Having Fun and new truck

maple_leaf_eh · #1 13-01-11, 05:07

A BV206 will be the envy of the snowmobilers in Cantley and points north. As the locals would say, "'Ey, c'est quoi ca?" (or in English, Huh?) You'd better find a reason for running a BV. It is a tool that looks like a toy and is as useful as a backhoe to the right owner.

Robin Craig · #2 13-01-11, 14:55

This is our BV206 for those who have not seen it.

From left to right, in a parade in Kingston, in the snow, snow bank jumping, in a parade in Kingston alongside a CVRT Spatan to give you a sense of scale.

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Wpns 421 · #3 15-01-11, 20:30

Hi Robin here are a few pictures. Gilles

Scott Bentley · #4 16-01-11, 06:16

Nothing more fun than being dragged behind one of those on Bangy Boards with a dozen other guys. Even better is when the guy at the front of the rope falls and causes a chain reaction pile up

Wpns 421 · #5 16-01-11, 14:24

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Originally Posted by armybuck041

Nothing more fun than being dragged behind one of those on Bangy Boards with a dozen other guys. Even better is when the guy at the front of the rope falls and causes a chain reaction pile up

Someone talking from personal experience eh!!!!!! Gilles

Scott Bentley · #6 16-01-11, 16:08

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Originally Posted by Wpns 421

Someone talking from personal experience eh!!!!!! Gilles

Advanced Winter Warfare Course 0301

Lots of BV "Ski-Jouring".

We did manage to get the MOSV Driver Qualification as well, but I haven't seen one since.

Young_Law · #7 16-01-11, 22:10

They are quite scarce. I know there's one in Trenton which remains on the DZ.