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SledClub.com News: Cody Borchers Interview
By: SledClub.com


                                                    Cody Borchers



                                                      



Age: 29
Residing:
Calgary, AB
Sponsors: A&E Racing, Ski-doo, Martin Chrysler, Slednecks, Blue Marble Oil, RK Tek, Bulldog
Decks, Dyno Port, Fly racing, HMK, OGIO, Fox Helmets, MBC, Oakley, AMP.

 

What got you into sledding and how long have you been doing it for?

 

My buddy Pat and his family. I use to live in Sherwood Park, AB and I
would hang out at his house whenever I could. His family had a bunch of
sleds and I was allowed to come over and enjoy. It continued from there.  Then my
family moved to Cochrane, AB.   My brother and I worked to save up enough
money to buy XLT Polaris'.  We met a couple guy's in a local riding area
near Cochrane. They saw that we had enough talent to take us to Golden, BC.
And that was the first time in the mountains. Ever since then we just
couldn't get enough.  Now here I am.

 

What kind of sled/s did you ride this year and what mods did you do to it/
them?

 

I have 2 sleds this season and they are 07 Race chassis' with 800 Ski-doo
power plants. One has a RT Tek piston head kit with a Dyno Port pipe and
silencer that works amazing. It sure makes a difference from stock. The
other one has a 06 power tek 800 that is stock with a Dyno port pipe and
silencer. With a couple of little tricks and that’s it.........(top secret)
Haha!!!

 

You had an early season injury.  What happened?

 

I broke my Rt Radius and wrist. I had a plate and 8 screws put in. That was
pretty sh**ty. It happen December 8 in Colorado at the Compound. I was
trying to learn freestyle. I over jumped the landing, landed flat and snap!

This started your season off on a bad note. Were you still able to reach
all your goals for the year?

 

Yes it was hard to take, I love all times of the winter and I missed out on
a lot of early season riding. I started riding mid February and battled
cloudy days after days. It took awhile to get the confidence back, but I
have been able to do everything I wanted to accomplish.


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You just finished sledding in Whistler.  Who where there with and
how did that go for you?

 

Whistler was awesome this year, I got to ride with Rob Alford, Geoff Kyle,
Ray Archer, Chris Brown, Chris Burandt, Cory Davis, Randy Sherman and Dan
Treadway. It was a good time and there were a couple ups and downs, but that
is a part of sledding.

 

What videos can we look out for in seeing you in this year?

 

Slednecks 10, Frontier Films, maybe Matchstick and maybe On The Pipe, we’ll
see about those. It would be sweet to be in a Ski Video, and Moto Video.


Where did you get to sled this winter?

 

Revelstoke BC, Whistler BC and Colorado.


Do you stay at Rob Alfords bed and breakfast when you’re  in Revy?

 

Oh for sure, it’s a really nice place to stay. Rob always invites me.

 

I hear he can cook a pretty mean breakfast. Is this true?

 

Rob cooks a mean one.  Then I have to clean up the mess....Haha. Robby makes
it a good visit for all his guests!

 

What would you pick if you could only choose one;  Deep pow descents, big
drops or huge booters?

 

Oh man. I love it all too much to choose one.


What about between gnarly flips or tweaked out whips?

 

Well gnarly flips are ballz and they’re pretty wild. Tweaked out whips are
the funnest things to do, I can't get enough of them. There's no other
feeling then throwing a big whip and being upside down.


You have been tweaking those whips out pretty good lately!  any secrets?

 

Thanks, I have been trying to get better at them. It takes practice and
practice for me.


What do you think about the new 2008 Rev XP?  And would you consider
riding on one next year?

 

I have ordered 2 for next year. Ski-doo has changed snowmobiling again. I
want to be on them as soon as possible. They look cool. Can’t wait!


Any advice you can give to someone before heading into the backcountry?

 

Yes, Avalanche gear and take a course as well.  Make sure you know how to use it!
Because the only survival out there is you and your group! Make sure to be
prepared for anything. Bring things to keep warn and be prepared to stay
over night. Things can change so fast while being out there.  Be sure to bring lots of
water and food,  your buddy might forget his....... Use your Head,
common sense and have fun!


Any words of wisdom or quotes to live by?

