Ripping With Randoms \\ Day 67
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Ehkeh and Tommy were a couple nice guys I met to ride with today. they both had a positive outlook all day even though Tommy was getting stuck left right and centre. made for a good day! riding my 2021 Ski-Doo Freerider Turbo 154
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It's great you went out with them and helped them out. Everybody has to learn, and I don't think I would want to learn from anybody else! Solid of ya
Yesterday: Turcotte coaches for backflips
Today: Muskoka coaches for newbies
Great video and great vibes showing how sledders help each other.
Even better than that is how Canadians in general appreciate each other even if they are from far away distances. 👌
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Calmly talking about starting out and reminiscing about life while threading the needle up a steep grade in probably 6-8’ of snow. Pretty epic!! Keep the content coming with “normal” guys. It makes the content relatable to everyday people. 👍👍
Another easy day for Matt, and a very inspirational day for the noobies!! Stuck stuck, roll roll, yet they kept a positive and happy mindset due to Matt being in a happy mood while helping them out, and showing them the tips and tricks. They had fun, will go to sleep completely exhausted, and have memories to tell all their family and friends for many years to come. And after being with you, and seeing you ride, they were gifted the encouragement to up their riding skills in the future. Awesome day!!
I just ran across this video. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS ONE!! We aren’t all great riders like we see on RUclips and it’s not as easy as it looks. When you are new and struggling the worst thing is the thought that your own lack of skill is ruining the day for the rest of the bunch. To have help and patience from somebody like you is a blessing. Everybody considering getting into mountain riding should watch this…. Because this is how we all started out.👍🏻🤙🏻😎😁
Awesome, reality check 101. This is exactly what I needed to see. This will be me as I teach this old dog a new trick. You make it look so easy Matt, we forget about the learning curve. Kudo's to you for taking the time to ride with these guys. Patience is virtue. Another Great Vid. thanks and keep them coming.
WOW! What a nice thing to do. I wish more pros would just take a day like that and ride with beginners. Its priceless for them. And good for the sport!
This is why I’m here. Healthy dose of positivity in the ever growing ocean of negativity. Once again well done 👍🔥🔥🔥
It's amazing to me that two guys who were nubbies and have obviously watched your videos, thought they would be able to keep up with you through the various terrain. You were vary gracious to lend a hand when they were stuck and give them many tips on their riding. I'm always ready to give other riders the benefit of the doubt before I start prejudging someone's riding skills. We have ridden Boulder many times as well as Frisbee, Silent Pass, Eagle Pass and Quarts Creek. It's incredible riding out there! Keep the videos coming! MJ
Baby steps...Whatever it is new we do, there's a learning curve. Cool for these guys to be able to ride with someone so experienced like you. I did a similar thing with some friends out west skiing. This group had gone out west together many many times but they'd always go to same place, me & my group would go somewhere else every yr. 1 yr we convinced them to go with us & of course they talked it up like they were off-piste experts. 1st run I'm lead & immediately get off the groomer making fresh tacks into trees & to them, into the abyss. After getting to where I wanted to go, my group was right behind me, the others were nowhere to be found, until a couple hours later. We asked them where did they go, why didn't they follow? They were shell shocked to find out you could ski the whole mountain, go anywhere your skills could take you, not just stay on the groomers & maybe a slight dip into a side trail or something. That day we opened a whole new world up to them. Baby steps...
Glad to see all the positivity in the comments. I always kinda get a kick out of seeing newbies with experienced people in any activity, really helps bring things into perspective. Also cool when experienced people remember that no one woke up knowing how to do everything
New meaning to "patience of Job." I don't know how you stayed so positive.
Should have shown Tommy a little throttle control, might have helped with getting stuck haha. He had a great attitude towards his first time.
I can totally relate. At 65 yrs old and total newbie riding with seasoned riders In montrose co. 8 ft plus powder all season on a 2023 165 RA summit edge . WOW what a work out! Love this vid. Last ride was excited. Got the damn thing on edge and carved a perfect turn in deep pow! LOL
Super chill of you to go out with these fellas lucky guys.
Get more stuff with the the old guy in the truck he's hilarious
I was literally coming here to say the exact same thing 🤣
That has to be “The Ozone Guy” !
@@carsontitford2659That’s not him, met ozone Dave last time out, WOW is he a character lol. He helped our group out though so kudos to him.
@@dallashoko6763 must be a brother then! Lol Not many people know how to talk that or what the big iron shoot out was.
Your the man for helping out new people to the sport. Its not easy learning to ride in the backcountry. Im 62 and am just now learning to ride the mtns of Idaho. You sure make some great sledding videos.
I ride in Idaho as well. Where ya from?
@@shawnmoore5621 Grangeville and you?
