I'm canadian, we're metric as well. I understand. keep in mind, people that can barely spell their own name are stealing and reposting videos. I thought maybe someone who barely speaks english might have omitted the '/h'
My buddy almost made it across from Vancouver Island to Vancouver a few years back but when he was a couple kms away from land some tug boat waves ended it 🤷🏼♂️
Pretty sure Armand Bombardier the creator of the skidoo did not think it would be possible. He must be looking from heaven with a big smile on his face.
far from it the one he's on is light weight and expensive at most snowmobiles owned by people other then pro sport riders weigh close to 500 pounds so good luck with that shit plus if you let off the throttle even a bit your ass is swimming and you just lost a good couple grand to a lake
Game Noobs I know, I have a Snowmobile myself (yamaha vmax 600 from 92 in red). And that one wouldn't float for shit. But if you have the right one, long and wide track and farely light weight, do you have a fast and pretty agile vehicle that goes on the water! =)
Just for everyone complaining on his weight, he is one of the best watercross drivers in the world. And no, I do not come from Norway, I am from Sweden. So for everyone complaining, try it yourself and send the video to me. I want to see how long you can make it.
Impressive. I'm genuinely surprised the engine could handle being near-pinned for that long without melting the pistons. Bet you there was some performance and longevity upgrades done to achieve this record. Look like a nice relaxing ride. Dude looked very pleased with himself. Well-done!
Thats awesome. I freaking love snowmobiling. Id love to try this. Ive never done more than maybe 200 yards straight. Really aslong as you keep your speed up and dont physically turn the handlebars or run out of gas, you are fine. You can lean, but if you actually turn the handlebars youll drop like a rock. My stepdad actually sunk one once doing that. Luckily the water was only like 3ft deep, but he didnt know that. He was frantically swimming away and one of his friends yells "stand up!". He stood up only to realize the water is so shallow his handlebars were still sticking out. All he had to do was kill the sled and walk out. Thats not to say there wasnt any damage though.. there was, but we fixed it prwtty easily.
Well it doesn’t look like to me this guys front skis aren’t even touching the water so I don’t think that would actually happen unless you’re going too slow lmao
I wonder how many kilometers were lost to wind resistance from the upright driver position, clothing flapping in the wind and the two flags on the rear of the sled. When I put my hand only out the car window its a surprising amount of energy from the wind pushing.
The extra gas tank probably had its own gas hose that connected into the factory gas line. same as when they fly those small single engine planes from North America to Europe.
how was there enough fuel to keep it going at what seems like near top speed for such a long distance ? How far can that snowmobile go on snow with a fuel tank of gas ?
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At first - before seeing the rocks just in the middle of the course - I thought how damn boring ! then I wondered how much fuel did it burn... Anyway, not a bad ad for Polaris
+RyanandJakegaming i would put a smaller guy on it that is only half the weight of this one and use the extra weight to get a bigger gastank and do 440 km :-D
Ok, so other than dodging the rocks, which was pretty frikin' cool, is the thing to just not loose balance or momentum and wait till you run out of fuel?
If you ever tried it (yes I have many times, 9/10 times you gotta fish your snowmobile from the bottom of the lake) and it's extremely difficult. Remember the snowmobile doesn't float. You stop = it sinks like a stone. And you turn with your body weight. Constant work out.
u obviously don't ride snowmobiles, water skipping is very hard. plus he has to navigate through all those rocks makes it even harder because turning is near impossible going that fast on water.
You're the man. What a amazing dream to do this.Bucket challenge list nr 1. Freestyle riding a snowmobile on water how in hell didn't even now the possibility. Over 212 km thru natur most powerfull highway this makes route 66 a trip to the mall. You got me really with this . I gues i must do some growt funding because this is awfull awesome.
would a normal snowmobile float on the water like his did when he stopped? i thought they usually sink right away or did he have some foam or some other way to create buoyancy?
