Theres a new Sherrif in town... Timbersled's new SnowBike Kit

mountainhorse · Feb 11, 2010

I've just spend the last week with Allen/Timbersled on their new snowbike prototype..

Impressive to say the least... Troy Johnson of Lincoln County Customs couldn't get enough.

2 feet of fresh sugar-pow... Alpine Wyo... out riding with Dan Adams and the boys from LCC!!

(stock '07 YZ-450F):thumb:

eace:

crawfishoo · Feb 11, 2010

Wow!! That thing looks like a legit sled, how big is the track on that?? Give us some details and more pics.

teal_210 · Feb 12, 2010

We need some more pics! Can't wait to see what Alan has come up with, he always has some pretty unique ideas.

SNOW JW · Feb 18, 2010

I have seen this setup in the build stage and the proto seen in the pics and I have to say I give Allan a huge thumbs up for out of the box thinking!! He has been working on this for a wile and allot of time has been spent on this unit to get it right. A great product for sure with allot of testing and I can assure you will make you look at snowbikes in a whole new perspective as far as how they can perform and what can be done when you have a system that floats and performs as well as this kit does.

I am sure as time goes on Allan will give everyone more info and Pics N Vids as well

brycter · Feb 19, 2010

I need some info on this baby. Please someone send me some pics or something.

teal_210 · Feb 23, 2010

SNOW JW said:
I have seen this setup in the build stage and the proto seen in the pics and I have to say I give Allan a huge thumbs up for out of the box thinking!! He has been working on this for a wile and allot of time has been spent on this unit to get it right. A great product for sure with allot of testing and I can assure you will make you look at snowbikes in a whole new perspective as far as how they can perform and what can be done when you have a system that floats and performs as well as this kit does.

I am sure as time goes on Allan will give everyone more info and Pics N Vids as well

It looks Loooong, does this thing handle the bums and jumps, or is it more of a powder unit?

mountainhorse · Mar 19, 2010

Here's a sneak peak

eep:... the official release will be in Jackson Hole for the Hillclimbs next week... two bikes... maybe demos... Looking good.

I'll try to get some better pics.:camera::face-icon-small-hap

NO other details yet.

SNOW JW · Mar 19, 2010

Some more pics as well.

off road rider · Mar 19, 2010

Now that looks good!! an aproach angle.. what a concept..
Ive dug more snowbikes out than I can count.. this one looks to be the ticket. any weight info??

Scott · Mar 19, 2010

Justin, where was the location of that pic? For some reason...I flashed on something familiar about that one.

TRIPLESWILLNEVERDIE! · Mar 19, 2010

What length track is that?

TRIPLESWILLNEVERDIE! · Mar 19, 2010

Ok, found the answer in the thread posted in General.
I was hoping 121". I still have access my old 121 takeoff snowhawk track. Wonder if that would work? I'm hoping they build this kit for an RMZ. :face-icon-small-hap

mountainhorse · Mar 20, 2010

In the works are fit-kits for Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM and possibly Husaberg.

121" track... the Kits are going to come completely assembled and include the track.

Scott, The pic is from Trestle Creek, ID.

I talked with Allen about this yesterday... I got invited along on a ride with the Timbersled crew...He says that after shedding the stock component take-off's.... adds about 40-70 lbs to the machine (dependent on how much the parts removed weigh) . This thing was a blast to ride!!

mountainhorse · Mar 20, 2010

Here is a quick helmet cam vid...

What you don't get from the vids is a feel for is the steepness of the terrain till you see the snowballs/sluff rolling down the hill.

The last two bikes in the vid are 450's with the 2-moto kits on them... The first two shown are Timbersled bikes.

Scott · Mar 20, 2010

Oh NICE!!!

powdermuncher · Apr 16, 2010

Me want one ------ now should I get a KTM 525 or a Husaberg 570

CodeMonkee · Apr 24, 2010

powdermuncher said:
Me want one ------ now should I get a KTM 525 or a Husaberg 570

For the dirt most people prefer the Husaberg.

mountainhorse · Apr 25, 2010

The great thing about this is that the Timbersled does not eat up HP like some of the other snowbikes to get more done in the deep snow...

A 450 RIPs... but then again more HP is always more fun (wink)

turbo99 · May 12, 2010

i would buy a kit today if you build a husaberg kit with right hand drive. could someone post a pic of the back over the top over the unit.

SNOW JW · May 14, 2010

Talked to Allen today looks like we also get a kit for the right hand drives!!!

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