24 Ski-Doo Freeride test review - SnoWest Show podcast

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @codyarnold5672
    @codyarnold5672 Год назад +1

    In your part about cat and really being the first ones to push the 146 game, they’ve really done it since the m7 days! And the proclimb/ assender platform in the highcountry are great sleds, but I gotta say the riot x/ alpha 146 is a beast! I absolutely love my orange 22 alpha 146! Funnest sled I’ve ever rode! And I’d never go back to owning a 154 or if I need I’d just rent a 154, but me and my cousins both have 146’s and love them! And maverick Walker with that solid turbo 146 is just ridiculous lol

  • @expandingedge7562
    @expandingedge7562 Год назад

    Thanks guys, this was super helpful.

  • @backcountryshitok
    @backcountryshitok Год назад +1

    Listening to the tunnel width convo. 1 " would make a difference. Also why do you assume the width between brake and chain case is fixed ? There's no reason that can't be narrowed.

  • @BTHAlaska
    @BTHAlaska Год назад +1

    I’m really curious about the new spindle on the freeride.

  • @Captndarty
    @Captndarty Год назад +1

    So the big question is, can you put the free rides shocks on the summit expert and have the best of both worlds?

    • @teachdougie8139
      @teachdougie8139 Год назад

      I was thinking put 34” arms on the Freeride. Then you get narrow ski, narrow track, upgraded spindle, and better shocks.

    • @Captndarty
      @Captndarty Год назад

      @@teachdougie8139 that’s probably a quicker route to take if the shocks would still fit with a narrower front end

  • @gentilejoshsaved1646
    @gentilejoshsaved1646 Год назад +2

    2004 summit first 16" track.

  • @Jonnywoods_049
    @Jonnywoods_049 Год назад

    Tunnel width is not constrained by anything but the track narrowing it would be a massive advantage in weight loss and drag in the snow. I personally think this is the last real issue with doo once then commit to 15 and copy the Polaris tunnel and add a belt drive then the sled will be the best

  • @Ian-ux7zr
    @Ian-ux7zr Год назад

    Personal opinion if you have two sleds get a 146 but if you have one sled and you never want to be a kook getting stuck in epic conditions then stick to a 165 so you can handle anything your crew gets thrown without being that guy trying to be cool. I get 154 is good in 95% of conditions. But most people need to stay home that 5% unless you’re exceptionally talented and good at getting your self out.

  • @erikmoore7402
    @erikmoore7402 Год назад

    The biggest most powerful long track production mountain sled that ever existed came out in 2023, so I don't really agree with the idea that the segment is switching to short tracks. A 146 is a short track now. Lol

  • @erikmoore7402
    @erikmoore7402 Год назад

    No offense, but I think you're just getting old the way you talk about not wanting a powerful, capable sled in exchange for something that's easy to ride. Where I live, everyone seems to be switching to turbos and mostly 165s.

  • @shellycaldwell9328
    @shellycaldwell9328 Год назад

    *promo sm* 😞