MotoTrax Wins Agian! (Crested Butte Climb)

[Moto4Life]

We found out yesterday that are sponsored rider Aaron Sterck won again at the Crested Butte Colorado RMSHA hill climb race. He has really showed the the MotoTrax unit can climb with the big sleds. He rides a stock 2016 FC450 with a 2016 MotoTrax Scout XC that is also stock. Cant wait until we put him on a 2017 unit, the new improvements are sure to increase his times even further.


I will try to post some pictures or a video wants I find some!

 

[WingNutRacing]

Cool

Not to down play your awesome kit, BUT,,,,,, I wonder if Aaron would win on any kit....... You know how those really good riders are,,,, well,,, really good...




But, definitely shining a spotlight on your kit nonetheless...

Good work.

 

[powdermuncher]

Hey wing nut -- that is like saying that the others riders suck

Lets just leave it at that they deserve there Victory.

Job well done Guys

I Certainly will have a closer look at there kit

 

[teal_210]

Would be nice to know what classes they had and what all the results are. I saw/heard that Brock Hoyer won snowbike stock, snowbike turbo and dash for cash on a Timbersled. I haven't found any official results though..


Edit - Never-mind, it appears that they were at different events. I'm an idiot, carry on.

 

[Moto4Life]

Not to down play your awesome kit, BUT,,,,,, I wonder if Aaron would win on any kit....... You know how those really good riders are,,,, well,,, really good...




But, definitely shining a spotlight on your kit nonetheless...

Good work.

I would agree that Aaron is a great rider, which makes it all that much more sweet that he could choose to represent any brand he wanted and he choose MotoTrax, because the best riders don't choose inferior products to give the competition leg up. He has been great to work with and is really pushing our product to new limits and showing the potential. Also if you watch the first video of him straight lining up the hill in Jackson I think it shows the kits potential over the other brands that had to side hill to make it over the top.

As for winning on any kit I am not sure, but having a weight, power delivery, and suspension advantage probably doesn't hurt when try to win.

I was wrong earlier btw he has two races left.

 

[speedybeedy]

I watched brok hoyer at his local race. It was silver star mountain in Vernon. He was riding a yz450 with a Timbersled. 120sx model. The bike was very fast and he rides it like an absolute maniac compared to most other competitors.
Second place went to the yeti crew and they were riding ktm450 with there yetis. There times were very very close and they yeti guys were representing there yetis themselves. By that I meant they raced there yetis themselves. They did not have a sponsored rider riding for them. Mind you they know how to ride.
I Believe both bikes had allot of work done to them.
There was probly about 40-50 entries across the board for snowbikes. But all the riders were either riding the yeti or the Timbersled. There was no other track company represented so hard to say what they would have done.
I have actually never seen another track besides those 2 up here in Canada.

 

[Moto4Life]

I watched brok hoyer at his local race. It was silver star mountain in Vernon. He was riding a yz450 with a Timbersled. 120sx model. The bike was very fast and he rides it like an absolute maniac compared to most other competitors.
Second place went to the yeti crew and they were riding ktm450 with there yetis. There times were very very close and they yeti guys were representing there yetis themselves. By that I meant they raced there yetis themselves. They did not have a sponsored rider riding for them. Mind you they know how to ride.
I Believe both bikes had allot of work done to them.
There was probly about 40-50 entries across the board for snowbikes. But all the riders were either riding the yeti or the Timbersled. There was no other track company represented so hard to say what they would have done.
I have actually never seen another track besides those 2 up here in Canada.

Ya, we are hoping to get up to the Canadian racing scene next season. It difficult when you are a small company to pick and choose your battles but we were able to get a lot of race oriented riders interested in our product for next season. We hope to have at least one or two racers at every snowbike event next season.