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After 3 weeks of my main Web
Design and Graphic Design Computer being down,
I am finally back up and running! What a miserable
3 weeks and all of it due to a motherbaord going
out...
So the Ogden
Premiere is in 2 days,come on
down to the Egyptian Theater and have some fun
with Team Thunderstruck! The afterparty is at
Speed Zone, the Go-Kart track in Layton so that
will be a riot also!!!
HayDays!
We have a venue for our premiere! This was a crazy
deal as everyone's hotels are so spread out! I
am literally staying over 80 miles from some of
my friend's hotels!! CRAZY!! Anyway, the poster
for the event is below!!
Lethbridge Premiere....
We are scrambling right now to find a venue for
this event... Hold tight!!
The Edmonton Premiere
is going strong and host Tina Thomas thinks we
are going to have a packed house at the SEPT 17th
Premiere at Bo Diddly's Roadhouse Westside. We
have tons of door prizes and all is running smoothly
for an amazing night in Edmonton!!!
2011 Calendars...
Due to my Computer being down for 3 weeks, I am
running behind on the calendars... But they are
almost done! I am trying like heck to get them
done for HayDays so cross your fingers!!
TS9 Blu Rays...
Almost done, we will have them FOR SURE for HayDays!
I will be updating the online
store soon and if anyone has any questions, please
let me know!!
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Very special THANK YOU goes out to
all who made the Boise TS9 Premiere such a huge
success!! Thanks to the fans, friends, all those
that helped in the production (Scott, Smasher,
Michelle, Davy) and of course the riders who came
from far and long to partake in the event!
SHIPPING UPDATE! We are about 60% caught
up on shipping and will be 100% caught up tomorrow
EXCEPT for the BLU RAYs...
The TS9
BLU RAYS are out about 10 business days right
now. So if you pre-ordered one, please be patient,
they will be shipping soon!
This weekend: SPOKANE,
WASHINGTON premiere! Saturday, August 21st
at the Bing Crosby Theater downtown! Doors open
at 6:00pm, show around 8:00pm!! This is always
a great event also so come on down! Tickets are
$5.00 at the door, kids under 10 FREE! Lots of
Door prizes and fun stuff!! Afterparty at Knitting
Factory next door!
Next weekend: OGDEN, UTAH
premiere! Saturday, August 28th at the Egyptian
Theater in downtown Ogden! Doors open at 6:00pm,
show around 8:00pm!! This is always a great event
also so come on down! Tickets are $5.00 at the
door, kids under 10 FREE!
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As I sit here every night until the
sun starts to rise, I realize how thankful I am
for being a part of something as special as Team
Thunderstruck. Watching what the riders did this
year makes my jaw drop in awe each and every night...
Thank you, Team Thunderstruck!!
I am just putting a lot of the finishing
touches on Thunderstruck 9... Transitions, titles,
credits, extras, color correction, audio correction.
Then starts the VERY LONG process of outputting
the movie to DVD and Blu Ray formats. By Thursday,
TS9 will be done... And off to the duplicators.
Our first run of DVDs will arrive via truck on
August 12th. I will clear a large place in my
shop for the 2 pallets of DVDs. The Blu Rays should
arrive just a few days later. Then the Calendars
will show up, then the clothing, then the hats...
Then the premieres and snow shows start....
An exciting time of the year, without
a doubt. Please, if you can, try to come see us
at one of our many premiere parties... It truly
is an event and a night to remember! |
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THUNDERSTRUCK 9 PREMIERE SCHEDULE:
Wow, what a crazy editing summer! TS9 is just
plain fun! The riding is amazing and the fun-factor
is BY far the best ever! We are finally ready
to release our THUNDERSTRUCK 9 premiere dates.
Still having a bit of trouble finding a venue
in Edmonton and for HayDays!! Any ideas, e-mail
me!
WORLD PREMIERE is August 14 in Boise!
