burnoutink
New member
Im only gonna be posting my videos and pictures in this post that I hope to update from now on, 24 hours after every ride, right throught the summer.
heres an update from my experiences sledding in Whistler so far.
I had a triple piped MM700 for the last 2 season's and it was the greatest learning sled I could of asked for.
I bought it for 1500$ out of the local paper, with the help of some friends and some TY members we got it in alot better shape!!!
I designed it for Snowboarding in the whistler backcountry.
I put it through hell and it always made it home safe.
What a great sled to learn on......2 day riding in the backcountry, im already whipping the sled.
but after a back injury in the summer where I threw out 2 dices my lower back, I had to find a sled with Reverse
for next season, because I could no longer lift the mountain max out of the truck by myself.
With Yamaha being so reliable to me, I picked up a 2007 Apex MTN.
and it already had the timbersled suspention in the rear, other than that bone stock.
I was really surprised at how much power this thing has, its incredable!!!
And it takes us to some pretty awesome places too.
It can usually be seen towing random ski-doo's out of the backcountry, because Im a nice guy,
So Thats the update, get ready for Lots of photos and video's!!!
heres an update from my experiences sledding in Whistler so far.
I had a triple piped MM700 for the last 2 season's and it was the greatest learning sled I could of asked for.
I bought it for 1500$ out of the local paper, with the help of some friends and some TY members we got it in alot better shape!!!
I designed it for Snowboarding in the whistler backcountry.
I put it through hell and it always made it home safe.
What a great sled to learn on......2 day riding in the backcountry, im already whipping the sled.
but after a back injury in the summer where I threw out 2 dices my lower back, I had to find a sled with Reverse
for next season, because I could no longer lift the mountain max out of the truck by myself.
With Yamaha being so reliable to me, I picked up a 2007 Apex MTN.
and it already had the timbersled suspention in the rear, other than that bone stock.
I was really surprised at how much power this thing has, its incredable!!!
And it takes us to some pretty awesome places too.
It can usually be seen towing random ski-doo's out of the backcountry, because Im a nice guy,
So Thats the update, get ready for Lots of photos and video's!!!
burnoutink
New member
Here's some shots from this weekend.
Warm weather is nothing to complain about as long as you have snow, this weekend we had an inversion, which is where the temperature in the higher alpine is much warmer than the vally due to the sun. It makes for great riding conditions.
I really wanted to jump my sled for a while now!!! check out how deep the trenchs are that my sled digs!!! on the right in this photo, its extremely deep powder were riding.
Hanging with the snow bikes!!! had some YZ's a WR and a CR.
What an awesome day!!!
Warm weather is nothing to complain about as long as you have snow, this weekend we had an inversion, which is where the temperature in the higher alpine is much warmer than the vally due to the sun. It makes for great riding conditions.
I really wanted to jump my sled for a while now!!! check out how deep the trenchs are that my sled digs!!! on the right in this photo, its extremely deep powder were riding.
Hanging with the snow bikes!!! had some YZ's a WR and a CR.
What an awesome day!!!
sleddineinar
VIP Member
Love the pictures!! Wish I had some snow to go with the warm weather we have....
Shafner79
New member
Every time I see a post from you, I look forward to reading it and seeing your awesome pics from the back country!!
HDYAMAHA84
Member
One word!! JEALOUS!! LOL 
burnoutink
New member
Shafner79 said:
Thanks for the comments!!! Im doing it for you guys!!! wait till I get some of the videos up!!!
Thats Why even though Im on a 4-stroke, I still have more fun posting on the 2-stroke side because theres so many of my friends on here that love these pictures and Motivate me to Get out there!!!
You guys keep the comments coming and Ill keep uploading the Photos!!!
check this out I picked up my friend and gave her a ride home she was waiting for the Bus!!!
oh well when the cabs full gotta resort to Plan B.
"good times"
burnoutink
New member
heres a Video of the 1st hit on the kicker!!! great snow conditions!!!
SOOO JEALOUS!! I hope you don't ever take what you have for granted. That is like a gift...God's country!!
super1c
Super Moderator
WWWWAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY coooool. We can only keep waiting for more.
burnoutink
New member
super1c said:
Ok you asked for it!!!
