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as far as legality goes, you can take a snowcat anywhere a sled can go. u just need a green sticker for it. if you have a good cat, you can go almost anywhere a sled can if it's narrow enough. After more research and talking to some of the right people... i think we're gonna stick wit the...

yea but 2 revs carry only a few people. we need to get like 10 people at a time around. revs are more fun and better sleds, but if you know how to ride you can get anywhere on an old beater with a 136 track (ours are not old beaters, and they have 144 and 151 tracks)

yea and new sleds or a helicopter would be sick as hell and maybe in the next few years... haha. 6 new revs would be like $35,000. 6 older summits is like $10,000 and they do the same job. i'm getting a rev for myself though! hopefully next year we'll have a bigger budget and can upgrade to...

and here is the snowcat we're looking at...

These are some of the Tahoe Freeride snowmobiles...

So Tahoe Freeride has its fleet of six snowmobiles sitting in the driveway and ready for snow... This fleet is worth = $xx,xxx $xx,xxx is about what it would cost us to get a decent snowcat. What do you think would be better? a snowcat or six snowmobiles? Pros, cons, and usage: Either way...

That's why he needs to get on Tahoe Freeride. Dylan slays

fuck yea tucker perkins! that kid is so talented at such a young age. hes smooooth. n goes big

First one was shot by Max Miller and this one is by Patrick Fallon Moment rocks my world!

hell yea. lsean ogan is smoooooooth. that kid is gonna tear shit up n get whats comin to him. u see his us open runs?

the more riders we can get, the more toys we can get (like additional sleds) and sweet stuff we can do

SUGAR! i wanna head up there on the 25th, but im gonna be in jersey n then pc before that. u in a hurry to get up there?

The Tahoe Freeride Corp. has a freeride ski team, snowboard team, and will be offering high level private freeride lessons. The coaching is focused on backcountry freestyle, park & pipe, urban jibbing, big mountain & basic ski mountaineering. Both ski and snowboard sides are geared towards...

so the name fits. and you're wrong about alot of that pricing lecture. i went to college, lol. we're not all dumb kids here the price given by manufacturers is a "suggested retail price". different shops can choose to or are forced to sell at different prices because of outside variations that...

me too!

heavenly sucks balls. if you wanna live by a mountain u can shred if you can't find anything in kirkwood then get close to alpine and squaw. tahoe donner is only like 10 minutes from them so that'd be sick. and it's more fun to live in truckee then kirkwood

wooooowwww... whoever you are, you have way too much time on your hands! and take ski talk waay too seriously. i just saw all those posts you wrote in this thread since the last time i've been on newschoolers, and wow... i don't work for moment or that shop, i just think they're both sick. and...

hey when r u gonna be in tahoe? might have a place for u to crash

i just compared prices of skis between porters and sports exchange and every twintip was at least $100 more at porters