AUG 14 :: Boise, ID :: Egyptian Theater,
downtown :: Saturday night, doors open at 5:30pm,
show around 8:00pm
AUG 21 :: Spokane, WA :: Bing Crosby Theater,
downtown :: Saturday night, doors open at 6:00pm,
show around 8:00pm
AUG 28 :: Ogden, UT :: Peery's Egyptian Theater,
downtown :: Saturday night, doors open at 6:00pm,
show around 8:00pm
SEP 10 :: HayDays, Hinckley, MN :: STILL SEARCHING
FOR VENUE.... :: Friday night
SEP 17 :: Edmonton, AB :: Bo' Diddly's Roadhouse,
11650 142nd St, Edmonton, 6:00pm to 10:00pm ::
Friday night
SEP 18 :: Lethbridge, AB :: STLL SEARCHING FOR
VENUE.... Saturday night, doors open at 6:00pm,
show around 8:00pm, 18+ only
OCT 2 :: Kelowna, BC :: Saturday night, VENUE
TO BE ANNOUNCED
OCT 30 :: Lewistown, MT :: Yogo Inn, downtown
:: Poolside at 3:00pm, Avy class at 5:00pm, show
at 7:00pm :: Saturday night
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After 7 years of running a Thunderstruck Forum
I have decided to remove it from this site. Spammers
overwhelmed it with horrible posts and the forum
controls lacked easy maintenance. There are MANY
amazing sledding forums out there to choose from,
check out SNOWEST.com and go from there!! I know
many of you will miss these forums but so many
of the riders are on myspace and facebook now
that it is just as easy to get ahold of us there!
And this site contains every bit of info and every
picture the forums contained regarding Thunderstruck,
so dig in to this site and enjoy!! Thanks for
understanding!
Currently, I am editing the teaser to THUNDERSTRUCK
9!! It should be up and ready to view by the middle
of the weekend!! Personally, I cannot wait for
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One
week ago I thought that Thunderstruck 9 was going
to be a great film. We rode in the most amazing
sun-filled deep powder days ever this season.
In fact, it was the deepest powder we've ever
filmed... We had quite a few crazy first ascents,
up rock-lined chutes, with tons more great climbing
from trips all over the Rockies. We had great
technical riding, tree riding, finesse riding,
TS9 was slated to have it all! Then the weekend
of MAY 13-15, 2010 came. And now, Thunderstruck
9 will be an unbelievable film.
It is
very hard to put into words what transpired this
weekend. Brad and I hopped in the truck and headed
to Revelstoke. We had lunch with Trennis on the
way, stopped and visited with Devin from Nash
Trailers for an hour or 2. I invited Brad because
I told him of these amazingly HUGE chutes Randy
and I had scouted from the chopper last year.
I wanted Brad to see one and perhaps climb one.
We stopped in Golden, BC for a day and rode a
new area with Troy Lakusta and Mark Dixson, along
with Chuck Gorton from Mountain Sports Distribution.
Day 1,
in Golden, was amazing. 6 first ascents, all amazing
and technical, were conquered by Mark, Brad and
Troy.
Day 2
was the "big" day Randy and I had been
planning for a year. We woke up to sunny skies,
but by the time we made our way into the backcountry,
the skies had clouded over. There was talk of
3 huge chutes and we had 4 guys wanting to pull
them. Shawn Hastings, Trennis Baer and Randy we
in line before Brad Story and they were ready.
The plan was to airlift 4 sleds into this pristine
new area and let the guys on turbos pull out to
the ridgetop. After we harnessed up Shawn's and
Trennis' sleds for the lift in, Brad got a bit
crabby. I had literally told him NOTHING of this
amazing chute we had in store for him. With clouds
set in, I told Brad to hop on the helicopter and
go for a ride. Randy and the boys took Brad to
his chute... Brad was inspired. Huge. Immense.
Unfathomable. CRAZY. All four chutes were explicitly
CRAZY.
We watched
in awe as the chopper came back and landed with
all riders aboard. They were supposed to be dropped
into the next valley awaiting the airlift of their
sleds. But Randy smiled when I opened the chopper
door and said they had scouted a way to RIDE their
sleds into this enormous valley. The 4 of them
jumped out of the chopper, grabbed a couple of
support crew, and took off for glory... Suddenly,
the clouds parted and out came the sun!! Tyler
Hicks (secondary film cameras), Richelle Maser
(primary still cameras) and I quickly jumped in
the chopper and lifted off. We had directed Troy
and Mark along with Tina Thomas into a new bowl
of chutes called the Magic Bowl and alas, when
we came over the ridge they were ready. Each of
them bombed a chute with Troy and Mark calling
theirs the "HANGTIME" chutes because
they caught huge air at the top (over 100 feet!!).
Then, with the sun still shining brightly, we
left them alone for a spell.