90% of the tracks in this area are mine, I had to set the camera really pointed up to deal with the vertical slope, enjoy.
*And Thanks to SXlover for all the recommendations on parts and advice, Its turning out to be an amazing ride*
Check out this Video
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A couple of bucks
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What did the Timber Sled suspension kit change on the Apex?burnoutink said:
A couple of bucks
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X2!!!In a place such as that, I'd be......HIGGGGGHHHHHH(towlie) on life!!!!!Shafner79 said:
burnoutink
New member
A couple of bucks said:
It made it fly!!!!
lost aprox 30lbs. in the rear end, I got fox floats which I love to quickly customize the PSI in my suspention depending on the terrain im riding.
(photo shot today)
I got a ton more Photos from today, just need to go through them all.
*If anyone wondered why I was riding in the shade, it because it keeps the powder colder and lighter, The sun baked snow has a terrible crust*
burnoutink
New member
(photo shot today)
burnoutink
New member
ENJOY!!!!!
Scoping out an area to build a jump---------------------------------------------------------------We put it just over this ridge \/
We did a great job tracking out the area, last shots of the day, about to ride out.
No weight issues here!!!
This is how we set up for snowboarding
1.board goes along the tunnel with your foot holding it in place.
2.Highmark solo until you feel the sled losing climbing power.
3.turn the sled until it faces down hill.
4.Kick the board out the tunnel and Jump off the sled!!! (its actually easy)
5.Ghost Ride the sled into the flat so it ready for the next rider.
*bonus points if you hit the kill switch before sending it for the ghost ride*
6.Drop in without having to hike a step up hill
Easily Done!!!! But practice this on small hills before you ever decide to try it on and serious incline.
Great Day for sledding and Snowboarding!!!
-Planning a trip for the weekend, Feeling pretty beat up from sledding, if I can wait that long, its hard, if theres snow on the trails than so am I.
Scoping out an area to build a jump---------------------------------------------------------------We put it just over this ridge \/
We did a great job tracking out the area, last shots of the day, about to ride out.
No weight issues here!!!
This is how we set up for snowboarding
1.board goes along the tunnel with your foot holding it in place.
2.Highmark solo until you feel the sled losing climbing power.
3.turn the sled until it faces down hill.
4.Kick the board out the tunnel and Jump off the sled!!! (its actually easy)
5.Ghost Ride the sled into the flat so it ready for the next rider.
*bonus points if you hit the kill switch before sending it for the ghost ride*
6.Drop in without having to hike a step up hill
Easily Done!!!! But practice this on small hills before you ever decide to try it on and serious incline.
Great Day for sledding and Snowboarding!!!
-Planning a trip for the weekend, Feeling pretty beat up from sledding, if I can wait that long, its hard, if theres snow on the trails than so am I.
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That's sure is some beautiful country you have to play in!
burnoutink
New member
Awesome pictures keep them comin!!
burnoutink
New member
I'm gonna be adding another sled to the Garage This summer, Its really up in the air on what were buying, but one things for sure Its gonna be Blue and reliable,
I've Always wanted to do a Viper MTN. any comments on how they would hold up in these conditions???, My Mountain max, with a 141 and triple pipes would take me everywhere I needed to travel, If I was to pick up a 2nd sled would you recommend and 2nd GEN Mountain Max or a Viper MTN.
OR
Give me your comments.....Stock and modded
Which of these sleds is more reliable,
which has more power
I intend on taking the Sled in these conditions.
I've Always wanted to do a Viper MTN. any comments on how they would hold up in these conditions???, My Mountain max, with a 141 and triple pipes would take me everywhere I needed to travel, If I was to pick up a 2nd sled would you recommend and 2nd GEN Mountain Max or a Viper MTN.
OR
Give me your comments.....Stock and modded
Which of these sleds is more reliable,
which has more power
I intend on taking the Sled in these conditions.
devinzz1
Active member
2006 viper mountain hands down. has the upgraded suspension and a few more ponies. not to mention alot of better things like the seat, skis, bars, headlight, windshield, digital display, updated controls and so on...