@@stevew5212 twin falls
@@shawnmoore5621 been there many many time. Some pretty country down that way. Nice town to live by.
Never too old to learn, plus I bet it will keep you Young if nothing more than in spirit.
you are one patient dude! that guy is as green as it gets! lol
Have you rode with any yamaha guys in the steep and deep? I keep waiting for you to hop on a sidewinder mtx and give a review. And just see what you could do on one!
Great listening to you be humble and give props to your dad and pay homage to your roots. Great you are passing on the skills and passion!!👏👏🤙🤟
Super cool how nice people are up on the hill man, what a great video with some cool guys too!
Mad respect.
Always awesome to ride with new people. You’re a natural at teaching the basics to newbies without making them feel bad about learning. You should consider doing some part time instruction, you’d be a natural.
This is the jerry of the year video😂👌
Enjoyed it!
We take new Manitobans with us to Revy that want to see what riding in the mountains feels like. Good riders at home but totally different there. We have first aid and AST. Show them the gear day one. Two years ago one threw up, so overwhelmed. Good job Matt. Haha
your a funny and great teacher.... truly enjoy your commentary and your videos Matt! much love from ALASkA
I love the greenhorns, since I am one. Absorbing all I can from them.
This is my favorite video you've done so far. I'm like the lad riding the 146 (I have a 2018 Assault) and I'd love to do this, but it's so hard to find peeps with the patience to give you advice and tips, especially digging yourself out more efficiently, hehe. Well done, loved it.
You are so chill man i want to ride out there sum day
Great stuff, you have an awesome positive attitude and always make it a great day !
Love watching. Attitude is everything. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Nice work. Im in michigan. You're so lucky to have that area to explore. Beautiful.
Much respect for this man I consider myself a pretty advanced rider it is easy to get frustrated in situations like this but the simple fact you taking them out and keeping a positive attitude is awesome to watch and will definitely make them come back again ✌️👌👌
Huge advantage to riding from childhood. I started again in my 40s. Behind the curve big time. I love it.
Man, you are awesome! To help newbies out like that, your a hell of a guy!!! Love this video!!!!
So awesome to see you helping new riders out.
This is why I’m scared to ask good buddies to go riding 😂 I’ll feel too bad holding them up, even though they don’t care.
Same here
In my opponion i think the babysteps is older sleds and learning it from the start not right on in the "bush".. learn curves on flat places with good snow. Etc... Luck from Norway 😅 Anyways funny to see you drawing them into the "worst" places first 😂😂😂
I've been riding Backcountry my hole life and everything just comes natural for me and been riding with guys like me most of my life, we have had 2 begginers with us now and I've always wondered how hard can it be but apparently it's really hard, i do my best to help them out and it's fun to see their progress, as always great content 👍
Dang bud were still getting that champagne powder down here at sea level. Got about 1 foot yesterday almost a foot last night, nobody to ride with so powerline boondocking for me. Great vid bud, keep up the good work. Great work with the new riders, your a good man your character shows that.
Found your videos a couple weeks ago, totally addicted! I ride groomed trails in Michigan, about 4,000 a year. Never knew what mountain riding was about and can't believe what you and your machine are capable of. You make it look easy.
Don, you and I in the same boat. Only I'm in NY, and lucky to get 500 miles of trail riding in. I starting watching these vids a month ago and I'm amazed at what they can do. Completely Awesome. And yes they make it look so easy. lol
Another michigander.
Another great video Matt. Nice to see your riding with less experienced guys and helping them out. Keep up the great work.
Like you....I have a good time helping new sledders!
It helps keep the sport alive and growing!!
Good on ya man!
I'm exhausted just watching the poor guy getting unstuck. Its why I stick to following well packed trails lol
I use to guide tours out in Revy, lots of trips just like this
Your a great guy for coaching them along. That takes real patience. 👍
Would be a dream riding Revelstoke. Maybe someday. Damn Covid lockdowns. Definitely stretching my 146 to a 154 though, still had a blast in Wyoming.
Really makes me wonder how well I'd be able to to ride a mountain sled. Nowhere near that kind of terrain here, nor the amount of snow. Still love to get off the path as often as possible.
Everyones been there, way to give a positive image for them for the day.
Trees man i love tree riding.. good on ya for showing some love to the newbies .. your a good man
Great of you to do that for those lads ! I’m sure they will remember the good times wooo 😁
Summer is coming by the looks of it, heading to revelstoke on friday with my little guy on his venom
Man I'd love to ride up there
Lol, nothing like getting roostered by a Jerry. Very nice of you to give back to some greenhorns. They'll learn a ton from your experience.
Such a good dude to be out there with is Matt.
