No worries at all. As you are well aware, wipeout happen when you least expect it. I remember riding casually across the lake and without warning, a bare patch of ice came out of nowhere… Needless to say, sled went sideways before eventually catching snow, launching me, cracking ribs, wrecking mirrors, etc. etc. Not even going that fast. You were honest and that’s a lot of what makes you fun to watch. We get real comments, thoughts, etc. Hope everything heals up nicely and onto the next ride!
Thanks so much man 🙏!! Hope you’re okay from your wipeout too! It’s definitely not fun but it was a good reality check that I need to dial it back a bit and think twice in situations like this. Always do my best to be as straight forward as possible and it means a lot to hear its appreciated!!!
Glad you're ok. You didn't mention this when we were hanging at the Big east show. It could happen to anybody. Looked like your line was fine but the dirt and mud pulled the bars right off of you right hand on the landing. Let get some snow now so we can start riding already!!
I guess I wanted to forget about it 😆. I did mention it to Greg but yeah it was a tough way to end the season. Lesson definitely learned just because I think I can cross a spot like that doesn’t mean I should. I know it’s been such a slow start to this season! Hopefully it will mean lots of Match riding to make up for it!!
Leave land onto water fast, leave water onto land slow. When I make my transitions to land off of water I usually chop a lot of throttle in the last 15 feet of water before shore. Doing this you can land on beaches and shorelines just big enough for the sled while coming to a gentle stop. If it's really tight in the last couple feet you can get on the brakes and pitch it 90 degrees to avoid whatever is right beyond shore. I preach to my wife about never crossing faster than you need to if your unsure about the other side. We do a lot of river riding. I get that none of this applys to doing wheelies over a little hole but it's something to think about
Cuz you're. good dude and good people want to help out their community! We appreciate you bravo! also, curious as to which sled you feel is more nimble/lighter: Lynx Rave or Assault Boost?
It’s all good man stuff happens and glad you and the sled are ok. Thanks for sharing good lessons for all of us. Ribs are a big thing do you wear a tekvest? If not definitely think about getting one! Hope for a good season and bring on the snow ❄️
Thanks man!! I ride with a motocross chest protector but it doesn’t have enough rib coverage on the sides so when I came down it still tweaked my ribs. Upgrading to a revert this year for that reason. I imagine my chest protector did help with the front impact though.
My xcr showed max detonation once and I had been filling with 91 non ethanol after that I found a gas station in town that sells 94 octane and never had an issue again, it’s 6.20 a gallon but it also doesn’t go bad as quick as regular gas
I don’t think so. I had a guy flip out on me for going around him when he was stuck going up the hill. That was in a video back in 2019. I had planned to head back down to help him but after the attitude I let him sort it out on his own lol.
Make sure the pump has a separate hose for premium, some pumps have 1 hose and 3 grades of fuel, if a car using 87 was in front of you you can get 1 gal of 87 before you start seeing 92 octane premium.
Mistakes are entertaining. I don't see any way to avoid what happened but you are way lucky you didn't damage the sled. I've been there, i wasn't as lucky. Good video
I always manage to get bucked off at least once every few years 😄 though fortunately I have never been hurt or expensively damaged anything as a result. It happens to everyone and is the nature of riding off-road. Nothing to be ashamed of.
Damn back in the day my head hit the bottom of a bridge thanks too ice buckle when dale earnhardt died same day n hour bleeding bruises of brain whiplash convulsions on ice sled was okay
You crashed wow what a noob….. says the guy in hospital bed from my accident when I heard about this😆🤣. Kidding bud I think it’s great to share. Wear the badge with pride & even better to have a platform to share and help spread word of cautiousness & riding safe. Everything’s a lesson💯 WHEELIEEES!
You should've parked that sled hit the nearest place to buy a lottery ticket and bought a ticket because with all those boulders that were there you were lucky very very lucky.
I'm sure its fun but i do not understand the draw to trail riding.... Maybe if its a trail to a good off trail area. But just purely trail... so boring.
Just catching up on everything man! Glad you’re all good! Happens to the best of us! Props for sharing!
Glad your alright man I came up and said hi to you right after it happened I’ve broken my thumb and wrist doing the same thing before
Thanks for sharing Bobby, your 100% right we get comfortable and shit happens fast! Cheers! 🇨🇦
No worries at all. As you are well aware, wipeout happen when you least expect it. I remember riding casually across the lake and without warning, a bare patch of ice came out of nowhere… Needless to say, sled went sideways before eventually catching snow, launching me, cracking ribs, wrecking mirrors, etc. etc. Not even going that fast. You were honest and that’s a lot of what makes you fun to watch. We get real comments, thoughts, etc. Hope everything heals up nicely and onto the next ride!
Thanks so much man 🙏!! Hope you’re okay from your wipeout too! It’s definitely not fun but it was a good reality check that I need to dial it back a bit and think twice in situations like this. Always do my best to be as straight forward as possible and it means a lot to hear its appreciated!!!
Props for showing! Glad you're ok. As the saying goes, check yourself before you wreck yourself! lol
Great video! Glad you're okay.
