Slidehilling?

[Bkinz]

Anyone else enjoy a good lil slidehill to mix things up? I do!

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[bholmlate]

can that actually be considered a sidehill??? looks like some sort of bank shot to the left to me to me HeHe thanks for sharing

 

[Bkinz]

can that actually be considered a sidehill??? looks like some sort of bank shot to the left to me to me HeHe thanks for sharing

Not sidehilling, sLidehilling

 

[SRXSRULE]

whats with all the "pedaling" you see people doing anymore? kind of surprised how many people walk along side thier sled when doing technical riding. Eric

 

[Bkinz]

I use my feet as rudders in a way, in this video it was really hard under that lil bit of fluff so it made it hard to keep a line. Also in real technical areas it gets a lil more weight off the sled imo and helps you throw the sled around a lil more. Just my 2cents and it works for me

 

[Modedmach1]

I use my feet as rudders in a way, in this video it was really hard under that lil bit of fluff so it made it hard to keep a line. Also in real technical areas it gets a lil more weight off the sled imo and helps you throw the sled around a lil more. Just my 2cents and it works for me

I do the same thing..

 

[polaris dude]

whats with all the "pedaling" you see people doing anymore? kind of surprised how many people walk along side thier sled when doing technical riding. Eric

haha fred flintstoning it. I must say in your case it appears necessary, but I always laugh when I ride in the black hills and I see "pros" doing it for nothing.