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Grand battle of the cheapest winter vehicles: sleds, snowdogs, 2x2 atv etc.
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2018
- In this vid you'll see the grand battle of the cheapest winter vehicles: snow mobiles, snowdogs, sleds, 2x2 atv motorcycles etc. Speed and offroad test!
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I would like to see a competition where all the vehicles have to drive 20ish kilometers from a rural location to a small town, pick up 50ish kilos of supplies or another person, and then return to the starting point. I think of it as a real world application.
Skis..... ..you can do that with skis.... ..I've done a 42km trip in less than 12 hours with a backbag weighing little under 30kg and an assault rifle... ..towing a sled behind wouldn't do much difference.... Fastest one in my company made that same trip in under 8hours but he was crazy into sports and stuff and even back then I was already bit on the heavy side and not as fit...
Not sure I'd be terribly worried about speed. What I'd be most interested in is which machine can carry a predetermined load the furthest on a predetermined amount of fuel. Rough terrain would be a good one of course.
I think it would have been nice to know the average range of each one with a full fuel tank along with load carrying capacities. Another thing many people would want to know is which machines are the most comfortable to operate on longer trips.
Those 2 wheel drive rokons have hollow wheels to carry fuel. And when empty allow floating across river.
I agree that carrying a load as well as fuel capacity would be a better test. In which case putting a 10hp Diesel motor would make any of the vehicles preform really well due to the Diesels torque as well as getting over 100 mpg with that size engine. Wish I knew how to weld so i could make something appropriate to travel on snow and rough terrain, personally I love the Rokon copies
You should have added an old 2000$ sled just to see how it destroys the competition.
@Us3rX100 - It's 47 years old.
@@dustintunis9347 NERRRRRD!
@@rajgill7576 - HEY... I resemble that remark. I was born in 1982, so adding 11 years (10 + my birthday that hasn't happened yet this year) was easy math.
$2,000 in 1972 is equivalent to $12,043 in 2019 So you could probably get something nicer if you adjust for inflation.
pfistor that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about a USED price in 2019! You can’t sell a used sled more than it’s original price that’s not how the world works.
There is a pretty cool 2x2 diesel bike made in the UK with 2 quad tyres. 97mpg and good in the summer as well
Looks like great fun, always look forward to your next vid!
I like your videos I really appreciate how you show random stuff that people can have and just go have fun with
Again Great video , but would have been nice to have more information on individual machines like- HP and engine type , towing capabilities , storage space ect.. keep the videos coming I just subscribed.
That looks like gr8 fun, just for the help of it!! Love it.😉😊
More on the 2x2 cycle...great video
Awesome concept. Thanks for this one.
Excellent test and interesting results! I would be interesting to see a comparison of the tracked machines in deeper snow and how well they move out, as well as pulling and hauling, common tasks on a farm! subscribed!
Anyone else notice the guy falling off at 4:24?
Yea man. looked like he just fell off..lol
@@Ajaxaxxess gravity will get ya.
@@jerrybear3081 Gravity or Vodkas?
@@Ajaxaxxess statistically, gravity is responsible for most if not all falls. but i dont live in a slavic country so....
The narrator forgot to mention they had a drinking contest before this video!
Yes definitely make more videos like this!! They are great
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing.
Very nice demonstrations! I need a couple of these to get my gear transported to remote hang gliding sites. Also great for collecting firewood and doing other chores.
Fantastic idea and flawless execution!!
Hello. Awesome video and inovations. Interested in the 2 drive wheel bike. By any chance know if its plans are on line or is it manufactured? Damn thing is slow but sure and steady. Light weight that it can be disassembled and packed is awesome. Love to have one.
maybe not the best machines for "Fun". but most of these seem like quality utility vehicles for snow.
good test, good video, and good production value
Some of these damn things look like they're straight out of a Mad Max movie.
The Ski Doo Elan is basically the best design for an inexpensive snowmobile, it surprises me that nobody is selling a copy of it. Back in the 1970s, there were a ton of snowmobile manufacturers and almost all of them were Elan clones.
Your not wrong about that.
I like it. Something we would have done in my hometown when I was younger.
Fantastic!
That was AWESOME y’all!
Really cool machines most I’ve never seen before! Lol!
I’m in Northern Cali we get a fair amount of snow here and not to for from my house it gets feet deep no problem!
We drive full size Chevy 4x4 trucks! Mines a 1998 total custom everything really...
Right on though you guys!
Great video!
awesome ! thanks for the video !
Interesting with that price point show s their stuff in real condition s , cheap fun. Good vid!
Do you have more information on the 2x2 that is NOT the Taurus? ( Master pro?) Cannot find it
Some of those remind me of the old Bolens Diablo Rouge
How about a 2 stroke 250cc MX motorcycle with spiked tires like the use for ice racing front and rear?
