The SX that TP was riding is that the 2015 SX? I see the FOX Float 3's on there. Or is it just a test kit set up with the 3's.
Travis Pastrana SX T-Sled
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It's Moto365's 13' RMZ and 15' SX prototype.
Pictures on Timbersled's facebook page.
Pictures on Timbersled's facebook page.
Like Gary said - It's Moto365's bike with a 15 SX prototype.
Has a Float 3 for the front shock as well as the upper shock, the rear shock is a Float 3 Evol. Also has a ST track cut down to 10.5" wide and a flex arm on the front.
Also has the Moto365/SXS engine cover!
It's a fun set-up!
Has a Float 3 for the front shock as well as the upper shock, the rear shock is a Float 3 Evol. Also has a ST track cut down to 10.5" wide and a flex arm on the front.
Also has the Moto365/SXS engine cover!
It's a fun set-up!
Had I not seen these pics all over facebook yesterday I would say it's a photoshop. Almost looks fake. Sounds like he had a blast on the bike yesterday.
LMAO, that does look photoshopped. HAHA
Anyway, I got to ride a T-sled last week for the first time.
Fairly firm spring snow conditions on a KTM enduro 690 is not REALLY the ideal introduction to a mountain horse for this 145 pound guy who's only 5'8", but I got a taste and it was fun.
It had GOBBS of powder.
Anyway, I got to ride a T-sled last week for the first time.
Fairly firm spring snow conditions on a KTM enduro 690 is not REALLY the ideal introduction to a mountain horse for this 145 pound guy who's only 5'8", but I got a taste and it was fun.
It had GOBBS of powder.
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I need to say thanks to Moto365 for letting me take his Suzuki for Travis to ride! It's a 2014 SX with our new Floats. Travis said "I'm not cleared to ride yet (recent broken leg) so you guys make it look good and I might do a wheelie or something"
When we came up the trail and Reagan hit the road jump, it didn't take 60 seconds and Travis was down to a speedo and freestyle jumping the road. The guy is talented, nuts, but really nice. Super guy.
30 minutes later we took him over to a massive headwall we'd found. It had about a 100 foot cliff in the center, with a doable angle climb above the cliff from the left to right. As soon as the cameras were ready, he climbed the face above the cliffs to the top, and then played on the face above and around the cliffs like a guy that had been riding a Timbersled for 5 years, not 45 minutes. And he did it in a speedo, high-top shoes, and an open face helmet.
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