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Hi All,

We thought is would be a good idea to start a new post where you can share stories and pictures from the Alliston Event for the benefit of those who could not attend and also for those of us who were lucky enough to go.

Thank you in advance,

Bruce

http://www.anewsvideo.ca/play.php?vid=301

Scroll to 16:30 for the segment on the Vintage Ride!

Next post is my pics of the Hus ski group....I was working the food area, but my best friend went out and tried to get as many as she could....

Here are some YouTube videos of the 50th Hus-ski anniversary in Alliston, Canada
Feb 12, 2011. What a fantastic time. Well run event put on by Shawn & Tracy. Hats off to them!
Thank You!

Hus-ski Proto-type
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rx3f-6K1B1k

Hus-ski on Trail Video #1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAb4B_HmDcU

Hus-ski on Trail Video #2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGOcK7afXVo

Hus-ski on Trail Video #3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez1z6eFftug

Hus-ski Obstacle Course:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DXWJxbQHow


Mike Knier, Wisconsin

Sometimes things happen though!

The 50th Anniversary of Hus Ski was outstanding! Never seen so many hus skis and diablos all in one place.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Bruce at Gogodiablo for letting me try his beautiful diablo 500. I would also like to thank Doug E for letting me try his various models of hus skis - I particularly enjoyed his 600 monotrack! Having flown in from Alberta without a machine, these guys made my day and let me and my wife get in some good rides.

It was great to finally meet Barrie and to catch up with Dan the man.

I can't wait till next year and also hoping Bruce will have his summer workshop again this year and we can all get together .

Hus ski and diablo owners are a fantastic group of people.

Talk to you all later...

Snocatpete

Found This Today!

http://sgc-sleditor.blogspot.com/2011/0 ... -ride.html

Sean

Here is a few pictures from the event. Had a great time and was very pleased to see old friends and make new ones. Thanks to Bruce, Barrie, Sean and Tracy and everyone involved.

Jeannot

huski444 wrote:Sometimes things happen though!

I saw this unravel right before my eyes as I was travelling on the same trail in the opposite direction.At first, I thought he lost a ski. That thing was like at a 45 degree angle (look at where the snow line is on the hood).This pic is after it was pulled out a bit. I'm glad it was the right hand track that failed, and nobody got hurt, if it had been the other side track, my 444 would have run it over!