Pro RMK footage fom our trip to Wyoming from East Coast
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Awesome video!
40 hour road trip and you guys made it worth it! I thought 14-18 hours was bad. Video angles were awesome and the riding was really good. They must ship the SCHOOLED videos out to the east coast (and not just to us flatlanders in the midwest), huh? haha Glad to see that someone finally put an 01 on the side of an Orange Madness Pro, that was the first thing that came to my mind when they released them. Really makes me want to ride Alpine next year, BAD! Thanks for posting.
Chad
40 hour road trip and you guys made it worth it! I thought 14-18 hours was bad. Video angles were awesome and the riding was really good. They must ship the SCHOOLED videos out to the east coast (and not just to us flatlanders in the midwest), huh? haha Glad to see that someone finally put an 01 on the side of an Orange Madness Pro, that was the first thing that came to my mind when they released them. Really makes me want to ride Alpine next year, BAD! Thanks for posting.Chad
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needcummins
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Thanks for putting the video up Pete what an awesome trip it was well worth it the considering me and Hoyt did it in jan and April, can't wait until next year to go again!
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Super Sled
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Dang sweet vid! 
Great trip, great riding
Thanks for all the great comments about our video, we had so much incredible riding, the video really just hits the tip of the iceberg to say the least! The Pro-RMK is by far the best sled, straight out of the factory you could ever ride! Between the hillclimbing, sidehilling, and for me most importantly, jumps and drops, they can do it all! As hard as I tried, I still wasn't able to blow any shocks out in my clips from the video, haha. Can't wait to ride that terrain again sometime in 2013 and find some new, bigger jumps!
Thanks for all the great comments about our video, we had so much incredible riding, the video really just hits the tip of the iceberg to say the least! The Pro-RMK is by far the best sled, straight out of the factory you could ever ride! Between the hillclimbing, sidehilling, and for me most importantly, jumps and drops, they can do it all! As hard as I tried, I still wasn't able to blow any shocks out in my clips from the video, haha. Can't wait to ride that terrain again sometime in 2013 and find some new, bigger jumps!
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Looks like you guys had fun! Tell Hoyt I'm still waiting for my Johnny Chimpo stickers.
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Freeride1
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He actually had some with him for bait incase we did a last minute detour to Wolf Creek. He wanted to make sure you would come ride with us meow.
Haha! Was that him riding around all nimbly bimbly?
Looks like Luke is getting it dialed. He must've paid attention when he was in Colorado
Looks like Luke is getting it dialed. He must've paid attention when he was in Colorado
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Brett Slagle
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Nice video. I have heard there are some sweet places to ride mountains in NH... you guys hit those up a bunch? How does it compare to the West? I know, nothing is as massive as out here, but can you find good spots to hang for a day that compare to a good day of riding in Wyoming?
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Freeride1
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Sledding on the east coast is like sking one the east coast, it kinda sucks but if you can do it it makes you a better rider. we only have one natural open "bowl" but it has absolutely no runout at the bottem so it is a mandatory sidehill/ downhill turn area. if you can't figure that out it gets kinda messy. But it is a killer place to practice sidehilling on very steep terrain. The spot is in the most norther town in NH just before the Canadain border called Pittsburg. The "bowl" is on Magalloway mountain. It is well known but not many people actually ride it doe to the high level of commitment/ concequence involved in riding it. It is pretty much or favorite place to ride, LOL!
Everything else is just trail riding around looking for small hills with a max elevation of 3000 feet that have been logged out. It is fun though, we have a good group of guys that like to push each other. There is always plenty of comedy involved as well, lol! Unfortunatly the seasons have been very short lately. Honestly it was only a couple weeks af good riding this year. Makes it hard to progress. That and we go through a lot of A-arms riding the logged out slash that doesn't get enough ccoverage until late february usually.
This is the spot we call the bowl:
Everything else is just trail riding around looking for small hills with a max elevation of 3000 feet that have been logged out. It is fun though, we have a good group of guys that like to push each other. There is always plenty of comedy involved as well, lol! Unfortunatly the seasons have been very short lately. Honestly it was only a couple weeks af good riding this year. Makes it hard to progress. That and we go through a lot of A-arms riding the logged out slash that doesn't get enough ccoverage until late february usually.
This is the spot we call the bowl:
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needcummins
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Thanks Matt I did learn Alot this year for sure we will be out again next year maybe you can show some more tricks, and I've been reminding Hoyt bout your stickers hes slacking I quess, I'll remind him again. Can't wait for next season!!!
Nice job with the editing Pete you guys killed it out there, cant wait to get out there agian next year with the flatland crew.... way to represent the 603.....
What lengths on those sleds and any turbos?
Badass video, love the photos with Tshirts on!!
Can't wait to snowmobile in 6 months. Can't wait to feel like Superman on a pro then
Badass video, love the photos with Tshirts on!!
Can't wait to snowmobile in 6 months. Can't wait to feel like Superman on a pro then
Was this video shot in the Murphy Creek area?
Sick vid......throwing down some skills that is for sure.
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