We flew
over the high ridge and found Randy and the boys.
They were ready to climb. The chopper hovered
almost ONE MILE above them as Randy started his
climb!!! WHY!?!?!?!? Because in the next 2 minutes
and 20 seconds, Randy would gain over 3300 feet
in elevation and travel well over one mile all
the while CLIMBING a huge alpine chute! CRAZY!
Not to mention, the last 200 feet slithered through
a rock cliff in an 'S' shape! It truly was an
amazing sight, watching Randy climb for so long
and rip through the rocks at the top!!! For those
of you who watched TS7, this chute is MUCH taller
than the SUPER CHUTE!! Randy had done it!! He
conquered the tallest climb ever pulled by a snowmobile!!!
Aptly, Randy called his 'S'-chute "SNAKE-N-BAKE."
(The reason
we hovered so high is because the helicopter cannot
keep up with the speed of the big turbo sleds
once they go hammer down, so we met them at the
top filming the whole time with a good elevation
start to keep up!)
After
Randy topped out of his pull, Shawn Hastings went
next and finished in style! Then Trennis Baer
launched and pulled his 3300 feet of vertical!
But as Trennis climbed to the ridge top where
Randy and Shawn were, the sun went behind a cloud...
We jumped over the ridge where Troy and Mark and
Tina were waiting again and as we filmed them
the snow and rain and wind hit the chopper!! CRAZY!!
We knew we had 4 friends (Tyler was dropped off
on top to film Randy and the boys) on a high ridge
top in gale force winds and blinding snow... We
had 3 other friends (Cam Hicks, Brett Coupal,
and Brad Story) over the high ridge top getting
pounded by wind and rain!! And we had Richelle
and I and Matt, our pilot, wondering what to do
now... Time to put down the chopper! But where?!?!?
I asked Matt if he would fly through this crazy
storm to the other side of the ridge where Brad,
Cam and Brett were sitting. He said he would try!!!
On the way we looked for Randy and the other 3
on the ridge top and could not even find them!!
It was so cold and windy up there! We made our
way to the valley bottom and landed next to Brad
and Cam and Brett. On came the rain....
Brad was
very dejected as this whole trip was about this
one amazing chute he was waiting to climb. Again,
over 3300 feet of vertical and NO OUT. Meaning,
Brad would have to park on top of the rocks on
the right side of the chute and be helicoptered
off (there was a solid rock wall hundreds of feet
above the cliff preventing Brad from going to
the ridge top). We sat in the chopper, huddled
out of the rain and wind, eating lunch, praying
for our friends. We could not gather up what we
wanted and head out as the storm literally had
all of us at a stand-still. Radios were not working
well as everyone was spread out over miles and
miles of rugged terrain. Suddenly, we got a cackle
on Brett's radio... He lifted his arm high in
the air to try to get reception. It was Randy
yelling from the storm high above.... Blue Skies
were 20 minutes out!!!!!
Brad immediately
woke up (yeah, I think he was napping in the chopper!)
and we all started smiling again. This was it,
Brad's huge attempt was in his sights! The rain
finally stopped and we could see blue skies coming
over the high ridge. We fired up the A-Star helicopter
and lifted off. The whole time it took us to get
to elevation, Brad sat alone and thought.... Ready
for this nerve-racking moment. Our pilot radioed
down to Brett and Brett sent Brad. Up. Up a LONG
ways. And Brad pulled it... Plowing through the
huge rock cliffs at the top, he said he was so
nervous until he was half way through the rocks...
Then he started having fun! He rounded out the
rocks and pulled to a careful stop on top of the
right cliff. He looked toward the Heavens and
thanked God as we left him on his majestic perch...
The "Dragon's Perch".
By the
time we got back to the ridgetop, Troy, Tina and
Mark had made their way to Randy and the boys.
They were laughing and having fun in the sun on
one of the tallest ridges near Revelstoke!
But Brett
and Cam were still in no-man's land!! Brett radioed
up and said he wanted to pull out one of the big
chutes. We were running low on fuel in the chopper
but we needed this for Brett. We flew over to
him. Unfortunately, Brett only made it about half
way up before crashing his turbo Nytro. After
seeing this, Cam decided he would not attempt
the huge climb and he and Brett went the long
way around to meet us all back where Richelle
and Tyler and I had originally left our sleds....
