I hear ya but more like 25 years for me. I love watching the vids but have zero interest riding with those guys.I love watching the videos.......no longer have any interest in that kind of riding. Was fun 15 years ago; now it's just fawkin' work.
I hear ya but more like 25 years for me. I love watching the vids but have zero interest riding with those guys.
was thinking the same thing. No thanksits pretty cool, stress myself out all week at work then go drop into some Sh*t hole and stress out about how im going to get myself out of the pickle i purposely put myself into
Think how stressed I’d be with my lack of talent...only in my dreams at this stage in life.its pretty cool, stress myself out all week at work then go drop into some Sh*t hole and stress out about how im going to get myself out of the pickle i purposely put myself into
Even better when less skilled people drop in and then you have to stress about getting them outits pretty cool, stress myself out all week at work then go drop into some Sh*t hole and stress out about how im going to get myself out of the pickle i purposely put myself into
I was thinking the same. I get around great. I’m a ski puller not a ski pull receiver. I don’t like to help weaker riders out of those predicaments anymore. Older. Ruins me old knees for a day or two. Working and walking in deep snow.Even better when less skilled people drop in and then you have to stress about getting them out
Our group is a pretty solid bunch of riders. Haven't been anywhere we can't get out of yet.I was thinking the same. I get around great. I’m a ski puller not a ski pull receiver. I don’t like to help weaker riders out of those predicaments anymore. Older. Ruins me old knees for a day or two. Working and walking in deep snow.
I quite enjoyed his 146 footage in previous years. Turbo R 146 is going to be fun to watch.Watched his year in review last night. Pretty obvious his sled of choice is the doo turbo. The 9r footage is pretty boring compared to the Tdoo footage. At the sled show he said he bought a 146 turbo Lynx for this year and the 9r will be a back up sled.
Even better when less skilled people drop in and then you have to stress about getting them out
I think riding with Caleb probably changed that perspective as well. Caleb has 4 different sleds, 2 of them are 9R 165 and boost 165. He jumps and whips those sleds around better than most would on a 146 or 155.Just can’t do re entries etc. as easily on the longer track sleds.
Watched his year in review last night. Pretty obvious his sled of choice is the doo turbo. The 9r footage is pretty boring compared to the Tdoo footage. At the sled show he said he bought a 146 turbo Lynx for this year and the 9r will be a back up sled.
I listened to the sledder cast podcast the other day with Matt on it and he said his ideal sled would be a polaris chassis with a doo motor in it.Watched his year in review last night. Pretty obvious his sled of choice is the doo turbo. The 9r footage is pretty boring compared to the Tdoo footage. At the sled show he said he bought a 146 turbo Lynx for this year and the 9r will be a back up sled.
I saw him post a comment where he said the Doo for deeper days and the Poo for the not so deep, technical stuff. I wonder if the Series 9 track will even that up a bit? I think a 146 with the heavy weight of the Lynx will be a mistake, especially if we get a deep snow year.Watched his year in review last night. Pretty obvious his sled of choice is the doo turbo. The 9r footage is pretty boring compared to the Tdoo footage. At the sled show he said he bought a 146 turbo Lynx for this year and the 9r will be a back up sled.