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Like any winter sport, skibiking comes with its risks, but it is not necessarily more dangerous than skiing or snowboarding. In fact, the seated position and lower center of gravity can provide more stability and control, potentially reducing the risk of certain types of falls or injuries. However, as with any sport, proper instruction, equipment, and adherence to safety guidelines are crucial for minimizing risk.

Yes, SNO-GO ski bikes are allowed at all four mountains in Aspen!

The SNO-GO Shift bike comes apart into 3 different sections for easy transport. Ask one of our team members to show you how! It's as easy as one, two, three!

Rentals can typically be picked up at our designated rental stations located near the resort. The exact location will be provided upon booking. We recommend arriving early, especially during peak times, to ensure a smooth rental process.

The SNO-GO Shift bike is the main bike that we use for our rental fleet. The bike weighs 34.9 pounds.

Yes, many of our skibikes are equipped with shocks. The shocks provide a smoother ride and better control, especially on uneven terrain. They help absorb impacts and enhance the overall skiing experience, similar to how they function in mountain biking.

Yes, SNO-GO ski bikes are allowed at all Vail Resorts!

Yes, skibiking is often considered easier on the joints compared to traditional skiing or snowboarding. The shocks reduce stress on the knees and ankles, making it a great option for those with joint concerns or for individuals looking for a low-impact winter sport. You also have a lower center of gravity.

Getting on the chairlift with a skibike is straightforward. Most skibikes are designed to be lift-friendly. You simply approach the lift with your skibike, similar to how you would with skis or a snowboard. Let the chair slide underneath the lift bar on the bike. Hold onto the handlebars to secure. Put the bike in between your legs. The lift operator can assist you in positioning the bike on the chairlift. It's always recommended to check with the specific resort for any unique lift protocols they may have for skibikes. Watch the "how to ride" video on the homepage of the website for specific instructions.

Yes, all renters are required to fill out a waiver form. This is a standard procedure for all rental equipment, acknowledging the risks involved and agreeing to the terms of the rental. You can fill out this waiver online to save time.

While skibiking is becoming more popular, not all resorts accept them yet. We recommend checking with each resort beforehand. SNO-GO maintains a list of skibike-friendly resorts on thier website and its updated regularly as more resorts begin to accommodate this exciting sport.

Absolutely no ski boots! They can cause you to slip out, increasing the risk of injury. While harder winter boots are an option, they also carry a risk of slipping. For the best experience and safety, we strongly recommend wearing snowboard boots, as they provide the most secure and comfortable fit for riding.

Snowboarding boots are key!

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