If it was going to overheat I don’t think it would’ve done it 131 miles 212km into the drive. It would’ve done it much earlier on something else happened. In the description they assume the other throttle (he had two to switch off for tired hands) malfunctioned and gas didn’t get to the engine.
controll the rear wheel hop and toss in a couple hundred hp and theres guys that ride oregon dunes that could ride water all day long without an issue th-cam.com/video/SWWt9IC7mGs/w-d-xo.html
+Metal Gearz Considering I get about 14 MPG on my Polaris 800, i would think so. Mind you I ride powder, you could sit there at like 6400rpm all day like this on the water.
Triston Charge Joe F Thanks guys I was just making sure that it wasn't a typo. Thats nuts! I had to put the Km into Miles so I could wrap my head around the distance. Thats nuts! Here in Wisconsin, I don't think you could find a stretch of river that long without going over a dam.
+gyrotech777 I say; "Drop those legacies USA! You are counting in 10, measure (all) things in 10 and make life easier!" :-D - This seems logical?: "parts of an inch" -> 1 (1 inch) -> 12 (1 foot) -> 660 (1 furlong) -> 8 (1 mile). - This is unlogical?: 1 (1mm) -> 10 (1cm) -> 10 (1dm) -> 10 (1m) -> 1000 (1km). Don't forget inches even gets it wrong in it's practice.. a "two by four/2x4" in carpentry is never 2x4 anywhere. Inches would never in practice be easily calculated from my understanding, just good estimates. With a complete chain of 10's you can drop that pen or computer and plan details in your head :-) This sentence says it all (no real offence ment); "The International System of Units has been adopted by most developed countries, however, the adoption has not been universal in all English-speaking countries. While metrication in the United States is consistent in science, medicine, government, and various fields of technology and engineering, common measurements are mostly performed in United States customary units, although these have officially been defined in terms of SI units."
All one needs is a dry belt and gasoline to keep on going, so really, it's just a matter of how far the gas tank will get you that determines the distance record.
Great video.....I had a 1997 SkiDoo Formula Z that would run on water as far as you wanted at only 90 KM/H. I never dared go slower but I bet it could have stayed up at 75. And unlike the sled in this video, the skis touched the water so you could steer with them.
"Element of kindness" -I would have to agree that it was a matter of fuel running out and rider fatigue that made this ride come to an end. -I'll agree that the sled was most likely "properly outfitted and resources maximized", However, if he didn't have it "pinned" for the entire trip, it must have been damn close to it... -He's still a big guy -It's well over 100 miles -And the sled really "appeared" to be stock.. -That being said, how could anyone disagree that running out of fuel could be a reasonable explanation as to how this ride ended? -I just don't get it???? -And as for the World Record sceptic, I could be wrong, but I thought the record was for traveling on water, not shore to shore.. -Either way, I've been on sleds since a child, and that was an impressive ride.... -Cheers-
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Well go fuck your self. It's native folk singing called Jojking. This took place in Norway where culture is very important. If you want some modern bullshit go somewhere else..
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Dodging boulders in a river rapids with a snow sled is impressive in itself - never mind the distance record!!
Its called a snowmobile
The title gave me the impression that 212km was a speed record. I get it now
+Pleasant Lake Pirate ikr?? me2
+Pleasant Lake Pirate Well that would be 212km/h
It's not km/h I'm from Norway they mean km. 1km =1000 meters
I'm canadian, we're metric as well. I understand. keep in mind, people that can barely spell their own name are stealing and reposting videos. I thought maybe someone who barely speaks english might have omitted the '/h'
+Halvard Christoffersen Well that is what i said
Lyrics: la la la lo lo la lalalalaal haya wow la la lo lo lo lo lo higha lo lo lo lo la la helo lo lo la louw louw.
+C Genious hahahahahahahahahahaah, what a precise gramar, congrats!
+C Genious hahahahahahahahahahaah, what a precise gramar, congrats!
+C Genious lol
+C Genious Did you buy it on iTunes?? MUST HAVE.... CRAVE
There is no "w" in the sámi language or eny of its songs
What next, jet ski on snow?
