First Snowmobile Ride? Avoid These Rookie Mistakes!

[@jodypierson3137]

I like that your including the new crowd in your conversation, all my time on a sled has been trail, I’m really wanting to go try mountain riding watching your videos is giving me confidence in trying it out , I’m 40 something years old I’m not necessarily a spring chicken anymore

[@brentcook24]

Thank you for the support means a lot! It is never too late to start and I think when you get out there you will be a lot less intimidated than you think! Especially because you are familiarizing yourself with videos. Just take it slow and have fun!!

[@jeffbrown8974]

Great video, thx

[@brentcook24]

Of course thank you for watching!!!

[@509Jedi]

LFG!

[@brentcook24]

Almost TIME!!!!

[@gerardjones7881]

I think you could erase the first 15 minutes and start there. My first sled is parked on the lawn , its snowing now and I'm waiting for sun rise to run it around the garden, we have an acre of lawn to start with, I literally live right on the trails in maine but its not registered yet. Most beginners don't go out and buy liquid cooled $20K sleds, they buy older used $500 air cooled machines. So most of what you're focusing on doesn't apply. I got nothing from this video that common sense doesn't already tell me. I've only ridden around the front garden but I can can say sleds don't turn for shit. Tell me something I don't know about snowmobiling.