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Love your videos. You guys ride so close together... crazy! What effect did you use on your video to stabilize the picture? That was very cool. Makes it easier to watch. Can't wait for the new ski bike season to start.

Been reviewing ski areas in Canada and Revelstoke is at the top of the list. Reason being I prefer boonbocking the pines and they show the most acreage by far. Groomed runs have no appeal would rather duck, dodge and eat deep powder that has been preserved in the pines. Any such ski areas in your region? I'll will make it priority to join you for some snow blow. If your looking for an excellent powder ski your best choice as of now is the RVL8 Rockered Condor at 110cm 16.5/13.7/16.5 cm.

Awesome, Maynard!!!

Siiiick bro! Love skibiking kicks the sh*t outta skiing and snowboarding. Im in the middle of building a norco a-line ski bike. Heav, heavy downhill bike with massive heavy forks. After riding a few different ski bikes I have developed a few mods that make the bike more user friendly. I think a heavier bike hanldes better also. You ever come to canada to ride???

This was shot a few years back. A stand alone app form Apple named Elasty allows one to view the video without throwing up. If you look in the frame corners and edges you will see a mirror image flash now and then.. They can be removed but doing so one has to crop in closer. No need to spend big bucks when all you need is Elasty. Will have to post a link underneath the video.

So amped for the skibiking season to start. Are they actually open, or did you hike?

Looks like M.M. trying to take a nap early in the ride..... :)

That's awesome you should send that in to gopro

Beautiful powder

Will do. Thanks again.

Love it. Check out some Revel8 Skiboards to help you FLOAT!!!!

Look under the description for addition material. The learning curve is very steep unless your a skier. By that I mean you have to use 90 percent your body and only 10 percent of you legs.

This looks like a ton of fun. I'm a descent skier. How long does it take until you can handle this kind of terrain. This is the kind of terrain that we ski all the time but my knees are not what they use to be and this bike looks like it would be easier on the body????

How was your trip to CO? You must have caught some good snow.

At least I'm not the only one who hit a tree. You guys are nuts!

@skibiker42 Sounds like I'd fit right in. I also have a genetic disease that acts much like macular degeneration so I'm blind as a bat. I'd hate to usurp your status as the youngest. I am not a buck however. Do you allow girls in your club? I don't cry when I fall.

The link you seek. stalmach.com and look for accessories However it is not a post mount but a 4-bolt plate mount the full length of the seat.

Let me see, I'm the young buck at 55 then there is 56,65 & 72 55 = Uni-Spacer with staples in knee and 4" plate in ankle. 56 = Just senior. 65 = Glaucoma & fused back. 72 = Fit as a fiddle just loony as a Loon.

Can I be a Geezer? I'm 54 and have had double knee replacements.

Hey, what kind of seat is that? I need something longer on my skibike.

@brandonschmit I live in Denver, CO. Where can I get some Revel 8 boards and which board would you suggest for powder?

Since I'm riding a traditional skibike my seat height is lower to the snow, thus allows you to alternate your feet much like a Caterpillar tractor in it's ability to apply breaking from one side to the next. This permits turning through tight trees a breeze, you still use your front blade and rear blade with weight shifting as well. It turns into a fine chorus using all your blades and edges in unison. The seat is a standard seat that comes with the bike "World Cup" Stalmach.

Does it help control your speed to have skis on your feet? Also, what seat do you have on the bike?

Does it help control your speed to have skis on your feet?

Already have a pair of custom blades and will do so as soon as the snow will let me.

Fredrick never skied powder until then, thus he crashed into me. No different than any other biking, never fixate on your front wheel or blade. If deep powder is your passion than foot skis and fixed position skis are a must. Otherwise your limited to groomer and hard packed snow.

Love this video. I just got a skibike last winter. I don't use skis on my feet though. Took a while to learn how to turn. You get cookin' SO fast. Way to mow your friend down. lol

Easy as pie. Been there, done that. Drop by for a ride!!!