Hahah
that would be too extreme
Nice one lol, if you had enough snow, maybe.
Jet ski on molten snow
Janos Beres lol u mean water?😂
Hard to believe a snowmobile can run on water like that, but after you see it with your own eyes, hard not to:). Cool
Stuff.
People sled racing on water for 50 years.
Girl: You should come over
Guy: Your over 200km away from me and all I have is my Snowmobile.
Girl: My parents aren’t home
Guy:
Lmao 😂
Will be there in 6 minutes!
Lalallala loya llala loya
I love my snowmobile too much to risk it
You're
Beautiful video! If you stall out, kiss that snowmobile goodbye.
My buddy almost made it across from Vancouver Island to Vancouver a few years back but when he was a couple kms away from land some tug boat waves ended it 🤷🏼♂️
where's the sled now?
Well,..
We often call snowmobiles,.. Canadian Jet Skis 😂
@@Givemeafinname ocean
Really ? When and who ? I'm from Victoria
Was his name Eric?
Pretty sure Armand Bombardier the creator of the skidoo did not think it would be possible.
He must be looking from heaven with a big smile on his face.
Молодец мужик! Ждём рекордного заезда по снегу на лодке!
🤣🤣🤣
la lala louw lala louw lam la lalala louw louw lalalalalla
Marvin good belt
Marvin search for yoik on yutube
Marvin 😂😂
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ! ! ! ! ! ! !
@@ShawnAllen615 too funny
I love that they are so in the middle of nowhere that the entire town came out on the bridge to see him go by lmao
Some of this is the border between Finland and Norway
Norway logic: snowmobiling on water is fine, but if you do it on the snow you'll be chased by police helicopters..
Norway: Insane taxes on cars for climate reasons. Exports oil.
@@cesteres That country is 100% insane
Well this is true if you go riding in the woods you will be put in jail
Until recently jet skis was banned in Norway and this was only legal way to go "jet skiing" on water...
In Sweden we Race on water whid Snowmobile!
it seems like the snow mobile is close to the perfect water vehiecle
far from it the one he's on is light weight and expensive at most snowmobiles owned by people other then pro sport riders weigh close to 500 pounds so good luck with that shit plus if you let off the throttle even a bit your ass is swimming and you just lost a good couple grand to a lake
Game Noobs I know, I have a Snowmobile myself (yamaha vmax 600 from 92 in red). And that one wouldn't float for shit. But if you have the right one, long and wide track and farely light weight, do you have a fast and pretty agile vehicle that goes on the water! =)
almost any snowmobile can water skip.
Victorious victor yep. but having a snow mobile with a good underbody shaped like a boat will help imensly
Ps it's called hydropla
Just for everyone complaining on his weight, he is one of the best watercross drivers in the world. And no, I do not come from Norway, I am from Sweden. So for everyone complaining, try it yourself and send the video to me. I want to see how long you can make it.
My personal record is about 1 kilometer, from ice to open water back onto ice. I never tried to go further.
A Swede..........that explains it. It’s the Viking roots! Ya
Im from Norway ☺
Fuck what they say buddy! Most people wouldn’t have the stones to try that
I got like 300m xDD
I started trying to sing along to the song and my roommate walked in, looked at me like I was batshit crazy, then turned around and walked out.
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😂 Hahaha!
@@Riffchief Haha, you found the actual song? Nice!
Impressive. I'm genuinely surprised the engine could handle being near-pinned for that long without melting the pistons. Bet you there was some performance and longevity upgrades done to achieve this record. Look like a nice relaxing ride. Dude looked very pleased with himself. Well-done!
It's a Polaris dude!!
He was running at a "cruise" throttle, but once in the video I heard him rev it up. Needed to save fuel for the distance.
man these sleds will go for forever. they are built to be driven at high RPMs ALL day long
@@xceler8ter1 prolly not a polaris engine in it, if it were he’d have to have at least 5 spark plug changes 😂😂
you only need to go 27km/h to water skip a sled
I heard it took the dude 3 years to write the lyrics to that song!!
