Rib Knights Snowmobile Club

This site is owned and operated by the Rib Knights Snowmobile Club, Wausau, WI

2017/18 Executive Officers

President: Joe Bauer

Vice Pres: Shane Will

Secretary: Lori Schutte

Treasurer: Holly Kohl

Board Members

Terms of 2018-20

Charlie Bauer

Eric ________

Larry Guralski

Jeff Vetterkind

Terms of 2017-19

Lee Belanger

Steve Johnson

Don Southworth

Committee Chair

Membership/Events: Sherri Bauer and Jennifer Johnson

Located in Central Wisconsin, where Hwy's 51/39 & 29 meet

A.W.S.C.

AWSC Trail Pass Online

John Dees web cams

Marathon County Trails

Membership form

Officers and Board

Snowmobile Safety

Snowmobile Trails link

Winter Events link

Wisc. club events- all

45th

Anniversary

Year

* QUICK HITS 2018-19 Season

*All Year* See the AWSC Events listing to find a worthwhile snow or event happening in the area you plan to visit

* DUES ARE DUE for 2018-19 season. See Membership to use PayPal. Avoid $2 charge:

If Paying by Check Send $20 to:

Rib Knights Snowmobile Club

P.O. Box 315

Wausau, WI 54402

* CLUB EVENTS throughout the state as listed at AWSC https://www.awsc.org/Clubs/Club-Events

* Jan. 8 (Tues) MEETING 525 Track main building. 6:30 lunch, 7:00 Meeting. 8:00 pm RAFFLE drawing

* Jan. 12 (Sat.) CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY. Trails End Bar and Grill. 6:00 pm cocktails, 7:00 Dinner. Dinner Choices: Baked Chicken, Jumbo Shrimp or Prime Rib. choice of potato baked, FF, etc.

Call or text your reservation and meal choice to Jennifer @ 715-630-0017 by Jan 4.

* Jan. 26-27 (Sat- Sun): WAUSAU 525 CHAMPIONSHIP oval racing just west of Wausau on CR NN.

* Feb. 8-10 (Fri-Sun): Rib Knights Club Ride and overnight: start at State Park Speedway parking area. ride to Prentice. 2 night stay at "Countryside Motel" now known as AmeriVu Inn and Suites. 5370 Granberg Rd, Prentice. Call 715-428-2333 to make your reservation under the Rib Knight's block of rooms.

*Feb.12 (Tues) MEETING: 525 Track main building. 6:30 Lunch, 7:00 Meeting. Elections!

* Feb 23-24 (Sat- Sun): WAUSAU 525 TRACK second weekend of racing, west of Wausau on Cr NN

ALERTS & NOTIFICATIONS 2019

*MARCH 12, 2018: ALL remaining Marathon County Trails will CLOSE at 8 AM

*Please see links for more updates as trail begin to open in surrounding counties.

-TRAIL PASS PROGRAM (2015)-

NOTE: ATV's do NOT need a trail pass sticker.

FINES: $200 if on trail without a trail pass or receipt.

TRAIL PASS: You must have your AWSC number and Sled ID numbers to get passes.

TRAIL PASS can be purchased for full price ($30) and the receipt is good for 10 days! and must be on the sled for show.

TRAIL PASSES purchased with the club discount are VALID with a receipt for a 3 week grace period.

Has been approved by the legislature and signed into law. Below is a summary found on the AWSC web site, reprinted here for your benefit:

1. When does this new law go into effect?

July, 2015. Act 142 requires each snowmobile operating on trails to display a WI Trail Pass to be purchased annually. This is separate from the WI snowmobile registration fee structure which will change to a $30/3 year registration. Currently it is $30/2 years.

2. What is the cost of the trail pass?

Once Act 142 is implemented, if your membership dues with one of the nearly 600 AWSC snowmobile clubs statewide are up to date and the club has paid your AWSC dues, the cost of the Trail Pass will be $10. If you are purchasing the new Trail Pass and are NOT an AWSC and snowmobile club member the cost will be $30 per snowmobile.

3. Do I have to join a club?

No – It will be your choice to join one of the nearly 600 AWSC snowmobile clubs statewide. Please remember that without the clubs and volunteers there would be NO TRAILS! It is the club volunteers that provide and maintain the WI Snowmobile Trail System.

4. Where do the funds from the trail pass go?

The revenue generated from the sale of snowmobile registrations and Trail Passes will go into the state snowmobile program’s segregated fund.

5. How do I obtain my trail pass?

To purchase a trail pass ONLINE go to AWSC.

6. The TRAIL PASS should be placed "as high as possible" on the hood of the snowmobile.

NEWS & CONVENTIONS

2018 Fall Workshop

October 2018

2018 Spring Convention

March , Green Bay

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