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@Chives09: "aren't as maneuverable and want to revert on ya quickly" ... if they revert quickly, sounds really maneuverable to me. ...also the reason people revert is they wuss out or have been instructed improperly and sit in the back seat. its a pretty easy fix. Just get forward and apply pressure on the bars. Stoked you found ski biking though whatever you ride. It's a fun sport!

ideally sure but snow seldom has roots and rocks and it's usually pretty smooth and powdery. suspension doesn't really do that much on a ski bike other than some softening of bigger impacts when you leave the ground.

@preston67: as a life long skier I get it. the reality is we actually need way more ski areas.. not resorts, areas, affordable areas. Like bike parks and trails but ski slopes to spread the community out. It's a shame it's so commercialized and I hope to fight the good fight against these mega resorts controlling our experiences. That said, if want any fight we need more participants and dollars coming into the industry. This is why I believe so strongly in sno-gos product. It brings in new participants and dollars at scale. With those dollars, we can direct change. It's the first step in the right direction.

New bikes have FOX see sno-go.us website... Reed was testing a DVO for snogo at the time of this shoot.

100% man - https://sno-go.us/products/shifted is your ticket.

@nickfranko: cause I'm the dude that writes the copy ChatGPT is trying to emulate.

Happy to answer this one. I've been a sponsored ski athlete since I was 16.. now 38. Been snogoing for 4 seasons now and I have to say what is cool about it,- is the way I see terrain differently. I move through the trees differently. I brake and slash, bob and weave on entirely different lines that I would have overlooked on my skis. The fact I'm holding bars brings my face closer to action. It feels more like pinning a technical downhill on my mountain bike. It's incredibly exhilarating. Any athlete would be stupidly ignorant to not give these things a chance. Not every day is 12 inches of pow and steeps and frankly I miss riding my bike in the winter and this brings that back. Snogos are just a different way to experience the mountain and I think its rad af because I love biking too. This is why I keep making videos of Reed and Nicholi. You guys realize that those guys love it right? This is not some.. hey "we'll pay you fuck loads of money" stunt right? Reed volunteered to do this cause he thought it was dope and fun idea and he loves riding his snogo. The other point I think you're missing here is that most people can't ski. 4/5 that try it quit after day 1. There's 50 million cyclists in america and only 3 million skiers. That's a huge gap. Snogos are stupidly easy to learn, take like 30 minutes and you're carving. It's fucked up to be honest. It's almost too easy. I see nothing wrong with giving all 47 million of those cyclists that don't ski an alternative winter sport that is a familiar as riding their bike. More happy people doing healthy shit outside solves a lot of problems in my view.

yea man! they're just like a missile!! hahaha

Hey I just have to chime in here. You are entirely misinformed if you have not ridden a SNO-GO. These things are not snow scoots at all. Snow scoots lack the ability to articulate the skis with your center of mass over the inside edge of your outside ski like a pro skier. That is why you had a shitty experience on the snow scoot - the SLAT technology in a SNO-GO takes care of that which is why they are so damn fun and easy to pick up. The learning curve is like 30 minutes and for any seasoned mountain biker, you'll be jumping in the park within runs and pinning it through the trees.

@JWadd: https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdk5vGRn/. Hockey stop, initiated by leaning on your handle bars. If you can ride a bike, you'd figure it out on your first run.