Glad you're ok. You didn't mention this when we were hanging at the Big east show. It could happen to anybody. Looked like your line was fine but the dirt and mud pulled the bars right off of you right hand on the landing. Let get some snow now so we can start riding already!!
I guess I wanted to forget about it 😆. I did mention it to Greg but yeah it was a tough way to end the season. Lesson definitely learned just because I think I can cross a spot like that doesn’t mean I should. I know it’s been such a slow start to this season! Hopefully it will mean lots of Match riding to make up for it!!
Glad to hear your ok ,
Leave land onto water fast, leave water onto land slow. When I make my transitions to land off of water I usually chop a lot of throttle in the last 15 feet of water before shore. Doing this you can land on beaches and shorelines just big enough for the sled while coming to a gentle stop. If it's really tight in the last couple feet you can get on the brakes and pitch it 90 degrees to avoid whatever is right beyond shore. I preach to my wife about never crossing faster than you need to if your unsure about the other side. We do a lot of river riding. I get that none of this applys to doing wheelies over a little hole but it's something to think about
Close call! Glad it turned out okay!
Cuz you're. good dude and good people want to help out their community! We appreciate you bravo! also, curious as to which sled you feel is more nimble/lighter: Lynx Rave or Assault Boost?
It’s all good man stuff happens and glad you and the sled are ok. Thanks for sharing good lessons for all of us. Ribs are a big thing do you wear a tekvest? If not definitely think about getting one! Hope for a good season and bring on the snow ❄️
Thanks man!! I ride with a motocross chest protector but it doesn’t have enough rib coverage on the sides so when I came down it still tweaked my ribs. Upgrading to a revert this year for that reason. I imagine my chest protector did help with the front impact though.
My xcr showed max detonation once and I had been filling with 91 non ethanol after that I found a gas station in town that sells 94 octane and never had an issue again, it’s 6.20 a gallon but it also doesn’t go bad as quick as regular gas
Do you wear a tek vest? just the comment about having slight rib injury is why I ask. Glad you are ok.
I think u used the brakes more in this video then I have in my life on a sled lol
Off topic but..mpg on the boost awrege?
There wasn't a crowd up on Daikers deck watching?
Not that I saw but the owner did send footage of me wiping out on their security cams to upstateblake so that’s kinda funny
Glad you’re ok
Does that boost even make any boost doesn’t sound like any woochoo sounds I want a turbo trail sled but I’m starting to wonder if it’s worth the $
They make so little boost at low elevation that I will always say a boost is never ever going to be worth the money unless you ride mountains.
@jordanwilson8676
Buy a 4 stroke turbo 20 psi of boost 300 hp 94 octane lots of turbo sounds and much quicker if u get a riot or sidewinder xtx
I vaguely remember you wiping out in the same exact spot a few years back 😂 am I correct? always been a big fan
I don’t think so. I had a guy flip out on me for going around him when he was stuck going up the hill. That was in a video back in 2019. I had planned to head back down to help him but after the attitude I let him sort it out on his own lol.
why no windshield?
Make sure the pump has a separate hose for premium, some pumps have 1 hose and 3 grades of fuel, if a car using 87 was in front of you you can get 1 gal of 87 before you start seeing 92 octane premium.
Mistakes are entertaining. I don't see any way to avoid what happened but you are way lucky you didn't damage the sled. I've been there, i wasn't as lucky. Good video
My 1992 indy 650 brakes sound just like the newer polaris lol
I always manage to get bucked off at least once every few years 😄 though fortunately I have never been hurt or expensively damaged anything as a result. It happens to everyone and is the nature of riding off-road. Nothing to be ashamed of.
Damn back in the day my head hit the bottom of a bridge thanks too ice buckle when dale earnhardt died same day n hour bleeding bruises of brain whiplash convulsions on ice sled was okay
110 across the lake they need to bring triples back again.
You crashed wow what a noob….. says the guy in hospital bed from my accident when I heard about this😆🤣. Kidding bud I think it’s great to share. Wear the badge with pride & even better to have a platform to share and help spread word of cautiousness & riding safe. Everything’s a lesson💯 WHEELIEEES!
Polaris brake whine is so damn annoying
For real. Polaris riders be like “but I love the audible feedback” 😂
The safari noises? I find them entertaining lol
Cat Wilwood was noisier back in the 90s.
Love the brake whine whine when you get used to it you can tell my the pitch how fast the track is slowing down
I’m a cat guy… I wish my sled had those noises
really you guys have snow
No not yet this was the end of last season.
Dress for the fall. Crashing is a part of riding.
You should've parked that sled hit the nearest place to buy a lottery ticket and bought a ticket because with all those boulders that were there you were lucky very very lucky.
Got a lot of messages on instagram from people who wadded up sleds there. Definitely got lucky.
hey stuff happenes, at least sled is ok
I'm sure its fun but i do not understand the draw to trail riding.... Maybe if its a trail to a good off trail area. But just purely trail... so boring.
Well having people enjoy trail riding keeps the mountains less busy!
@@spirited1puppetmastered917 hey thats a good point. Although lately the mountains are pretty busy lol.