OMG are you Nancys serious? Can I go farther in bottomless pow on a 174 than I can on my 136? Sure. Can I ride the trees or jump the gaps on a 174 better than I can on a 136? Not even close. It's a tank. Can I take my 136 most places that anyone can go on a 174 and blow them away anywhere else but those bottomless pow days? Easy! You want to ride a tank.... ride it. I promise you couldn't hang with my 136. I promise you lol.
Give me your opinions on track lengths
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Easy Dookie, it's almost time.................Sounds like you could rip up town right now. The news says 22"!! BTW-The Duke tuned 136 works pretty good in the hills
LOL Ike I don't get these guys who factor everything into track length and nothing into rider? If you don't know how to squeeze the throttle then maybe a 274 is what is best.
We have about 30" up here since last night and it's coming down hard. I would guess 4 feet by tomorrow pretty easy. It is that bottomless stuff that would cause problems if you found yourself out on a shorty though. I'm sure the 274s would plow right through it with ease lol.
We have about 30" up here since last night and it's coming down hard. I would guess 4 feet by tomorrow pretty easy. It is that bottomless stuff that would cause problems if you found yourself out on a shorty though. I'm sure the 274s would plow right through it with ease lol.
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LMAO! Go get yourself a twin track 174 so you can get to the grocery store! I might sneak in a road ride on Friday!!
That would be a blast to ride around town. I did it a few years back when we had like 8 feet up here out of a storm. Road halfway down Coal Creek towards Denver. Dug a hole down so I could tap on the liquor store owner's back window. He came out and handed me a 12pac up through the window which strapped to the sled and told me to catch up next week when they finally get the roads open lol. It was awesome other than I realized when I was riding back that if I broke or got stuck(short track you know 121 back then), that when the graders came to open the road they would never see my sled under the snow and chuck it right over the mountain lol.
I wondered why you were riding there?
I thought the thread title was "Give me your opinion on track lengths"? Not, why do all sofa pilots wear bibs instead of pants...(So they don't get snow down the ol buttcrack when they are digging themselves out for the 17th time)
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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA you my friend are a tool lol. come on over here to montucky and lets see you ride. i guarantee you would not be able to keep up.
lets see you climb this on a day other than a hero snow day.
or this
or this
or this
doubt your 136 can follow me here unles you are getting like 100mph track speed lol
LMFAO no I never ride any terrain that looks like that. Why don't I see any launch marks off those cornices up there? I won't be able to keep up? Ok if you say so lol. You wear bibs too right lol? I don't see any marks that look remotely challenging and it looks like the weak lines you were taking were done on hero snow LMAO.
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these vids and pics were taken on April 25th with a foot of wet snow.here ya go
Looks like you should have moved on down a little further where there was a decent cornice
cant get there. cliff on the other side into wilderness
Yup correct...I have 2 sleds i ride Apex with 174x16, lightweight custom polaris 162x15x2", and I ride 4000+mi a year all steep and deep.
I will also agree that if ur on a 136 there is NFW ur gunna follow me in the deep /steep early snow. ur sled better weigh 275 pounds and have 200 hp
nice car btw. I have a original 71
Damb nice car! 174 all the way for the deeeep!!!!!
I went 141 to 151 to 162, feels shorter every ride.
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