These
4 chutes took almost 10 minutes to climb... The
4 guys covered over 13,200 feet of vertical. And
the 4 sleds traveled almost 5 miles of up-hill
pull... All 4 said their arms were jell-o by the
time they topped out. It truly was the coolest
thing I've ever witnessed while snowmobiling.
4 unofficial world records, one right after the
other. Amazing. Awe-inspiring. Crazy.
Oh, and
yeah, we plucked Brad off the DRAGON'S PERCH.
About 20 minutes later :)
Day 3
led us back to a secret zone we have went to many
times in the last 3 years. A certain chute, which
Randy and I found 3 years prior, had still eluded
the Team Thunderstruck sleds and riders. We called
it the "ANOTHER DAY" chute because as
we left it alone the first time we saw it, Randy
said he would leave it for another day... Many
times in the next 3 years big turbo sleds and
great riders would sit at the bottom and stare
up it, all saying no and retreating to the trucks
with tails between their legs.
WHY??
Another Day was NUTS. Certifiably NUTS. Very Narrow.
Off-camber entrance. Off-axis-off-camber change
in the middle. Windlips, More narrow. 60 feet
of jagged rock on both sides. And of course, steep...
Almost 65 degrees steep!!!! Trennis said no. Julio
said no. Hastings said no. Brad said no. Randy
said no many times. Everyone who ever saw it said
no.
Until
this day, day 3... Randy said today was the day.
Today was ANOTHER DAY. And he pulled it. He did
it. One line, one try, one perfect climb. Awe.
That is all I feel as I type these words.
3 days,
17 first ascents, tens of thousands of vertical
feet climbed...
AWE.
Thank
you Team Thunderstruck for the most amazing filming/riding
season ever, by far. Thunderstruck 9 will reflect
these amazing accomplishments and these 3 days
will be remembered forever by these great riders.
Thunderstruck 9 will without a doubt be the best
film I have ever produced. And I thank the boys
and girls of Thunderstruck for that.... The best
powder ever. The sunniest skies ever. The craziest
pulls ever. And bar NONE, the tallest climbs ever.
By far....... Over and Out, Jim Phelan
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It is that time of year
again... Time to put away the sleds and think
of the business side of Thunderstruck... An extremely
busy time for me, a time of rest and summer fun
for Team Thunderstruck (oh, I will get out fishing
a few times, too :) ).
All our riding footage
for TS9 is digitized now. It was an amazing year.
The BEST powder ever, by far!! Through it all,
the bad weather, the lack of snow, the horrible
avalanche danger, we found some fun. We found
some snow. And we found some amazing weather.
Thunderstruck 9 will be another departure for
us though. Some of our regular riders did not
even see snow this year. One of our most popular
riders did not get out with us at all this year.
Some of our other riders put their sleds away
long ago.
And some of them went
CRAZY. Good CRAZY! Plain and simple, I have NEVER
seen the quality of riding I filmed this year.
Technical. Tight. Well-thought-out. Amazing. From
Julio Eiguren's amazing throwing-around-of-the-Apex
to Brad Story's squeezing through extremely tight
first ascents to Randy Swenson's bid at yet another
record-breaking tall chute climb, it has been
NUTS. From Cam Hicks' HOURS of powder footage
to Mark Mesenbrink's show-up-and-kick-butt attitude,
it has been nuts. From Shawn Hastings' fourth-times-a-charm
ascent to Trennis Baer's 9 chutes in an hour to
Doug Anderson and Travis Hyde and Wes Little's
3 foot of powder and sun day... From girls Riley
Jensen and Tina Thomas and Julie Marquart, taking
women's sledding forward with amazing powder riding
and crazy chute climbing. And Dave Schell and
Dan Bush pushing their sleds and bodies to the
limits! What a great time! Of course we did miss
Ange Dyer this year... Ange was married and moved
somewhere with NO SNOW! Doc Shawn Nesbo also took
the season off from filming as work and family
kept him occupied. And our resident Snow-crosser,
Taylor Dyess, also missed out on the film season,
mainly due to a very busy race schedule! But for
the most part, the boys and girls of Team Thunderstruck
made the upcoming film TS9 a monument... An incredible
journey into our world we like to call EXTREME.
Coming soon: TS9 on DVD
and Blu-Ray, a TS9 teaser, a 2011 calendar, new
clothing, new hats, new picture galleries, and
much, much more!
Our TS9 premiere schedule
will be coming out soon also but our first 3 dates
are set:
AUGUST 14 in Boise, ID
at the Egyptian Theater (WORLD PREMIERE)
AUGUST 21 in Spokane, WA at the Bing Crosby Theater
AUGUST 28 in Ogden, UT at the Egyptian Theater
Many more dates to come
soon!!! Thank you for reading!!! |
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RIDING UPDATE: The THUNDERSTRUCK 9
season will not doubt go down into the books as
being one of the most amazing seasons ever! While
many snowmobilers were searching out snow and
if they found snow, they had bad weather, we have
been so lucky with amazing snow conditions AND
amazing weather!! Although avalanche conditions
have been horrible all year, we have made the
best of each and every ride, staying safe but
playing hard!! A few riding highlights:
EARLY MARCH: Hitting the gorgeous mountains
in Wyoming again, Riley, Brad, Wes and I found
another Blue-bird day with no tracks! Brad and
Wes did some climbing and Riley tore up the powder.
Wes did happen to crash his propane-powered Turbo
Apex between the rocks but believe it or not,
no damage was done and he ended up finding parts
he had lost earlier in the season! And of course,
Wes was fine also! Brad was sporting the 2010-2011
KLIM clothing and it looks good on the snow! And
Riley was working on all the basic skills that
make someone a great rider, looking good the whole
time!!
BRAD on his new Polaris with the new KLIM
clothing! 
LATE MARCH: The FLYING SADDLE RESORT
in Alpine, WY was base of operations for the week
preceding the Jackson Hole Hillclimbs. We got
SO lucky this year, scoring 6 days of sunshine
(out of 7 days of riding). We had a huge crew
and everyone played very hard. This was the true
start to our hillclimbing season as avalanche
danger was low the entire week!! The first day
started off shaky as Brad Story hit a rock on
a chute climb and wrecked his new Polaris Dragon
Turbo. The rock bent his rails so bad that his
track spun off the drivers and his sled rolled
all the way down to the bottom. Mark Leiphemier,
Brad, Wes and a few others removed the suspension
completely and had Julio and John O stick the
bent rails between 2 trees to try to bend them
back to normal. They did a great job and believe
it or not, after Brad had put the suspension back
together, he rode his sled out!! As soon as he
got to the parking lot, he called and ordered
up some new rails!!
Poster with Dave and Jay Mentaberry 
Julio enters a tight one 
Dave with a nice re-entry
A few Canadian friends, Troy Lakusta
and Tina Thomas came down on this ride also. Troy
started out by almost climbing the Practice Chute
and then skinning his spindles on some rocks a
day later. Tina had some great moves on her 880cc
REV, and she even turned out of a climb over some
rocks for a crazy move that earned her much adulation
from those who watched!
Julio and John O brought their Turbo
Apexes to play hard and they climbed tons of stuff.
Brad Story had a great week, with several first
ascents and a HUGE first ascent to a knife-edge
ridge! AWESOME! Doug Anderson
made a climb in Smith Fork and on his way back
down got sucked into the avalanche debris. The
ensuing crash was crazy and violent as Doug's
Turbo Nytro decided to do the Yamaha-2-step and
buck him off! He was wearing a helmet camera and
let me tell you, it is a crazy crash!! Dave Schell
also came and rode a few days but his 860 REV
just did not seem like it was on its game. Dave
did some great re-entry shots on his wife's sled
though, and his Yellow and Orange color-combo
was gorgeous in the spring sun! Julie Marquart
also had a rough week, wrecking twice the first
day out and never really getting over the scare
she went through. Towards the end of the week
she pulled one of the finger chutes in Smith Fork
and it was STEEP!
Philip Yribar from 208 Productions came
along one day and did some filming for TS9. He
has a kick-butt camera that can film at 240 frames-per-second,
which means ULTRA SMOOTH slow-motion shots! Thanks
Philip!!
Our week ended with some fun and games
at the Jackson Hillclimbs, what a riot that was!!
EARLY APRIL: Since we rode very little
powder all year and the weather forecasters last
year said April would be VERY WET in 2010, I patiently
waited for El Nino to carry out his plan. Sure
enough, a 44 inch dump at Solitude Ski Area in
Utah got my blood pumping! We found some amazing
high-elevation private land and rode our hearts
out through the huge snowstorm and for the first
sunny day afterward! AMAZING! Doug, Travis, Wes,
Brad and I had a riot in the super-deep snow!