Yes! Yes I believe so too🤨
Dodging those massive boulders and threading the needle between them is impressive! He must have preplanned that route!!
it's amazing how these machines can do this so effortlessly
Thats awesome. I freaking love snowmobiling. Id love to try this. Ive never done more than maybe 200 yards straight. Really aslong as you keep your speed up and dont physically turn the handlebars or run out of gas, you are fine. You can lean, but if you actually turn the handlebars youll drop like a rock. My stepdad actually sunk one once doing that. Luckily the water was only like 3ft deep, but he didnt know that. He was frantically swimming away and one of his friends yells "stand up!". He stood up only to realize the water is so shallow his handlebars were still sticking out. All he had to do was kill the sled and walk out. Thats not to say there wasnt any damage though.. there was, but we fixed it prwtty easily.
Well it doesn’t look like to me this guys front skis aren’t even touching the water so I don’t think that would actually happen unless you’re going too slow lmao
Snowmobiles are so awesome!
Yesssss
I would love to see a video of how he set up his sled for the ride, a map of where he made the run, and an explanation of what happened at the end.
I think he just ran out of fuel at the end. He was always going to go as far as he could, which means emptying the tank.
They say where in the vid some 240km fjord river. I'm more surprised that the tank ran so long. It looked like 5hrs.on the sled.
Loved the guy at the end, thought he was gonna bail off that mountain. Great vid !!
Not gonna lie, those rocky rapid bits looked sketch af but this is incredibly badass.
I wonder how many kilometers were lost to wind resistance from the upright driver position, clothing flapping in the wind and the two flags on the rear of the sled. When I put my hand only out the car window its a surprising amount of energy from the wind pushing.
You guys are ignorant, pond skimming snowmobiles is a balance of power and weight, plus throttle control. good luck vladimir nostromov
Места очень красивые ! Осенний лес шикарен!
jesus,do you fill it up mid ride as well?
same question... what about fuel???
see that big black thing on the back...extra fuel tank.
The extra gas tank probably had its own gas hose that connected into the factory gas line. same as when they fly those small single engine planes from North America to Europe.
When they were driving the previous world record in Finland they tanked it up mid ride :D
Here is new record made in Finland 250.8km
refueling th-cam.com/video/9n_US9DdjVA/w-d-xo.html
131.7 miles on H2O with a sled--HOLY CRAP !!!!!!-You are AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!
Riding on lakes is what we Americans do. Kinda wimpy compared to riding upriver thru a boulder field. Well Done! Norwegians are some bad-ass vikings.
David J. Riding in the water with snowmobile was finnish idea idiot and this video is from sweden not norvegian
read the description before calling people idiot.
Leevi Oljakka it's from Norway been fishing in that river so. And swedes could not do this even if they tried
How was this a finnish idea?
@@leevioljakka5501 sweden now only how to get raped
I am honored to have been given the chance to see Clarence demonstrating his favorite hobby's
Imaging Being in a speedboat and Getting passed by him
Just wait until Larry Enticer hears about this
Good one😄
I feel like the shallow spots and little rapids aren't exactly water skipping, a few spots looked like the track had to be on the riverbed.
Might’ve touched a rock here and there. But the sled is still “skipping” on the water.
Ackchually........
how was there enough fuel to keep it going at what seems like near top speed for such a long distance ? How far can that snowmobile go on snow with a fuel tank of gas ?
Ever since i destroyed my motorcycle while driving across a lake, my father loves such videos.
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Toivon, että tämä käännös on ymmärrettävää!
At first - before seeing the rocks just in the middle of the course - I thought how damn boring ! then I wondered how much fuel did it burn... Anyway, not a bad ad for Polaris
is 280km the range for a tank of fuel, or would you expect him to be able to go further?
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This reminds me of the old Moto-ski commercial from the 70's crashing down down a creek bed of rocks and giant boulders.