 

Work Hard and Play Harder. Treat people the way you want to be treated..

 

Any last comments or people you want to give thanks to?

 

Thanks to all my sponsors and everybody that makes it possible for me to do
this.

 

Thanks for your time Cody


No problem,

Thank you.

 

 



Published On: 6/4/2007
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The SLP triple pipes and can for the Max that is!  I'm soooo stoked.  She's gonna scream this winter, I can't wait to put 'em on.  I thought my buddys with the Maxs' had triple pipes but apparently they don't so it looks like it's just me in that class!  Woohoo.  I also got the piston kit for the Polaris too.  I'm going out of town this weekend so hopefully next weekend i'll get to put all this new stuff on and maybe the weekend after that, take the sleds out for a spin.  There is quite a bit of snow up in the high country around here.  Almost went from summer straight to winter but today was a nice fall day.  So yeah, put up some photos of the Bronco game I went to for my birthday 2 weekends ago too.  What a blast that was.  Well what I remember of it at least.  I'm gonna add some more pics soon of some other cool stuff i've been doin' around here but not tonight.  I'm tired so i'm outta here


Published On: 9/26/2006
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This is the World Premiere release of Frontier Films newest sled film teaserPresented by Sledclub.
 First to be seen onSledclub.com "2 Stroke Cold Smoke 9"  
We are putting up 2 versions of the teaser, one with a "Hardcore" music track by Dry Kill Logic, or a chilled mode "Hip- Hop" version with a music track from Opio.
The film was shot in the Mountains of British Columbia, Alaska, Sweden and a few other far off places.Deep and Deeper powder, big hits, big cliffs and new tricks!
Shot with 16mm film and Dvcam.
Starring: Ross Mercer,Christoph von Alvensleben, Kyle Armbrust,Randy Sherman, Geoff Kyle, Cody Borchers, Chris Burandt and many more top sledders in the industry. 
For more info on premiers and ordering the dvd check out www.FRONTIERFILMS.COM


Published On: 8/25/2006
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My Blog: Hi
By: polaris_800xc


Hi Folks

Published On: 4/16/2006
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What ar ya at

Published On: 4/16/2006
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My Blog: Hello
By: polaris_800xc


Hi there

Published On: 4/16/2006
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i crash today .    it sucked   btu i didnt break anything on my sled.     it is just my anckle    it hurts    but not broken .    i was going around the course for this cross country snowmachine  race this weekend that i am goign to race in and biffed it       still going to race tho       well though ti would just  write one of these since i was bord       peace


Published On: 4/13/2006
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Polaris Water Crossing.




Published On: 3/20/2006
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SledClub.com News: Red Bull Fuel and Fury
By: SledClub.com


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RED BULL FUEL + FURY:

Returns to its Roots (and Snow) in Alaska Backcountry, April 8-15, 2006

 

Santa Monica, Calif. (March 13, 2006) – In search of snow, the next edition of the Red Bull Fuel + Fury freestyle snowmobiling competition invades the Alaskan backcountry near Girdwood, Alaska, April 8-15, 2006. After a two-year urban assault atop dirt and woodchips on the historic grounds of the abandoned Pabst Brewery in Milwaukee, Wis., the 2006 event returns to its natural habitat – with a new twist.

 

Always pushing the sport of freestyle snowmobiling, the 2006 Red Bull Fuel + Fury will feature up to sixteen of the world’s best backcountry riders, who will select and team up with the industry’s top videographers. Together, they will take part in the seven-day filming competition featuring Alyeska Ski Resort as home base and the ChugachRange, which gets more annual snowfall (600+ inches) than anywhere else on earth, as their playground. In addition to the new location, the public will have the final say in who will take home a share of the $20,000 purse.

 

“I’m really looking forward to returning to the roots of snowmobiling and letting the public have a say,” said 2003 Red Bull Fuel + Fury winner Jay Quinlan, who grew up in the 49th state. “The backcountry is where the sport was created. Riding on natural terrain lets you really express your own style, and the video element will allow us to put a broader range of things in our segments.”

 

TAKE ONE! ACTION!

