Does the wheely help the climb?

[Longhairfreak]

This thread will seperate the people that have a clue from the ones that dont.

 

[Mike270412]

yes..

 

[teeroy]

define "wheelie".....like skis barely off the snow or full on tailwalk Micku style?

 

[Longhairfreak]

define "wheelie".....like skis barely off the snow or full on tailwalk Micku style?

Full on skiis 4 ft in the air.

 

[1100]

Yes if theres trees in your way. Unless its laying out limbo bar style, then you should probably not wheelie at it.

 

[Kyle91rs]

This thread will have no meaning whatsoever, my posts will have no value to anyone, and my opinions are questionable.

There... Fixed it for ya.

 

[1100]

If you wheelie down hill would that effect your snow driving ability.

 

[teeroy]

There... Fixed it for ya.

 

[teeroy]

Full on skiis 4 ft in the air.

well then, it absolutely does. less machine in the snow, less drag, right?

 

[Longhairfreak]

well then, it absolutely does. less machine in the snow, less drag, right?

I cant take this stupidity any more im going to bed.

 

[snopro]

Perfect scenario is the ski's just barely skipping on top of the snow. Light feel, good steering and the attack angle stays sweet .

 

[medler]

Can tell when the LHF comes out ....after he has smoked the bowl clean...PUFF DADDY....Willy or someone else???

 

[teeroy]

I cant take this stupidity any more im going to bed.

pussy....

 

[medler]

he aint got anything good to contribute anyway

Just his wedgie[
QUOTE=teeroy;1473110] pussy....[/QUOTE]

 

[Kiwionsnow]

he's hungry, he's not going to bed until he takes care of the munchies.

 

[medler]

Thought so

 

[Kyle91rs]

Can tell when the LHF comes out ....after he has smoked the bowl clean...PUFF DADDY....Willy or someone else???

Haha. Only time anyone hears from lhf is when there's no snow to be seen. When the white fluff is on the ground and us actual riders are out enjoying it, lhf is cowering in his shed behind the wedge scared to come out and man up with his sled that he praises oh so much.

Anyways, to clarify your actual question... Do you think it is better to "submarine" going uphill? Would ya get further like that?? I've always found, as snopro stated, when the skis are off the snow, you have much better handling abilities over your sled. Sure, 4ft ski lift may be a bit of a challenge to handle, but the Micku boys seem to go just as high as anyone else. Maybe the new iron of today are different then the old iron of yesterday, such as the wedge, and your opinions, as I have previously mentioned, are questionable.... My .02 cents worth anywhooo..

 

[medler]

There ya go bud..

 

[medler]

Never had my sled submarine up hill...maybe down hill..but that helps me slow down ...Think the LHF is no one will ever meet .....

Haha. Only time anyone hears from lhf is when there's no snow to be seen. When the white fluff is on the ground and us actual riders are out enjoying it, lhf is cowering in his shed behind the wedge scared to come out and man up with his sled that he praises oh so much.

Anyways, to clarify your actual question... Do you think it is better to "submarine" going uphill? Would ya get further like that?? I've always found, as snopro stated, when the skis are off the snow, you have much better handling abilities over your sled. Sure, 4ft ski lift may be a bit of a challenge to handle, but the Micku boys seem to go just as high as anyone else. Maybe the new iron of today are different then the old iron of yesterday, such as the wedge, and your opinions, as I have previously mentioned, are questionable.... My .02 cents worth anywhooo..

 

[medler]

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Hey Bruce