what riding areas are the most challanging

[MtnMaster]

on days like that I'm proud to admit I'm a trail rider!

 

[X-it]

I must ride ****ty areas, because nobody rides in any of them.

 

[tex78]

I must ride ****ty areas, because nobody rides in any of them.

I guess u must there x it.

Or would u like a hero cookie to make ya feel better ??

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[Lund]

I was riding earlier on this morning, actualy been out of few times June, July and probably some in August, awsome rides too................outright most challenging for me............makin zooming 4stroke noises with turbo blowoff valve blowing off

 

[X-it]

Babble... an interesting language

 

[tex78]

Yep and better than cackle

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[Weirboondocking]

New terrain that as far as you know has never been ridden, heading in from the top and hoping Google Earth had a good view ( no surprise cliffs and such) always a challenge.

 

[BLUE PLATE]

New terrain that as far as you know has never been ridden, heading in from the top and hoping Google Earth had a good view ( no surprise cliffs and such) always a challenge.

You bet! A few buddies and I have google earthed our way into some zones in the north selkirks that have seen very few to no sled tracks ever. It's a good feeling when you break out of the trees into the alpine and have the place to yourself and no that no one or very few people have been there.

 

[snopro]

You bet! A few buddies and I have google earthed our way into some zones in the north selkirks that have seen very few to no sled tracks ever. It's a good feeling when you break out of the trees into the alpine and have the place to yourself and no that no one or very few people have been there.

It isn't all about you BP. Share the love....Lol.

 

[assaultn]

Used to ride the waterfall into the butterfly at lucille. Sometimes its good and sometimes just hang on and see where ya end up. Many sled parts in the bush there mostly cuz you cant see the conditions until you are already doing the jamaican bobsled ride at mach chicken over the three foot woops. Fun stuff, found a few other ways down.

 

[steveo10]

Yup, dropping into the Butterfly can be interesting...

Dropping into the Butterfly at Lucille in McBride B.C - YouTube

 

[neilsleder]

My buddy had a 05 m7 with the attack 20 turned around backwards and you should of seen how interesting it was for him dropping into butterfly! He went about three times as fast as any one else. He got huge air off that hump.


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[BRP QSC]

I would say that all the areas are hard to ride with a terrible hangover and pounding headache..... just makes it seem much harder for sure... even the ride to the staging area can be a struggle

 

[Pistonbroke]

My buddy had a 05 m7 with the attack 20 turned around backwards and you should of seen how interesting it was for him dropping into butterfly! He went about three times as fast as any one else. He got huge air off that hump.


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At least Cat learned their lesson and fixed that problem with the pooperclaw...no wait. Not fixed at all. LOL

 

[Skyhigh]

The trail into three sisters in Fernie is a doozie. Whoever pounds that one in through the trees is a magician. Makes silent look like a highway.

 

[sledneck_03]

I have had trouble getting up the cut block into thumbs.

Ive always wondered what being the first ones in to salmon would be like.

 

[maxwell]

I have had trouble getting up the cut block into thumbs.

Ive always wondered what being the first ones in to salmon would be like.

You need a couple days breaking in there when its deep. Couple feet at a time

 

[wyodirtbagdad]

All this talk of how hairy it is to ride in Canada I better not make the trek north. Better stick to Wyoming and its plush groomers to get to the goods..

 

[snopro]

Yeah deep snow makes it alot tougher...

 

[dpolacik]

Hmmmmm......