So awesome! We're trying to decide on a 120 or 200 for our son. Do you think there's still a place for the 120 or do you think the 200 could be dumb down enough to skip it?
Where abouts was this? Looking to go to Seeley this winter with some friends for the first time and it looked like you guys had a ton of fun in that zone!
Saw you today at the hut. Looks like you're doing great! I've had a knee replacement so I understand the pain and rehab. Amazing job, great video. Thanks!
Good luck on the repairs. My Alpha has been down for 2 weeks due to terrible parts availability. Those control arms are backordered til April. I had to order parts from whomever had them and stock is low.
@@montanamountainriders3388 Excellent! I got my lower control arm from them, but we had to rebuild my shock at the local dealer. The shocks on the Hardcore Alpha are hard to find and my rail is cracked so that's another problem. None available in Green 165 anywhere.
Like myself and many like me have said before my friend......You need to turn down the music. It’s the sled, (especially a supercharged sled because it’s different) that is music to our ears. Keep up the good work! You guys are making great progress on your videos! Love it!
It wasn’t too bad! The area we were in was pretty tracked out and the visibility was horrendous so we didn’t venture too awful far with the family in tow, but it was dumping when we left so I am sure you guys will find some good snow out there!
@@gumballer133 we drove quite a ways out on Kilgore-Yale road and parked in a side parking lot and rode up the mountain from there. It was the first time we had been there so we were following a friend of ours. We typically stay on the Montana side for riding but we were in Idaho with family.
@@montanamountainriders3388 Thats perfect. Just me and my girlfriend this year, so I have to be careful where I take, since she is a novice rider in general let alone in the mountains.
@@gumballer133 Where we went was great for novice riders! Happy to hear you are getting your girlfriend out in the backcountry! Love seeing other ladies learning the craft!
Hey nice video and looks like a great set up. Have you ever ridden any late model turbod sleds? I've never ridden or even ridden with someone with a supercharger. I'm big fan of the technical boondocking so I'm super intrigued by the supercharger because of the lowend hit (no turbo lag). Anyways, any comparison from you if you've ridden turbos would be great.
Would it have been better with no music or just better music? I am new to this still. Some people seem to like music and some don’t....so I never know which way to go.
@@montanamountainriders3388 ...Usually people watching these kind of videos...especially anything with a turbo or supercharger in your case want to be able to hear the engine and “boost noises”. Wasn’t trying to be a dick. Maybe even just very faint music if your going to use it and maybe in and out depending on engine noise. I know that’s a lot to ask, but that would be my take anyways. Coming from the world of boosted sleds, that seems to be what everyone wants to hear. Good work! Looks like some great riding, what area?
@@montanamountainriders3388 my pockets aren’t even close to that deep. I assume you’re talking USD as well. I’m from Canada so add that up. I’m tempted to try a pipe, tune and clutching from either speedwerx or BMP on my 2020 alpha. Any experience running stage kits?
@@boser1212 Totally get that, and yes that is in USD. Freshies Built here in Seeley Lake, MT hooked us up and he has TONS of experience with stage kits, turbos and superchargers, I am sure he could answer any questions you have. We don't have any first hand experience with stage kits, ours were all stockers until we added the supercharger.
@@montanamountainriders3388 Well at least you got some riding in. My sleds are all packed away. Car season in Ohio, but still can't wait to get back West for some snow.
Wow, glad to see you made it out ok. So I took a friend out riding on our second trip to West Yellowstone, in March, the same guy who taught me how to ride 20 years ago. Welp, he didn't realize that we ride Mountains out there......not hills and he hit it too slow lost it and rolled my sled down the hill about 12 times and it ran him over a few times. I was nervous because he is 66 years old. Scary
Thank you! And that definitely sounds like a scary situation! We had a similar incident yesterday when one of our riders lost control while doing an elevator down a huge chute lost control and rolled many times then the sled ran alone done the mountain straight into some trees, wasn’t pretty but luckily he was ok and his sled was rideable you get out.
Be truthful Haylie, you just broke your leg so you could have all the guys catering to you hand and foot on that mountain! :-) Nice video, glad you're healed up!
ippielb the helmet mount is in a weird spot on Justin’s helmet so most turn out like this and the others are crooked if left landscape so I just ran these ones like this. We are going to try to reposition it and see if it changes anything.
Montana Mountain Riders two. Most common spots are, under the visor. And directly in front of the breath box on motocross style helmets. I always prefer the breath box location because it lowers the camera and allows you to run it tipped up more. Getting more of what’s ahead, seeing where you’re going. There is a mount that’s made that straps a mount to this location on any style helmet. They’re called “chin mounts”.
