It's oficial!!!!
Gordon on his 800 Snow Hawk is the Big Dog of the event!!!! It was a very close competition and the final run was won by less than 5'. The two bike's that ran for the rights were Gordon from Ut. on his 800 Snow Hawk, and Toby on a Yamaha YZ450F KMS Turbo.
Turbo class was won by Toby on a 2015 Yamaha YZ450F KMS Performance Turbo, Timbersled ST
Two Stroke bike class was won by Phil on a KTM 300, Timbersled SX 121
Naturally aspirated bike was won by Les on a Yamaha YZ450F, Timbersled 121
Snow Hawk 800 class was won by Gordon on a 800, 154 track
Snow Hawk 600 class was won by Robby from PA.
We all had such a good time, the rilvery between Hawkers and Snow Bikers was the icing on the cake. Hawkers and Snow Bikers mix like oil and water, but the riders are all cut from the same mold. The friendships that were formed on the mountain will carry on for years to come. I enjoyed meeting and hanging with the NUTSS guys.
Timbersled of Colorado was on the mountain with a fleet of bikes allowing riders to throw a leg over all of their bikes to see what kind of bike and Timbersled system fit their riding style best. They had 2015 Yamaha YZ450F 2015 Timbersled ST, 2014 Yamaha WR450F 2015 Timbersled ST, 2015 Yamaha YZ450F KMS Turbo Timbersled ST, 2010 Husaberg FX660 Timbersled LT, 2014 KTM 300XC 2014 Timbersled SX, and a 2014 Yamaha WR450F Timbersled LT.
KMS Performance was also on site for answers on their turbo systems and the performance they can provide for your equipment. Kelly is such a turbo enthusiast, he was found in the trailer willingly giving technical support to a home built turbo bike that had none of KMS's equipment on it. What a stand up guy and a great company to work with!!!!
TRAX the movie was on the mountain every day filming for the comming release of a movie based on the history of single ski snow machines and how they have evolved into the incredible machines we ride and love today.
The Hahn's Peak Roadhouse was a awesome place to host this event, with live music every night and great food, you could not ask for more accomadting host.
There were riders that represented as far away as, Canada, Washington, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, and Pensilvania.
I think everyone had a good time and are looking forward to the next event. We might go to Togowtee or back to Hahn's Peak same Presidents' Day weekend 2016.
Gordon on his 800 Snow Hawk is the Big Dog of the event!!!! It was a very close competition and the final run was won by less than 5'. The two bike's that ran for the rights were Gordon from Ut. on his 800 Snow Hawk, and Toby on a Yamaha YZ450F KMS Turbo.
Turbo class was won by Toby on a 2015 Yamaha YZ450F KMS Performance Turbo, Timbersled ST
Two Stroke bike class was won by Phil on a KTM 300, Timbersled SX 121
Naturally aspirated bike was won by Les on a Yamaha YZ450F, Timbersled 121
Snow Hawk 800 class was won by Gordon on a 800, 154 track
Snow Hawk 600 class was won by Robby from PA.
We all had such a good time, the rilvery between Hawkers and Snow Bikers was the icing on the cake. Hawkers and Snow Bikers mix like oil and water, but the riders are all cut from the same mold. The friendships that were formed on the mountain will carry on for years to come. I enjoyed meeting and hanging with the NUTSS guys.
Timbersled of Colorado was on the mountain with a fleet of bikes allowing riders to throw a leg over all of their bikes to see what kind of bike and Timbersled system fit their riding style best. They had 2015 Yamaha YZ450F 2015 Timbersled ST, 2014 Yamaha WR450F 2015 Timbersled ST, 2015 Yamaha YZ450F KMS Turbo Timbersled ST, 2010 Husaberg FX660 Timbersled LT, 2014 KTM 300XC 2014 Timbersled SX, and a 2014 Yamaha WR450F Timbersled LT.
KMS Performance was also on site for answers on their turbo systems and the performance they can provide for your equipment. Kelly is such a turbo enthusiast, he was found in the trailer willingly giving technical support to a home built turbo bike that had none of KMS's equipment on it. What a stand up guy and a great company to work with!!!!
TRAX the movie was on the mountain every day filming for the comming release of a movie based on the history of single ski snow machines and how they have evolved into the incredible machines we ride and love today.
The Hahn's Peak Roadhouse was a awesome place to host this event, with live music every night and great food, you could not ask for more accomadting host.
There were riders that represented as far away as, Canada, Washington, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, and Pensilvania.
I think everyone had a good time and are looking forward to the next event. We might go to Togowtee or back to Hahn's Peak same Presidents' Day weekend 2016.
