Hooper Krabbe

If you’ve ever dreamed of bombing down a mountainside, a snow bike is the perfect way to do it. Whether you’re a kid at heart, an old man in his seventies, or an infirm individual, you can now enjoy the snowy landscape on two wheels. There are a few things you should know about riding a snow bike. Read on to learn how to get on and brake on…[Read more]

If you love the adventure of mountain biking, you may want to consider getting a bike for bike skiing. There are a few different types of bike skiing available, including sit-down ski bikes, Freestyle bikes, and Ratzlaff skibobbers. You might also consider purchasing a SNO-GO(r) ski bike, which is a specialized mountain bike that allows you to…[Read more]

While mountain bikes are not as easy to carry, ski bikes can be ridden on chairlifts. Although manufacturers have specific recommendations for carrying ski bikes on chairlifts, most can be carried on the lap or side. To use the lifts, enter the line as usual, then exit the chair on foot. If you do choose to ride a chairlift, be sure to follow the…[Read more]

If you’ve never been on a snow bike before, you might be wondering what all the fuss is about. This type of bicycle requires no special fitness, and is an excellent choice for the winter months. The paddled rear track digs a trench when you lose forward momentum, often up to your shoulders. While a wipeout may feel like the end of the world, the…[Read more]

Unlike regular skis, ski biking is capable of fore-aft tilting. Because skis are fixed at the top, they have no brakes, and speed is controlled by carving left and right, or falling over. However, there are a few different styles of ski bikes, so it pays to research your options before purchasing one. This article will explore the differences…[Read more]