The comments are quite entertaining... from people not understanding that different locations/climates have different economies/used prices for equipment, to one guy even comparing capitalism with communism as he bashes all the rigs in this vid! Hilarious! Obviously these machines have a share of the market where this footage was taken, and I found the vid entertaining because I'm just interested in all things motorized. Thanks for uploading!
What brand was that 2x2
Love this.
Yes I love to see these competitions between any type of snow vehicles especially alternative text do it yourself homemade or inexpensive are preferred
now that's what i call a glorious start line :P
Excellent video.
Just buy a mid 90s-early 2000s used sled most of them are in the $1,000-$2,000 usd range
Ya my 98, 670 ski Doo would do circles around them.
Great to watch if you are looking to purchase one. I am choosing the Taurus 2x2.
Love it - any of these would be very welcome in Alaska, where the average snowmobile price is over $7,000!
Just buy a used one for 2k
Dont understand when people like "just buy 90s snowmobile/sportbike/supra/etc. gonna be stronk" most of old vehicles, espesially those which are made for fun, require much attention and supply of parts, which are often expensive. Also, in some countries you have to have licence to ride a smowmobile. Moreover, some models of sleds are capable to go hard offroad in every season, not only in winter.
What is that 2 wheel drive motor cycle? We have one similar in America
This is a great demonstration of “getting what you pay for” and at around $2k each, they are overpriced. Just my silly opinion.
Rod Z well I think your silly opinion is right 😆
Ah common, those 2x2 bigwheels would be a riot. Brand new under 2K I'd be game for one.
@@davidoakley3256 agreed, be fun at the beach too
@@J-C8573 everyone
there are non-motorized bcycles that are more expensive
We just got 12 inches of snow and 6 degrees f. here in the Colorado mountains ( 8000 to 14000 ft. Elevation). We are going off-road today with our trucks! Awesome video, looks like great fun!
Westslope, grand mesa, 12 inches at 6500, and almost 2 feet on top :)
+Power Wagon thanks for watching!
In North Dakota we've been known to have 6 feet of snow in one storm. Just my luck that when I get my 1971 Massey ski whiz fixed, we get a tiny piddley winter.
Any links to the products?.. can I buy from usa?
how much did they travel test
Good hot fun on a cold russian day !! Loved it all. Thanks .
Id like to have these guys for my neighbors.
Did anyone have the MTT-136 Electric snow Track? I'm wondering how it would have done on your second Hill climb
No, but I would like to have one to test it
what is the brand of the other motorcycle, which is not the taurus?
How does one go about getting their hands on these in the states?
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Cannot see myself spending more than 1500 on a snowmobile. I cannot believe how pricey they are in other countries.
Fun to watch.
great video!!
There a lot of realy nice looking old school race of snowmobile here in Canada Quebec where they invented snow mobile vehicule .
I could drive my Ford Mondeo stationwagon in that amount of frost .... sorry, snow. 😆
Super. 👍
Is that polaris s new line up
Whats that thing called at 2:34 ?
They all look pretty good
Yes, please show us more. Thank you.
Sick video
What are those two bikes on the end, I dont think he said and i cant read any of the words on it 3:40
Pretty fun
These all lool really fun haha
Cool
Rokon trailbreaker with suspension tracks would be ultimate
Thanks from red deer alberta
More videos great job
But hey viva la difference! I like the video.
no single ski snow scooters?
where i live you can get polaris indy's or many other used reliable 80's and 90's 2 stroke sleds for $500 all day
I like your channel!
Awesome video bro !
Darren Jackson thanx a lot!
Is this in USD or what currency are we talking about?
My 1997 Arctic Cat Powder Special 580 twin is worth a few hundred bucks, and it'll still tear ass and go 80+ miles an hour.
This was good
Nice fun by big boys 🥰
remember the first people have an advantage because the snow and ground is much more solid and after so many people pass by it .....the dirt and snow is already tossed around and loose soil so the others will have a harder time with there wheels spinning out from the loose soil.
good video , Very interesting, I think I have something to build now...haha...God bless ...doug (kanada)
"Snowdogs' fail hill climb because they dont have enough weight on them self so they have no traction. If anyone would sit on the dog itself it would go straight up the hill :)... same as guy 7:15 ... if he would sit on the damn thing (instead of jumping off) his weight would give more traction.
I thought of one a go-ped converted to a sno-ped.
I think putting them to weave through some tight woods would be a good test, just like the obstacles... also the 2x2 bikes can have more power added to be faster.. not to mention that first race some racers jumped the gun and started way before the others did.... Also some sort of lifting test over obstacles like a fence or something & going through creeks & valleys...
Deep powder snow test too could be useful to even things back out.... 2x2 might not be so good unless even fatter tires for powder snow... also transporting them in the back of a truck should be considered... also a warmth factor, I am sure the 2x2 with motor between legs could help to keep you warmer... or storage & ability to work on them indoors, a 2x2 you can bring into your room and up stairs if needed.. or a thin ice test to see who can make it across the thinnest ice. Just some ideas.. thanks for uploading, very interesting video!
