Buck
01-07-2008, 07:42 PM
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=230898&page=18
http://paulmondor.com/forum/index.php?topic=3.45
I haven't seen this elsewhere on the site and 'Adventure' seems to describe this ride very well.
Paul Mondor as of now is crossing Canada on his GS650 Dakar equipped with a sidecar and studded tires. At this point a wide eyed retired mountie is tagging along and suffering through severe cold and near white out conditions... :shock:
This ride is similar to one he did a year ago plus it will be the first time a nutcase with frozen gonads attempts to ride across Labrador in mid winter. I'd rather be in Baja!
Quite interesting to follow his daily progress. Good luck to him! :tup:
An excerpt....
<<<
The conditions are worsening and the locals say that there is a heavy snow warning over the region.
Harry goes straight to the gas pump and fuels up Icicle! Then he walks his bike to where I am! I can see that he is done for. A mix of fatigue, broken nerves and stress! But he is still grinning.
I go to him and tell him point blank. “Harry? This is the end of the road for you! This is ridiculous and you cannot make it another mile.
As we are talking a fellow stops, and after the usual “Do they know you escaped and that you are out!” joke, he tells us that there is another 10-20 cm coming in a hurry!
We decide to go to the Tim Horton’s down the road and make a decision!>>>
Thank god for Tim Hortons!! :hr:
http://paulmondor.com/forum/index.php?topic=3.45
I haven't seen this elsewhere on the site and 'Adventure' seems to describe this ride very well.
Paul Mondor as of now is crossing Canada on his GS650 Dakar equipped with a sidecar and studded tires. At this point a wide eyed retired mountie is tagging along and suffering through severe cold and near white out conditions... :shock:
This ride is similar to one he did a year ago plus it will be the first time a nutcase with frozen gonads attempts to ride across Labrador in mid winter. I'd rather be in Baja!
Quite interesting to follow his daily progress. Good luck to him! :tup:
An excerpt....
<<<
The conditions are worsening and the locals say that there is a heavy snow warning over the region.
Harry goes straight to the gas pump and fuels up Icicle! Then he walks his bike to where I am! I can see that he is done for. A mix of fatigue, broken nerves and stress! But he is still grinning.
I go to him and tell him point blank. “Harry? This is the end of the road for you! This is ridiculous and you cannot make it another mile.
As we are talking a fellow stops, and after the usual “Do they know you escaped and that you are out!” joke, he tells us that there is another 10-20 cm coming in a hurry!
We decide to go to the Tim Horton’s down the road and make a decision!>>>
Thank god for Tim Hortons!! :hr: