Spring Riding. Sledding in the water.

[JoHNI_T]

pin it and keep the skis in the air, only touch down to turn or stop. :d if its more than 1 km of dirt, i will turn around and head back. I knew a guy years back that rode some thin snow in the morning (about 4-5") on a low valley road with no elevation gain, when he got back in the afternoon it had all melted. Ran 8 kms of dirt back to the truck, burnt up the sliders, toasted the skis right down to the spindle bottoms, ruined the track, etc. It was a good lesson to learn at someone else's expense. Sleds are not meant for dirt roads....lol

ya very true if its fresh snow it will be gone by the end of a warm day for sure...

You have to reach that 8inch thick ice type stuff for sure....

Yaahh spring time

 

[tex78]

this is exactly why i hate buying used.......:d

ok i got to ask.... who's the tool in the video? cause that just falking wrong...

 

[JoHNI_T]

This was last year after we got the truck stuck in a shady spot. It was about 2 more kms to snow so away we went. I needed new carbides this fall though, not sure why?

My temp light didn't even come on. Was a great day of riding in the end.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T7GYd9UnnQ[/media]

ok i got to ask.... who's the tool in the video? cause that just falking wrong...

lmao,, original post it at top,,, sometimes its better to ask then pin it bahaha

all good its his sled

 

[team dirt]

Here is one from last april. North shuswaps is best in spring.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw6DQoIhTMw[/media]

 

[flying frenchman]

Water around here wasn't running much this past week. Looking for a good wet area to take pics this week.
Great vids and pics.

 

[sledhead_2002]

Water around here wasn't running much this past week. Looking for a good wet area to take pics this week.
Great vids and pics.

lol,head east to manitoba, water isnt an issue here

 

[jkrabben]

heres some pics of me water skipping on the north sask river on the trunk road