In nor cal where I live all the sledders are cool. I get lots of tips and help when I’m stuck. Only setback is no powder. Typical Sierra cement they call it. Keep up the great content. Love the Canadians.
Muskota freerider riding clinic this can be a new business Mat.
Love the videos...that was like a learning video pretty cool you helping them out and gives you some perspective on how hard it really is not knowing a lot of techniques.
Best advice you gave them all day ,throttle is your friend and now for your next lesson ,when you’re coming down from the 4 foot drop ,get on the throttle LOL
Such a great video and I’m “that guy” all the way and I toatally love his great attitude because you just literally have to suck before you get better.. I feel the same way with street bikes. I can rip and I toatally love talking to the guy in the back that is just having so much fun with the adventure vs who went fast and who can do whatever.. Stupid Stupid Stupid... Thanks for sharing..🙏👍
I always thought it was fascinating and at the same time never understood how people don't know how to keep their balance. Even my first ride ever in my life I knew how to balance at least at minum, let the mechine do all the work (i came from quads and dirtbikes tho so i have some rider experience but snowmobiling is still night and day different so still learning curve when u start even if u came from quads or dirtbikes) but I always thought that was just a standard thing knowing how to balance but from this video and a few other's it shows me it's not a standard thing there are just some people who cannot ride period, because they dont understand how to balance on the mechine and have no throttle knowledge if u will but balancing on snowmobiles is easier in my opinion because you're floating on the snow. Some people may argue yeah but the sled is really big so it is hard to balance it in some spots cause its heavy and yes you are correct I agree with that but when you're going in a straight line on flat ground and you tip over there may be something a little bit more wrong than just heavy sled.
Ahh bin colis st gabriel reste dans beauce petit criss 😂
It is kinda kool hangin with the newbs
Do you trade your sleds in towards your new ones and have a deal with the dealership or do you just outright sell them? I’m curious to see your miles at the end of season, that turbo has seemed to be really reliable for you.
Good on you for riding with newbies. You have more patience than I would😂😂😂
Your better because you ride everyday! Makes a huge difference your learning everyday without even realizing. getting muscle memory.
You are a really patient guy! So cool you will ride with guys of that level who reach out to you. I’ve reach out to a few sponsored riders who also ways say thanks but not interested.
Sad on them, holding you back, all they have to lose is a little time but they could have gained much more
Love it brother, that's what our sport is about!
This video shows me if I ever get out of the flatland and get in the steep and deep ill be ok.
Was that that legend with the strobe light from a few videos back?!? You need to get him to have a quick little narration of a clip in every video. If only we could all be more like him.
nooo this was Homer, he is wayyyy better than that guy.
Wow now I know what my dad feels I flew off a trail in northern Minnesota and got baried in the ditch with my amazing ditch pickle
good On u for taking the time to teach people
I think I would ride with you on my first backcountry ride! Great job working with rookies!
Frick did Tommy ever roost ya...LMAO!!
Bro I watch your videos every day and learn something new for riding when I get stuck I use the thing when you use the throttle and tip it to one side it works
from ontario start to ride at 3years old and now 21 want to go ride in BC one day!!!
When are you going to take out the 146
Exited for day 69!
Will come on an other platform!😅🤡
Would be really great if you had a camera angle behind you to show newbies your body position when you are bashing backcountry! Thanks.
Great videos all the way around!
Ah my fellow Quebecer nice job. Wish I was there 👌.
Should have taken those boys up Frisby, perfect conditions for learning up there.
more videos with greenhorns, nice to see you showing others how to perfect it
The roost was classic lol
Great video Matt, so cool of you to go ride with fans. I wish we could hear the stories that they told there buddies that night after they got down off the mountain. Keep it up. How many days are you riding this year?
How much longer are you planning on staying out west?
This is a video like what my friends think i do when i snowmobile and then what i actually do... haha
when i get my mountain sled and the border opens i wanna come ride with you
love it
Let’s go another great video
Trailer park boys
Or trailer sled boys
As a auzzy love the show
What kind of map service do you use? Love the videos! Greetings from Northern Norway
Way to break up the old smashing POW without getting stuck everyday. Maybe a bit of guiding is in store for ya next winter??
ehkeh get at me cousin lets go sleddin
Awesome Tuttu paniktaķ never thought i'd see some Native food
Poor guy on the 146. Best thing for him was probably to be last in line and follow everyone’s tracks
1:50 Realizing its gonna be a longgggggggg day
Dont ride much is right! Some people get it and some dont.
humbling to see beginners(like me). :D
Great vid. I think these 2 should be regulars. Definitely gonna use the premium parking joke in 2 days! Did they both rent?
I can only imagine how nervous those 2 were. I’m glad no one RUclipsd my first try at anything. Lol