It is surely a ride we would never forget!! I
never thought Team Thunderstruck could be OUT
OF GAS and COMPLETELY TIRED OUT by 1:00pm but
we all were! In fact, we were off the mountain
just a little after 3:30pm!!! CRAZY!!
I thought this would be the best powder
of the year until I was driving home and Randy
Swenson called me from Canada. He said Saturday
was supposed to be sunny in Revy so I left Utah
and headed far north (17 hour drive!!)
Travis between the trees 
Doug on boost! 
Wes on the stocker!
Trennis jumped into the truck in Great
Falls and we arrived in Revy late Friday night
to reviews of a Friday ride that was DEEP. Everyone
woke at 5:30am Saturday and sure enough, getting
on the mountain by 7:30am was so worth it! The
snow was so deep!! Cam Hicks and brother Tyler
showed up to ride, Trennis and I, Brett Coupal,
Randy and Rozzy (Jeff Rosner). Troy Lakusta also
showed up for this amazing DEEP and SUNNY day!!
Another day we will never forget, we were wore
out and out of fuel early in the day!! So rest
assured, the powder footage in TS9 will be BY
FAR the best we've ever had!! And the many chutes
we pulled in Wyoming have started our hillclimbing
season off with a bang!
Cam descends deep powder 
Randy hits a windlip 
Rozzy going crazy! 
Trennis carving
Next stop, Canada!!
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Wednesday is the last day to
vote for the 2010 XTREMEY AWARDS! TS8 was nominated
this year so please go vote NOW!!
http://www.xtremey.net/
Vote TS8 and vote for your favorite
rider also!!!
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THUNDERSTRUCK
7.5 IS IN STOCK AND SHIPPING IS 100% CAUGHT UP!!
ORDER NOW, all 13 of our DVDs
are in stock along with the TS8 Blu-Ray!
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I just wanted to let everyone know
I have made a last-second change to the THUNDERSTRUCK
7.5 - UNPLUGGED DVD. I received quite a few e-mails
from people who read that there was no music included
on the DVD at all, it was just natural sounds.
Some of them asked for an OPTION to turn a musical
soundtrack off or on, depending on the viewer's
preference... So be it. TS7.5 will have an awesome
MUSICAL soundtrack which you will be able to turn
on or off on the main menu of the DVD! Hopefully
that will make everyone happy!!!! So now I do
have to send a new MASTER DVD to the duplicators
which will delay shipping another week. Hang in
there, it is coming and it is so worth it!! Just
Brad Story and Randy Swenson's extra footage that
was not in TS7 is worth the price of admission!!
:)
ORDER TS7.5 NOW:
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Wow, what a crazy season! No snow or very little
snow in many common "big-snow" areas
and those areas that have snow are extreme avy
danger! When will we see normal conditions?? El
Nino, you suck!!
We have had a couple great rides as Joe, Julio,
Riley and I tore up the Idaho and Wyoming mountains
for several days last week. Had 2 glorious days
of sun and powder, what a riot! Joe and Julio
are just for to watch and I'm certain Riley is
one of the best women riders out there! Wow can
she ride!!
I wanted to give a shout out to Mark
Leiphemier Yamaha and
MCXpress Turbos today! Joe, Julio and I were
all on our PUMP GAS MCXpress turbos and it is
just amazing how fun these sleds are to ride!
In the powder, climbing, technical tree riding,
it was all so very fun! To have that much horsepower
with no worries is amazing! Here are a couple
pics for your MCXpress fans:
:: click to enlarge :: 
:: click to enlarge :: 
:: click to enlarge :: 
Also wanted to give a shout out to one
of our newest sponsors, VHOLDR Helmet cameras!
Wow, their 1080P self-contained helmet cams are
so very cool!! Hi-def, baby! We have literally
been using these every minute of every ride and
the footage they produce is amazing!! Here is
some sample footage from Cam Hicks (filmed and
edited by Tyler Hicks) for a Ski-Doo contest he
entered recently: CAM
HICKS YOUTUBE (will re-direct you to youtube)
:: click to enlarge pic :: ----> 
:: Julio with 1080P helmet cam on!
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Travis between the trees 
Doug on boost! 
Wes on the stocker!
Cam descends deep powder 
Randy hits a windlip 
Rozzy going crazy! 
Trennis carving
