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Re: ski bike

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You have no "wide stance" skis on snow, > for stability....

Make sure that you wear a crash helmet and full body moto-cycle leathers and body armour for your first test run....
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we were thinking hockey equipment.
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for those that thought he might have a good idea... haha they have been invented....
but thats sweet how you built your own. film some carnage when you hit the slopes :guitar:
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o i know i didnt invent it there are lots of sweet ones and out west you can rent them at some places. you can bye kits to convert your bike into a ski bike I just did with 5$ those are like 300 to a thousand ish. Image
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so for all you people that thought i was crazy.... We got snow and me and my friends went and ski biked for the first time. it was dark so we could not get a video but here is one of the pics that came out of this. Image best $5 ever!!
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Looks like alot of fun.
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But no brakes! :yikes:
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Thats great :supz: ......can we have some action pics with plenty of snow dust flying next....Johnny
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Ever hear of a guy by the name of Matt Beringer? He is a pretty well known BMX'er who rides for S&M Bikes and has been perfecting both the riding and building of ski bikes for some time now, check it out....
http://www.odysseybmx.com/dailyword/arc ... ibike.html
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For when you get tired of coasting down ski slopes...

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ya i have seen that not a bad idea but i have a feeling it would not work to well in deeper snow the rear track is only 1.5 inches wide causing sinking problems. I have been wanting to stud my tires but I really don't need to I ride in the snow, It just takes some getting used to, balance, and practice before you really get the hang of it. I think just the front ski would be more useful with a studded tire on the rear. plus I xcountry ski in the winter so there is not really any time to ride the bake trails even if i had it.
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