance as the rest of us are and maybe join us on a Family level club ride.

See ya on the trails (and the meeting I hope)

7pm on what day would this meeting be held on?

Good question....

Wednesday, Nov 18th

PS: Under Club Links (left side of window) you can click on the either the Newsletter or Rides and Events to see ride list and membership meeting locations and dates.

thanks still learning my way around the site