Well the months are ticking by, lots is going on and everyone is talking about their new sleds, gear, and what they think the weather is going to do this season. The Alpine Assassins are all talking about what color wrap to put on their new Ski-Doo freerides, and what rad new gear from HMK they will be sporting. Check out hmkusa.com and see the Alpine Assassins “WE RIDE” teaser on their home page. Also have you seen the new Avi-Pack 33L from Wary (makers of Avi-Vest). We have been riding the Avi-Vest for two years now, and you will see some of us sporting the new Avi-Pack 33L this year too, not to mention its the newest avalanche airbag system on the market. We are also planning to release a few webasodes this season on our website for you to view. Some will be unused footage from this past year, and some might be new footage as the season goes on. Check the Video page on our site to stay current.
Some other thanks and new sponsors for the upcoming 2011/12 winter.
ADS Motorsports will be the New Presented By: Sponsor for the upcoming season and the film that we will make from it, so thank you ADS and if you need a new sled in Utah you can check out their showroom with the latest models from SKi-Doo!!
White DDS is on board this year and Dr. Dave White himself is an avid snowmobiler. You might notice he also rolls a Summit XP with a sickter Alpine Assassins wrap and rides with the Tahoe squad from time to time. If you need some dental work call white dds cauz he can fix you up, or maintain that beautiful smile you have!! Thanks White DDS! 
Thin Air Motorsports and the Tahoe squad of Alpine Assassins have lots of good times planned for this year. They hosted our world premier of “WE RIDE” in Reno this October with a few sick sleds on display. They just got the new ski-doo’s in and I hear they are going fast! Jay, Thor, and crew from Thin Air you guys rock!
HMK outterwear is back on board for another great season with Alpine Assassins. Kirk, Chad, and Lucas you guys are great support and we thank you for being you! There will be some bright new outfits and dope new looks being sported by the Assassins this year thanks to HMK!
WARY, the makers of AVI-VEST, have just released their new Avi-Pack 33L which is a great snowmobile avalanche airbag system, and with continued support the Alpine Assassins will be safe in the backcountry again while promoting avalanche safety with WARY. Thank WARY your systems are unmatched and so key on the hill!
RSI is also still backing the Alpine Assassins movement and doing it right! Bars, Risers, grip heaters, billet controls, and some things in the works that will sure to be rad aftermarket goodies to have. Thanks Wade and RSI for your continued support!
509 not only are they producing the best snowmobile goggles and helmets available, but check their 2011 film “We Are Snowmobilers” and see the Alpine Assassins with a full segment! Thank you Tom and the 509 crew for supporting our movement!
Texas Tea Lubes is a 100% full synthetic oil for what ever you need. They make 2-stroke, and 4-stroke for sleds and toys, or basic truck/car oil. Check their website for more details, but you will see the Alpine Assassins running their new sleds on Texas Tea this year! Thanks Mike and Texas Tea
Custom Floor Care is backing the Alpine Assassins this season and we thank John Helmer and Hanna for your support to the movement! If you need your carpets cleaned or anything else they offer go to wereontheway.com and they will get it done!
SS Auto in Ogden Utah is always in support of Alpine Assassins and thank you Holly, Stacy, and Randy. Our Trucks came from the right place. Need a sick truck that can haul your sleds? go see Randy Sugihara from SS auto brokers in Ogden Utah!
Full Throttle Tahoe will be hosting some clinics that Duncan Lee and Ken Evans will be instructing this season. Thanks for the support Heath and Family.
To all our sponsors: Thank you for your support, we know that this season will be better than the previous and this is the trend that we are setting. Alpine Assassins is a unique movement to snowmobiling and we are making the kind of noise that people will listen to!! Not only do we enjoy and believe in your products, but its nice to know that we can confidently tell others that you all make the kind of product that they should be riding too, because we do and it works! Thanks. AA
With the money booter at 80 ft, and a rythem section of two 50 footers and a 60 footer, the boys were flying all over the place. This year we put in a hip jump that looked like it was around 60 plus and there were sleds sideways all day off that thing.
Around mid afternoon the sled count was over 100 and people were enjoying the spring Sierra sun and sledding. The first day was great and only a few wrecked sleds and broken bones. We heard there was a broken collor bone, and dislocated knuckle. Not bad for an open track of jumps these size. Once the day got going it was non stop action. There were a few boondock contests, which Luke Stephens out of Bear Vally CA won on his Ski Doo 154 race machine. As well as some killer hucking and even some drag racing. Charles was holding the drags with his Polaris dragon turbo, and nobody could step to his speed. At one point Randy Sugihara towed a skier into one of the gap jumps, that was awsome, with out injury they both made the gap and people were fired up.
Sunday started around noon with everyone moving pretty slow. The snow was wet and slushy and getting intresting on the jumps. Ken Evans and Shane Kelley did some work on the money booter and then started hitting it a few times. Shane turned to me and said “yo D, my timing is a little off today……” which I took lightly. Then after a few minutes he came into the money booter, the day before he was making that jump look like a cake walk, he launched and was imedeitely sideways and didn’t look good. He came up just a little short and all jacked up. He was flung from his sled and both cartwheeled down the landing. The crowed was silent. Shane broke some ribs, had a contusion on his chest, brusied his kidney, and poped out his shoulder. He walked away and even got on the mike
There was also a doubles race, the crew from Bear Valley was intense and they really wanted a doubles race, so it went down and ofcourse Luke Stephens won that! What a great day to end the weekend of Huckfest! See you all next year!
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