What brought him to a stop? Looks like he had more river to go.
+Rendall Hostetler He got cold, he said it
+RyanandJakegaming i would put a smaller guy on it that is only half the weight of this one and use the extra weight to get a bigger gastank and do 440 km :-D
+Not Active no, the motor yust stoped! the speedometer yust went to 0
+Rendall Hostetler Guess he got water on the clutch or the pistonrings got worn out
He had much more river to go he wasnt even close to the ocean where the river ends
This is total inspiration for me ... thank you ... thank you ... thank you ...
Ok, so other than dodging the rocks, which was pretty frikin' cool, is the thing to just not loose balance or momentum and wait till you run out of fuel?
You have to keep it at a steady speed
Would you need a boating license to do this?
Why did that look like anyone could have done that? What am I missing here?
Just search for snowmobile water fails and you will see why it is not that easy.
If you ever tried it (yes I have many times, 9/10 times you gotta fish your snowmobile from the bottom of the lake) and it's extremely difficult.
Remember the snowmobile doesn't float. You stop = it sinks like a stone. And you turn with your body weight. Constant work out.
u obviously don't ride snowmobiles, water skipping is very hard. plus he has to navigate through all those rocks makes it even harder because turning is near impossible going that fast on water.
U NEED THAT NORWEGIAN POWER
Hey, I grew up with Norwegians. The most beautiful women in the world are Norwegian...:)
Never seen such a bleak, but beautiful landscape in my life
Must’ve had a throttle lock of some kind? I don’t think my thumb could take that kinda non stop
You're the man. What a amazing dream to do this.Bucket challenge list nr 1. Freestyle riding a snowmobile on water how in hell didn't even now the possibility. Over 212 km thru natur most powerfull highway this makes route 66 a trip to the mall.
You got me really with this . I gues i must do some growt funding because this is awfull awesome.
+Obscura66 Some people should leave english alone...
+Pleasant Lake Pirate
True, this guy has some fucking problems..
would a normal snowmobile float on the water like his did when he stopped? i thought they usually sink right away or did he have some foam or some other way to create buoyancy?
it did sink, its just shallow water
Paul R he had a extra fuel tank that float
Paul R yea a normal snowmobile can do the same:)
shallow water its only about 2 ft deep its resting the skis on the botton
!!!!Nice!!!! Beautiful video.
I don't know what he was saying at the end but we like him!
Its modified to skim, so what differentiates one from snow to water?
Larger skis and a longer/wider track I would assume.
twinzturbo doesn't need to be modified.
for this it sure as hell does he just made a jet ski
about any snowmobile would do this....the only thing would be the gas mileage...he must have had a bigger tank...or a extra tank...
Ramsay R/C You can see the fuel cellon the tunnel behind the seat
Pictures fantastic, music fantastic, done!
Pretty area. It's probably only without snow for 4 months out of the year. What was that guy yelling at the end?
The music actually fit this time. The texts in english left something to be desired though.
+srxhypah Maybe Norwegian would suit you better?
I didn’t realize that only the track touches when you do this, I thought the skis and the body would be skimming the water too! So cool!
They lifted the skis to have less water resistence.
umm im pretty sure the sled quit because it overheated. most sleds need snow up in those tunnels to keep em cool
Heyy_its_ryan probably the water definitely helped
If it was going to overheat I don’t think it would’ve done it 131 miles 212km into the drive. It would’ve done it much earlier on something else happened. In the description they assume the other throttle (he had two to switch off for tired hands) malfunctioned and gas didn’t get to the engine.
That was sick ! Congratulations dude ! :)
Next record would be traveling 213 miles on water with an ATV.
SuburbAllied already a dirtbike that works well on water so the list is growing. an ATV would be a hell of a show if it made it or not
It was 212 km not miles
controll the rear wheel hop and toss in a couple hundred hp and theres guys that
ride oregon dunes that could ride water all day long without an issue
th-cam.com/video/SWWt9IC7mGs/w-d-xo.html
@Nick Maclachlan They haven't been selling them, Only used ones I guess there was so much complications that they stopped the product
I'm guessing you added an extra fuel tank?
