Tag: Timbersled

Hoyer stresses that everyone accessing the backcountry needs to do their part: Get avy trained, learn how to use avalanche safety gear and be a good wingman to their riding buds.

For model year 2022, Timbersled has added a new model to the lineup that will allow dirt-bike like performance in even deeper snow than ever before, called RIOT 3.

Although we don't ride snow bikes all that often—and clearly aren't great at doing it—we sure had a heck of a good time ripping around for our 2021 Timbersled shootout. As you…

For the 2021 Timbersled snow bike lineup, the company has focused on inspiring performance with upgrades to its top-of-the-line models and a new, smaller kit aimed at smaller and less experienced riders.

In “Jonny Moseley’s Wildest Dreams: SNOWMOTO”, British Columbia snow bike athlete Josh Stack teaches Moseley and JT Holmes the basics of riding a snow bike.

The following weekend I embarked on a journey to the Monashee mountains for three days of riding, where I would form my own opinion on the difference of the new ARO 3…

The 2020 Timbersled RIOT is based on the tried-tested-and-true Timbersled ARO platform, but the rear suspension has been altered to make the snow bike kit perform more like a dirt bike.

There is exciting news from Timbersled today, as the company has revealed that it will produce a new 129" track length option called the Timbersled 129 LE. The new kit will expand…

Loaded with a head full of assumptions and preconceived notions, the plan was put into place to demo a snow bike for a couple of days