WYOMING SMITHS FORK JULY 18

[treedocker]

heading to smiths fork this morning ill post pics when i get back going to try out the new 12 cat pro climb.

 

[treedocker]

PICS

here is from our ride today had a blast only had to ride a couple dirt patches while climbing up to the snow, the snow is almost gone you might could get another week at the most, i think this will be my last ride unless we get a snowstorm in late august.

 

[CO 2.0]

How was the HCR 1100T proclimb in that type of snow?

Nice pics

 

[fourthmeal]

How was the HCR 1100T proclimb in that type of snow?

Nice pics

Looks like it's an 800, not a 4-stroke.

 

[mtn_rider08]

Well, tell us how it rides!

 

[treedocker]

its the 800. it didnt have to stock shocks on it, it had z bros racing shocks on it and it rode like a dream it was a very nice setup it worked great in that really choppy rutted out snow

 

[Sxrlar]

How did you like the pro RMK 600? I have an 07 RMK 6 now, and was thinking of getting a 2012 600.

 

[HDEMWET]

It was a great ride, being from "flatlander" northern ontario canada, i'm not sure if i'll ever be able to say that i was out riding july 18th ever again. Also, being from lower elevation, let me say that these guys are in shape! i got stuck in the first few minutes of the ride, and was gassed for the rest of the day, these guys just killed it all morning, thanks for taking me out!!!

 

[polaris dude]

not to be rude, but how did you get stuck in such marginal snow?

Or are you talking about your creek crossing in the picture there?

 

[Scott]

NICE!!!

 

[kbl6z]

Nice pics thanks for posting. Your lucky getting to ride so late in the year.

 

[HDEMWET]

hahaha, i got stuck where we had to climb a steep hill to get to the snow, not far from when we unloaded. the other 3 guys can sidehill like nobody's business, so they made it no problem, i tried a more direct path and made it about 80% of the way before trenching in. it's only my second ride in the mountains, i'm used to about 5-800 ft back home, we unloaded at 9400 ft so i was in way over my head, still it was an experience i'll never forget.