+Metal Gearz Considering I get about 14 MPG on my Polaris 800, i would think so. Mind you I ride powder, you could sit there at like 6400rpm all day like this on the water.
yes extra fuel tank
Lou la la la Lou lalala lol good job
DeamonSlayer13 very funny music
🤣🤣🤣
TH-cam just added an "im feeling lucky" button, now im here
Вот на чем пороги на реке нужно преодолевать!
No snow but you can still have fun with a snowmobile.
Song ?
The legend 27 looooloooooooooo lolouuuu laaaaa lo la looouuu nanannanbanana Lololouuuuul jejdhdhhdhdhdhdjdjdjd
The legend 27 darude-sandstorm
The legend 27 it’s not a song, it’s a tomcat being flushed down a toilet.
The legend 27 that wasn’t a song. That is what the wind sounds like in Norway....
Leonardo Donato lol
The song sounds like, "Gotta lay low and live a long low life" 😂
So lets get this straight...He went 131 miles!?
Km. People measure in kms.
+gyrotech777 Lol. He went 212km, which is 131 miles. People are retarded. Yes that was for you.
Triston Charge Joe F Thanks guys I was just making sure that it wasn't a typo. Thats nuts! I had to put the Km into Miles so I could wrap my head around the distance. Thats nuts! Here in Wisconsin, I don't think you could find a stretch of river that long without going over a dam.
+Triston Charge kms is the standard world measurement. Miles, only antiques measure in miles.
+gyrotech777 I say; "Drop those legacies USA! You are counting in 10, measure (all) things in 10 and make life easier!" :-D
- This seems logical?: "parts of an inch" -> 1 (1 inch) -> 12 (1 foot) -> 660 (1 furlong) -> 8 (1 mile).
- This is unlogical?: 1 (1mm) -> 10 (1cm) -> 10 (1dm) -> 10 (1m) -> 1000 (1km).
Don't forget inches even gets it wrong in it's practice.. a "two by four/2x4" in carpentry is never 2x4 anywhere. Inches would never in practice be easily calculated from my understanding, just good estimates. With a complete chain of 10's you can drop that pen or computer and plan details in your head :-) This sentence says it all (no real offence ment); "The International System of Units has been adopted by most developed countries, however, the adoption has not been universal in all English-speaking countries. While metrication in the United States is consistent in science, medicine, government, and various fields of technology and engineering, common measurements are mostly performed in United States customary units, although these have officially been defined in terms of SI units."
Old mate makes it look easy , should have brought a few beers along with him !
and after that they had to replace the top end cuz the piston skirts blew off
He wasn't pinning it the whole time, I heard his engine rev louder when he went past a crowd near the beginning
+Brad Gibson it was a joke towards the polaris engine
+Devo ah I see, I don't mind the engines as much as I mind some of the electrical stuff Polaris does.
Derek Charette can't beat that prostar 900 twin tho that is a bullet proof engine
Did it run out of fuel? What was it that stopped him after 212km?
All one needs is a dry belt and gasoline to keep on going, so really, it's just a matter of how far the gas tank will get you that determines the distance record.
What about running motor full throtle for over 2 hours...
SwagDaRoller Jonesgabe
What makes you believe it was full throttle?
+SwagDaRoller Jonesgabe there's a part in the video towards the beginning it says 69 miles an hour
+SwagDaRoller that's like quarter throttle on a 800 or 1000
+SwagDaRoller Jonesgabe
The ride was 4 hours and 30 mins, so if you count, it was probably full throttle over 2 hours.
I never saw his skis touching the water. Wheelie record?
That singing is called joiking
Reimar Berge i am from norway pro gubbe
Great video.....I had a 1997 SkiDoo Formula Z that would run on water as far as you wanted at only 90 KM/H. I never dared go slower but I bet it could have stayed up at 75. And unlike the sled in this video, the skis touched the water so you could steer with them.
