whats your favorite type of riding ?

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i like to play in the woods,fields and smaller style hills.i still havent got the kuhunas to do huge pulls and wonder if i will be able to turn out at the top without completely wrecking my sled when it tumbles to the bottom.dont get me wrong,i climb some good size hills but not like the ones you see the guys doing in the movies now days.is that something that just takes time or is it something else?---jim

 

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Powder. Doesn't matter where or how, just pow.

Though I'd rather be boondockin in it rather then climbin.

 

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Deep powder in the trees slightly up hill. The best of all worlds.

 

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I dont care, any day of riding is better than sittin at home. But if i had to chose it would be in 2-4' of powder with big hills, a couple drops, a few tree's to dodge, yeah that would be nice. That and all your riding buddies swappin highmarks and talking trash makes a hell for a hell of a day.

 

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Deep Powder and STEEP mtns all day, what I cant make up I can sidehill.

 

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Nothing beats the mountains! You get to ride the trail in, boondock in the meadows, climb the steeps and drop off cornices! Oh........a mess of fresh powder is a must.

 

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Boondockin thru the trees.Pickin lines,up hills down hills.

 

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THEPOWDERHOUND said:

i like to play in the woods,fields and smaller style hills.i still havent got the kuhunas to do huge pulls and wonder if i will be able to turn out at the top without completely wrecking my sled when it tumbles to the bottom.dont get me wrong,i climb some good size hills but not like the ones you see the guys doing in the movies now days.is that something that just takes time or is it something else?---jim

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Those guys in the hillclimb vids usually have a helicopter take them and thier sleds back down to the bottom.

Riding style for me is medium to deep pow, tight tree hillclimbing, sidehilling, jumping, cornice dropping etc. I like to put a little finesse into it.

 

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at the moment ANYTHING! hek ill take just starting my sled...we dont have crap for snow yet...we need some BAD! when we do get it i like climbing alot but baisically anything that involves me and a sled...

 

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Any day of riding is better than any plain day period. If I had the choice I would have 2'-3' of pow and some meadows, some trees, and some hellish sick chute climbs!!!

 

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playing in 2-4 feet of pow. boondockin', jumping, climbing.

 

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Deep Powder and Boondocking


But right now, anything would be good!

 

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Barnes said:

Deep powder in the trees slightly up hill. The best of all worlds.

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HYFLYR said:

I dont care, any day of riding is better than sittin at home. But if i had to chose it would be in 2-4' of powder with big hills, a couple drops, a few tree's to dodge, yeah that would be nice. That and all your riding buddies swappin highmarks and talking trash makes a hell for a hell of a day.

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That about sums it up here!

but right now I would settle for anything sled related!

 

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i like it all but one of my favorites is busting drifts at a high rate of speed

 

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I like spring riding. Temperature is hot enough that the snow softens up a bit and you can ride in a t-shirt...Love that. Them deep powder day are great too but getting unstuck is never any fun.

 

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• Nov 27, 2007

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favorite: family rides...

other than that..climbing in 4 feet of fresh snow...

 

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2-4' of powder, big open meadows. Cornice drops into 6' of powder. Jumping rocks (without damage). Some hills nothing to big, coming down is scary part. In the trees with your buddy's as deep as it can get, seeing who can go further making there own path. Keeps you on your toes picking your lines and not letting of gas at the same time. POWDER!!!

 

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Deep powder Boondockin thru the tight tree hillclimbing, sidehilling, jumping, cornice dropping.

 

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Snow over the helmet. Cornices to destroy. A few trees to test your ability. No flippin rocks.

 

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Snow over helmet, but it's got to be that corn pow-pow!!


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