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<blockquote data-quote="cleonard" data-source="post: 13180" data-attributes="member: 21">You are missing one very important item.&nbsp; You need to get a SPOT.&nbsp; The cost varies depending on the current deal.&nbsp; The non discounted price is about $100 for the unit and $100 a year for service.&nbsp; You can add insurance at $13/yr for the costs associated with an incident.&nbsp; A great deal as far as I'm concerned.&nbsp; I'll ride solo wherever whenever, but I stay away from the insane obstacles.&nbsp; I don't plan on hitting Snowy by myself.&nbsp; I take it easy as well.&nbsp; Nothing like a good 100 miler solo night desert ride.&nbsp; Next month I'll be headed up to norcal and the bike will be coming along.&nbsp; I'm planning on hitting the Downieville trail system and if I have to do it solo I will.&nbsp; There is nothing like the feeling you get at the end of a tough day when you have finished exploring a new area by yourself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cleonard, post: 13180, member: 21"] You are missing one very important item. You need to get a SPOT. The cost varies depending on the current deal. The non discounted price is about $100 for the unit and $100 a year for service. You can add insurance at $13/yr for the costs associated with an incident. A great deal as far as I'm concerned. I'll ride solo wherever whenever, but I stay away from the insane obstacles. I don't plan on hitting Snowy by myself. I take it easy as well. Nothing like a good 100 miler solo night desert ride. Next month I'll be headed up to norcal and the bike will be coming along. I'm planning on hitting the Downieville trail system and if I have to do it solo I will. There is nothing like the feeling you get at the end of a tough day when you have finished exploring a new area by yourself. [/QUOTE]

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