 

Each rider-videographer team will create a two-to-four minute segment of video footage that will make up their “run” in the competition, replacing the standard two-minute run in a stadium-style contest. Each rider will select his own videographer from such notable snowmobile filmmakers as Slednecks, Rath Films, Turnagain Hardcore Productions and Frontier Films. Riders are also free to select other independent producers of their choice.

 

The first six days (Saturday, April 8 – Thursday, April 13) will be spent riding the backcountry, with cameramen on-hand capturing the action. On Friday, April 14, the final day of competition, riders will tackle a natural terrain park on Glacier Bowl atop Alyeska Ski Resort. This competition will be a jam-session style format that is open to the public, providing riders one last chance to capture solid tricks on film. All of the finished segments will be due at 11:59 p.m. on Friday. Entries will be digitized and posted online for one day of judging on Saturday, April 15.

 

Voting: YOU be the Judge!

 

The entire snowmobile community will determine the competition’s winner. By logging onto www.redbullfuelandfury.com throughout the day on Saturday, April 15, the public will be able to view each rider’s segment and cast their e-ballot for their favorite.

 

Viewing/voting parties will take place at Polaris dealers or local snowmobile clubs throughout the lower 48 states. The remaining votes will come from the attendees at the Red Bull Fuel + Fury viewing party on Saturday, April 15 in Anchorage, at the historic 4th Avenue Theater, from 7:00 p.m. - midnight. At the end of the night, all votes will be tallied and the winners will be announced.  

 

The industry’s best sky pilots

 

A field of 16 riders, including eight representing Alaska, has been invited to compete:

 

·         Kyle Armbrust (Anchorage, AK)

·         Jimmy Blaze (Anchorage, AK)

·         Cody Borchers (British Columbia, CAN)

·         Chris Burandt (Kremmling, CO) - 2005 winner

·         Sam Carver (Valdez, AK)

·         Dane Ferguson (Anchorage, AK)

·         Tommy Frankson (Anchorage, AK)

·         Heath Frisby (Caldwell, ID)

·         Kourtney Hungerford (West Yellowstone, MT)

·         Geoff Kyle (British Columbia, CAN)

·         Ross Mercer (Whitehorse, Yukon, CAN)

·         Jay Quinlan (Breckenridge, CO) - 2003 winner

·         Dan Phillips (Glenallen, AK)

·         Jason Semler (Anchorage, AK)

·         Randy Sherman (Anchorage, AK)

·         Christoph Von Alvensleben (Anchorage, AK)

 

Alternate:

Lee Stuart (Winnipeg, Manitoba, CAN)

 

The 2006 event boasts $20,000 in total prize money, including $5,000 for the “Best Run” from Friday’s Jam Session at Alyeska. The remaining $15,000 will be divided for the overall segment prizes (to be split between the rider and videographer) - $7,000 for first place, $3,000 for second place and $2,000 for third place, plus three $1,000 “preems” for “Best Line,” “Biggest Air” and “Worst Wreck.”

 

RED BULL FUEL + FURY

 

Considered the premier freestyle snowmobile competition in the world, Red Bull Fuel + Fury’s origins are in Jackson, Wyo., when in its second year of competition in 2003, Jay Quinlan performed the first backflip in competition history. In 2004 and 2005, the event moved to an urban environment at the abandoned Pabst Brewery complex in Milwaukee, Wis., and featured a unique course with double the jumps and elements the riders faced in prior competitions. In 2006, Red Bull Fuel + Fury will return to its roots: the backcountry.

 

For more information please visit: www.redbullfuelandfury.com.


 



Published On: 3/10/2006
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i hate this my sled is still broken and we just got a good amount of snow  and i wanted to go ride. it sucks    it is goingot cost me $1000 in parts  i hate this so much


Published On: 3/3/2006
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My Blog: this is me
By: joejoecorue


my name is joe and i hve ben riding for about 10 years i have aa 96 polaris xlt 600 that is piped, long track , bars , and runs on high octain fuel i love to ride and willkeep riding for ever i also race mottocross on my tome away from the hill

Published On: 2/14/2006
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Out  Back Victory Lane Polaris in Abbot, Me

