Togwotee/West Yellowstone pictures and video

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tkuss

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Here are some pictures from my recent trip to Togwotee and the Island Park/West Yellowstone/Big Sky area in Wyoming and Montana.

Be sure to check out the video as well at the bottom of this post.


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Here is a short video I made of the trip and put on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjrKgXmeZKE
 
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snoluver1

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Awesome pics!!--- Video?-- One thing I noticed is that Yami seems to want to high side ya quite a bit. You might think this goes against the grain, but try lowering the bars some. With a tall riser and a sled that weighs half a ton, it has a tendency to pull you over the top. Not trying to bust your balls, just offering some advice is all. Take it for what you think its worth.
 
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tkuss

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Yea with the willows holding the snow up a bit, there was 4 feet of powder there when we mowed down the willows for a bit.

Thanks for the advice on lowering the bars. If I were a better rider I could probably ride those carves out. When the camera is on and I have a bit of room, I like to get alot of speed and throw the sled into a carve as hard as I can because something funny generally happens. I usually either tip the sled over to much or fly over the other side. I figured I would put those clips into the video because they are fun to watch. The Apex is a beast of a sled to handle off trail compared to the rmk's and M's. But I was pretty proud since it got me everywhere I needed to go.
 
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tkuss

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That Nytro had a bent subframe and a arm from hitting multiple things over the trip. The shock spring was rubbing on the side of the a arm so we attached it to the truck and a tree with ratchet straps and ratcheted the shock back into the center as best we could so he could ride.
 
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