How far do YOU go to ride?
- Thread starter polaris dude
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i make the 16-hour run to cooke city at least twice a year. stay for 3 or 4 nights, depending on who i'm going with. 
2 hours to home base
From there...........riding is anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 1/2 for some of the best.
Good years, right out of the garage. Those seem to be far and few anymore.
You guys that put in a days drive are nuts, but I understand why you do it.
From there...........riding is anywhere from 30 minutes to 3 1/2 for some of the best.
Good years, right out of the garage. Those seem to be far and few anymore.
You guys that put in a days drive are nuts, but I understand why you do it.
17 to 18 hours one way.
We stop quite a few times so I dont get flatspots on my nutz
We stop quite a few times so I dont get flatspots on my nutz
About 2 hrs each way on average to go ride...worth it...EVERY SECOND!!!
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Trinity Taz
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One day I had to walk 30 feet to my sled before I could ride
What...how else do you guys think I test our products thoroughly?
Just trying to make everyone jealous, is it working?
What...how else do you guys think I test our products thoroughly?
Just trying to make everyone jealous, is it working?
Harper and I did 26 hours straight to get to Kremmling this year. He doesn't drive because he sees hitchhikers running beside the truck at night (I **** you not, LOL)
I we logged close just over 6500 miles this year with trips out west. Satellite radio is a godsend, but I'm tired of listening to Lady GaGa. LOL
Cooke was about 17 hours. West/IP are about 18. Kremmling to West is a solid 12 hours and that includes a banzai run across Teton pass with a trailer and not knowing it's illegal
I we logged close just over 6500 miles this year with trips out west. Satellite radio is a godsend, but I'm tired of listening to Lady GaGa. LOL
Cooke was about 17 hours. West/IP are about 18. Kremmling to West is a solid 12 hours and that includes a banzai run across Teton pass with a trailer and not knowing it's illegal
30 min. to the hills. or i can just ride out the back door.
Are you crazy Bugger$ doin these long hauls like once a year or is this on a regular basis that you drive 10, 12, 16+ hours? I could see maybe once a season breaking the monotony and heading off to a special spot that you have to drive all day to get to, but regularily????...... I love the sport but not that much. Maybe I'm simply spoiled and just can't fathom driving that far to sled. Hats off to those of you who are however, THAT DEDICATED TO THE SPORT!
Harper and I did 26 hours straight to get to Kremmling this year. He doesn't drive because he sees hitchhikers running beside the truck at night (I **** you not, LOL)
I we logged close just over 6500 miles this year with trips out west. Satellite radio is a godsend, but I'm tired of listening to Lady GaGa. LOL
Cooke was about 17 hours. West/IP are about 18. Kremmling to West is a solid 12 hours and that includes a banzai run across Teton pass with a trailer and not knowing it's illegal
You gotta stop listening to the damn 20 on 20 then. Try channel 41 or 48.
15-20 minutes to ride decent areas in the winter
1 minute if I wanna ride decent single-track on the dirtbike
i had thought my 8hours trecks were long until i saw 16 hours :0
6 hours to th UP everyother weekend
20 hours to Tog once a year
20 hours to Tog once a year
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smv sledhead
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25 feet would be a long walk to my sled some days. There are mountains 15 minutes ride time west of me that have slopes never ascended before this year because I finally got a turbo. I have traveled about two hours east, south and north to ride though. You 16+ even 5-6+ hr guys are hellcats.