Published On: 2/2/2006
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...had a great weekend.  Snomo'in' yesterday was awesome!  Went bigger on the cornices from last weekend and got some good footage.  My buddies are going really big!  We all just keep progressing and it so much fun seeing eachother get better and 'ballsier'  I had a blast just boondockin' though.  I love just laying the sled over and mashin' on the throttle.  Shredded the belt on my buddies F7 though.  Same guy who owns the M7 I broke the windshield off of last weekend.  He a ski on my Polaris though so we're even.  Had an awesome day snowboarding today.  Got some 3's off of this rad step up in the park and 50/50'd to f/s boardslide the battle kink!  The step up was the best though.  I was just hittin' the little one today but next weekend i'll be spinning off of the big one.  But alas, work tomorrow.  Oh well, i'm just thinking of next weekend.  I think we all are going to go out Friday night, night before the full moon and build a big bonfire in the woods and drink some beers.  I can't wait. Probably won't update 'cause i'll just be working and that's b o r i n g.  Bah

Published On: 1/8/2006
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Just got back from a week long trip to my dads house on the top of Red Mountain Pass near Silverton Colorado, southern colorado is still hurting for snow but at 11,800 ft there is enough to play around a little (see pictures). 

check out the video of the trip at www.sonicbeef.com/video  Click on the video called "beef on Ice"

Published On: 1/6/2006
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My Journal: 6/9/2005
By: Gibbons


this is complete bullsh*t having to wate two more weeks just to see if polaris gets there better deal?

Published On: 9/6/2005
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IVE RIDDEN 3 ARCTIC CATS IN MY LIFE, THEY WENT LIKE THIS. THE 93 440 JAG WAS THE MOST NUTLESS 440 IVE EVER RIDDEN, THE 95 WILDCAT WAS COMFY, BUT IT BROKE DOWN 3 TIMES IN 2 DAYS, THE REWIND STARTER SPRING BROKE, THE CARB FROZE, AND THE PIECE OF JUNK DIED ON THE TRAIL AND WOULDNT RESTART, HENCE THE BROKEN REWIND. AND LAST I RODE A 98 ZR 800. IT BACKFIRED THROUGH THE CARB AND CAUGHT FIRE. BUT HEY EVERYBODY LOVES THEM. THEN I BUY THIS BEAT 89 400 INDY, I POUNDED THAT f*ckING THING A WHOLE SEASON, IT NEVER BROKE DOWN ONCE. OTHER THAN WHEN I DID SOMETHING STUPID AND BROKE IT MYSELF. SINCE THEN, I HAVE RIDDEN A COUPLE SKI-DOOS AND ALOT OF POLARIS. I HAVE NEVER HAD THE MAGNATUDE OF PROBLEMS THAT I SAW WITH THE f*ckING JUNK CATS. SO THERES THE STORY OF THE NAME

Published On: 9/5/2005
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My Journal: 21/10/2005
By: polaris_rider05


Hi, my name is fred luther junior. iam 14 years old, and i ride in Noatak Alaska. we ride in sno party, and thats a big crater or something. i ride a IQ 600, it just start snowing in october.

Published On: 10/21/2005
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My Journal: 31/12/2004
By: Firechick07


POLARIS RULES

Published On: 12/31/2004
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My Journal: 13/11/2005
By: POLARISchick420


My brother, Chris, was never really a bad kid. He did sum stupid sh*t due to the fact he was an alcoholic and a pot head. Now he's in the "Wyoming Boys School" and its not exactly heaven. He was sent there by the fact a girl my age called the cops on him cuz he broke into her house, it just so happens that grl had sex with him. Slut right? She got him sent away becuz she was pissed at the fact he's been dating the love of his life for a year now, and she's pissed at the fact she will never have wut they have, ever. Now, this grl sleeps around a lot, well she's always dun that but its worse than ever, and now when she gets all asshurt that she doesnt get the man at the end and she threatens to kill herself, i'll just tell her good, i'll help u kill urself. I'm not going without a fight. ever. My brother tought me to trust noone but urself.

Published On: 11/13/2005
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My Journal: 2/12/2004
By: snocrosschika37


sorry to everyone that leaves me comments, i'm really bad right now with getting back to people because i don't have access to a computer all the time!! but i'll try my hardest and you can email me at polaris182@hotmail.com and that would be a better way to talk to me!

Published On: 12/2/2004
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