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Is it necessary to countersteer when carving?

Jeff C

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I never do, but what do you guys do?

I hear countersteering is the way to go.....


Hmmmm
 
Whats countersteering?

Easy, On the way to the hill you stop to get coffee.
Those who can, sit at the swivel bar stools and practice balance.
Usually the best at counter steer sets highest mark on mountain later
unless some one cheats. ("track poaching" I'm sure will be addressed in
a thread coming soon)
 
Easy, On the way to the hill you stop to get coffee.
Those who can, sit at the swivel bar stools and practice balance.
Usually the best at counter steer sets highest mark on mountain later
unless some one cheats. ("track poaching" I'm sure will be addressed in
a thread coming soon)



WTF? I thought I had linked up to the new snowest?

Poor 'ol OT... he's never gonnalive any of this crap down, is he?
 
I had the dealer put one on when I bought my sled...clean look, good feel, almost looks stock
 
Do you have to grease the muffler bearings as much when you counter
steer? :rolleyes:

No, and less grease will make your sled lighter even though its not about the sled weight or track length its about the track speed. Make sure that you change the summer air to winter air in your trailer tires though, this might help your counter steering when hauling if you're not producing boost at idle..........:) :p
 
I countersteer...I fail...

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hah
 
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