Andy Scherer it's better to have your skis in the air, then you can just lean to the direction you want to go:)
@@lichknart9793 Plus, skis off the water = less drag on the sled/motor, = long distance on water.
WHAT THE FUCK? SNOWMOBILE? PYSICS?
Just like skipping a rock on water, get the right angle and momentum.
It stops and you sink.
the belt moves enough water fast enough to skip across the water like a jet sky.
Music unique & tremendous. . The guy truly an athlete - that would not be easy at all. Rocks a great danger too!
Its 131.7 miles ride in one time
Arithmetic 127.2 miles.
131.731 miles... 114.471 nautical miles
Americuck unit system
miles is ENGLISH you idiot......
...on an American built machine! We love Norway!!
At 2 minutes 12 seconds he hit the rock so he never fully made the record
not to mention does it count if he sunk it? cause it shouldnt
Awesome. The support is even more amazing.
Only 131 miles before catastrophic failure......typical polaris.
So he ran out of gas in the end? What stopped him
LO LO LO LA LE LA LO LA LE LA LO LA LE LA LO LA
i didn't understand half of the audio but this adventure was sick amazing to hold a sled like that takes balls amazing i hope you kick ass in 2016 .
Ever heard of boats..?
"Element of kindness"
-I would have to agree that it was a matter of fuel running out and rider fatigue that made this ride come to an end.
-I'll agree that the sled was most likely "properly outfitted and resources maximized", However, if he didn't have it "pinned" for the entire trip, it must have been damn close to it...
-He's still a big guy
-It's well over 100 miles
-And the sled really "appeared" to be stock..
-That being said, how could anyone disagree that running out of fuel could be a reasonable explanation as to how this ride ended?
-I just don't get it????
-And as for the World Record sceptic, I could be wrong, but I thought the record was for traveling on water, not shore to shore..
-Either way, I've been on sleds since a child, and that was an impressive ride....
-Cheers-
You'd think a liquid cooled two stroke on water would have seized after about 10 minutes of being pinned wide open.
Ty Schmidt I wouldn’t think so because the track is throwing that cold water all up in the heat exchangers
moron
you dont run wide open you dont have to, just have to stay on step
Why did he stop before 240? Did he run out of gas
cool video, but wtf is the alahu snakbar music for lmao
+Ross.H ..... Hey Ross! i dislike moslem more than most,, but trust me on this one,, the music have nothing to do with islam,, i know since i been living in the same nation as the nice Sami people.
Vivungisport, true. I feel you man.
It is joik/jojk/whatever and is traditional sami music.
you do NOT compare this to snackbars, jeeeesus
So how do I get a boating permit for that thing? Not the best for trolling.
Fantastic riding skills!
I'm honestly never one of those people to hit the dislike button, but I'm doing it this time just because of this awful music. What the heck.
It's a nomad song. This type of singing is called "jojking" in Swedish.
Well go fuck your self. It's native folk singing called Jojking. This took place in Norway where culture is very important. If you want some modern bullshit go somewhere else..
Viking88 Wow you sure seem like a nice person. Mommy and Daddy did a good job with you.
Broc Glazier
This world has no place for nice people . At least not when it comes to answering ignorant comments online..
Viking88 Oh so I should be a jerk to you. (according to your logic) smh..
The car driving up to the bridge at 3:10 was like.... Should have left earlier
The engine died he had no choice but to sink.
I finally got it 😂
awesome, but why didnt he stop closer to shore?
Красивый пейзаж ! Прекрасная картинка ! Красавчик --этот ездок , на необычном для воды "транспорте"...
How was this snowmobile exactly modified to bea able to do this? Please
Brings new meaning to Water Cooled Engine! Looks like fun!!!!
с какой скоростью ты передвигаешся по воде ? the speed with which you peredvigaetsya on the water ?
Heck of a Rider !!! Great Video and Acheivement! Awesome Music
Lol Lah Lah Lah Lah Lah 😆