In conclusion, you can see a 2x2 is not ideal for carrying supplies or being a speed demon or the safest vehicle for anyone to use. BUT it will get you to and from your destination over the terrain such as these. Roads, snow, rocks, weaving in and around small forests, etc. The worst ones there were the front driven sleds for everything. Probably the cheapest ones. And probably just fine for taking a bundle of kindling down a smooth driveway to your mailbox. Or vice versa. lol I would say your choice should be based off your needs and money available. :)
Best one is 2x2 motor cycle!(can use it in summer too!👍)
Nice Video I like these comparison contests. I am a little curious how well a front seat snow dog would do compared to the 2x2 bikes in spring summer off road conditions. I'm sad it didnt look like you had a rokon in the test. but 2x2 are not made to go fast in slick conditions anyway. slow and steady gets you home at the end of the day.
Thanks ! Front seat sled is definately not for spring and summer conditions
I have a rokon, it would have done that test, but it also would have been out of the price range they talked about. Last time I looked they were about $7000.00 (USD)
@@jerrystott7780 I bought one at a tractor show 2 years ago for 1,500$ its an older model but I dont believe any of these units are new..... Thing seems as bulletproof as my (1986) Suzuki quadrunner ltf250 4x4 with differential lock.4x4 High, low and super low switch ability.
@@jerrystott7780 oh, and I only have about 1k into that Suzuki..... I paid 400 for it, put new (diet devils on front/swamp witches on back) tires on it, rebuilt the carb with custom jets for more power using lt250r parts adjusted the valves because the never ending chatter , fixed the muffler as it was rattling(welded up a custom piece and intake had a new moose filter installed and replaced the u joint (which was welded by previous owner) and the planetary gear (because i was already replacing the ujoint and the seal was damaged) from a used machine aswell as adjusted the clutch (2 times since ive owned it once every other year it seems and I ride as much as possible) and fluid changes then switched out all the cables and did the brakes. All labor was my own obviously but that's under 2k.... And has a winch and an led aftermarket light, aswell as a tow bar and actual 4x4 capability. It'll run 50mph and is a gas miser, using straight gas.
@@constitutionalrepublican1611 the price I named was for a new one 5 years ago, my first one lasted 15 years and cost $5,000.00
Idk why I’m watching this, I live in Texas
Visionary...
@@kx3kx3 didn't age well huh? i didn't get a winter vehicle but i did get a few busted pipes :')
2021 February Snow Storm Norrtheast USA : UA-cam suggested this. Now I want a “SnoDog”
Damn ,. Burr , the coldest video on utube.
Huh..... Neat
A pair of cross country skis, even cheaper, used skis. Any left over captured Russian skis from the Winter War that were not used as fire wood? Or perhaps, snow shoes. : D
You guys are smart
In the us the slow 340 snowmobiles do like 75 the avg do 100 mph . Are American made snowmobiles common in Russia too or only these snow dogs ?
Both of my 2008 Skidoo 800 Summit snowmobiles where under $2000 and both run and drive perfectly. I have an additional 4 Polaris RMK snowmobiles from the late 1990s that all run and drive just fine each purchased for less than $1000.
Really? How do you get an Arctic Cat 800 Summit when Summit is a Ski-doo trademark?
@@davidoakley3256 you are right. It is not an Arctic Cat. It is a Skidoo. I don't know what I was smoking. Sorry. I'll change the original post but leave this here to document my temporary stupidity. :)
Now I think adding a wench to the front of my snowdog looks like a great idea - great demo.
Garyoutlaw yes it may improve the traction
I strapped a wench to the front once. She wasn't nearly effective as the winch I replaced her with.
Does she serve beer? Lol
Make sure she's dressed warmly!
Great idea, if you get stuck she can get off and push, not to mention other things she can help service !
you should come to Canada, We have snow to test those machines!
I like when their comrade falls out of the sled .... while going in a straight line. Haaaaaa
Speed would be less important to me. Consistancy and distance over various terrain. It also shows that it may be necessary to buy a more expensive machine and sacrifice elsewhere.
I Like The Simplicity Over Conventional Snowmobiles..Don't See These In Canada ever, I'd Buy One But Probably Easier To Fabricate By Hand
I like them all. But the orange one more. & the blue one
Shit where can i buy one of them tracked snowdog machines with the sled to stand on in Canada for under 2000$..and how are they in deep powder
Theyre dog slow but pr9bably best in sheer powder, but most of these are also decent in fresh pow anyway
You cant.. They're all about 3500
You could build one
Just buy a actually ski doo
Many of these look like modern reproductions of 1960 designs of Bolens and Polaris
Yea the old Polaris Traveller! Good call
S C THE FOX TRACK BACK IN THE 60S
Yea that's what I was thinking it's like they went backwards with technology lol
What is one at 2:43 blue 15hp what? Model?
+Charles Benoit its motorsled Irbis Muhtar
i got my ski doo 500cc for 1400 dollars... 1350 miles on it runs awesome