My brother Bob is the paralyzed rider he showed. 12 years ago he crashed his sled south of Hopkins Michigan. It was one of the worst things I've seen. I couldn't get him to do much since his accident. Last year I took him to the Super Sled Shootout and could see the wheels spinning in his head. But on a disability paycheck it wasn't going to happen. So I bought a sled, motorhome, enclosed trailer and racing we went. Best summer ever. Love ya little brother. It was awesome seeing a big smile on your face again. Worth every penny.
I'm really glad you have the opportunity to go racing with your family and glad he's back doing what he loves! Nothing better than spending the weekends with family and friends. We drag race cars with our family, and it's a blast. All problems go away in our heads when at the track. Happy for you and your bro. Cherish every moment of it, and God bless.
Hello Nick ! Hearing about your brother and getting a chance to meet him was the highlight of the entire event for me. Please reach out prior to the event next year and we can get you and him in the best parking spot ! Jamie.
I live in Michigan been snowmobiling for 30+ years and my Dad chnaged the sport in the 90's with suspension technology. So I've been in the industry all my life and still am. I always run into people that claim their 97 polaris xc700 wil do 150mph 😂. Fastest sleds we had that were trail reliable and rideable did 118mph on gps.
Theirs nothing like the love of a brother. If you have a living brother cherish it, forget about the bullshit and arguments all brothers argue. Tomorrow is not promised. I miss my big brother each and every single day, I never had the chance to say goodbye. He knew I loved him. But he died of a massive heart attack, at just 54 years ago and I truly regret not spending MORE time with him. I love you bro, I'll be seeing you soon, REAL soon. See you when I get there!
Hey jack it's Beau O'Neal from waterville maine again you need to come to winterport dragway in maine we got a cpl sleds that will give them a run for there money
@Freddie2598 yes 660 feet is a 1/8 mile but I never did or pass any exams until I was 38, exams weren't exactly needed when I got my first job at 15, but things had changed when I lost that job at 38, so I had to do some school stuff properly for once 😆
Someone needs to convince Gary Christopher to convert to pavement his "Rated R"(here on utube) supercharged Nitro Kawasaki sled & get him to this race!!
is this 1/8 Mile ?? 1,000 feet .. judging by the times and Trap speed I am guessing a 1/8 distance and not a 1/4 mile.. I ran the 1/4 Mile last Summer at Martin Dragway on my Buell street bike ..
I completely don’t understand how roller skate wheels turn and survive 166 mph. Also how can what I take is a CTV transmission can survive the punishment, yet in a car they fail left and right.
Well 1) they aren't roller skate wheels . They are aluminum with rubber treads on them. 2) the cvt clutches do fail all the time sometimes catastrophic witch is why they have steel covers over them. They also snap chains and gears in the chain case all the time. I've personally done it about 15 times.
My brother Bob is the paralyzed rider he showed. 12 years ago he crashed his sled south of Hopkins Michigan. It was one of the worst things I've seen. I couldn't get him to do much since his accident. Last year I took him to the Super Sled Shootout and could see the wheels spinning in his head. But on a disability paycheck it wasn't going to happen. So I bought a sled, motorhome, enclosed trailer and racing we went. Best summer ever. Love ya little brother. It was awesome seeing a big smile on your face again. Worth every penny.
I'm really glad you have the opportunity to go racing with your family and glad he's back doing what he loves! Nothing better than spending the weekends with family and friends. We drag race cars with our family, and it's a blast. All problems go away in our heads when at the track. Happy for you and your bro. Cherish every moment of it, and God bless.
Hello Nick ! Hearing about your brother and getting a chance to meet him was the highlight of the entire event for me. Please reach out prior to the event next year and we can get you and him in the best parking spot ! Jamie.
2 stroke sleds, big fan of grass drags years past. Love the smell of 2 strokes .
Way to go Amanda! nice racing Cousin!!
Great stuff !! Fuel injected 2 strokes are the way to go. Racing the sleds must be crazy,
Thanks for the great video !
Holy crap 😮😮. Fricken amazing 👍💯👋. Im sure there is a lot of torque. Good stuff 😊😊
WOW I LOVE IT ! ! ! ! ! INCREDIBLE SUPERB TOP ! ! ! ! ! !
Just twist it and go! The drive and driven clutches do all the work
I live in Michigan been snowmobiling for 30+ years and my Dad chnaged the sport in the 90's with suspension technology. So I've been in the industry all my life and still am. I always run into people that claim their 97 polaris xc700 wil do 150mph 😂. Fastest sleds we had that were trail reliable and rideable did 118mph on gps.
Todd, Serra is the baddest to the bone
When you 12 beers deep. 110 = 150. There is 40mph difference ,cause of the influx in blood and gravity.
Theirs nothing like the love of a brother. If you have a living brother cherish it, forget about the bullshit and arguments all brothers argue.
Tomorrow is not promised. I miss my big brother each and every single day, I never had the chance to say goodbye. He knew I loved him. But he died of a massive heart attack, at just 54 years ago and I truly regret not spending MORE time with him. I love you bro, I'll be seeing you soon, REAL soon. See you when I get there!
Some bad ass MoSheens
Hey jack it's Beau O'Neal from waterville maine again you need to come to winterport dragway in maine we got a cpl sleds that will give them a run for there money
MORE BROOKE DUNIGAN!
Is Martin no longer a 1/4 mile track ?
660 feet was 1/4 mile when I left school in 81 at 15
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1320 feet is a 1/4 mile
@Freddie2598 yes 660 feet is a 1/8 mile but I never did or pass any exams until I was 38, exams weren't exactly needed when I got my first job at 15, but things had changed when I lost that job at 38, so I had to do some school stuff properly for once 😆
Someone needs to convince Gary Christopher to convert to pavement his "Rated R"(here on utube) supercharged Nitro Kawasaki sled & get him to this race!!
is this 1/8 Mile ?? 1,000 feet .. judging by the times and Trap speed I am guessing a 1/8 distance and not a 1/4 mile.. I ran the 1/4 Mile last Summer at Martin Dragway on my Buell street bike ..
I completely don’t understand how roller skate wheels turn and survive 166 mph. Also how can what I take is a CTV transmission can survive the punishment, yet in a car they fail left and right.
Well 1) they aren't roller skate wheels . They are aluminum with rubber treads on them. 2) the cvt clutches do fail all the time sometimes catastrophic witch is why they have steel covers over them. They also snap chains and gears in the chain case all the time. I've personally done it about 15 times.
I used to drag race. Any dragster chews up money and spits out broken parts.
Word of Mouth ?? I live 35 miles from the Track and never even heard about it . Poor Advertising I would say ..