NEW CRIGHTON SNOWMOTO 28ST

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 Patent-Pending Leverage System Geometry

 Unique frame, platform, and seat geometry create an intuitive leverage control system.

• High-Tensile Steel construction built to take abuse

 **(GRC) Glass-Reinforced Composite 760 Boards

Included free, a $30 USD value, lifter kits.  For front and rear boards. These were plastic spacers that were added to the bikes after production. They go between the board and the bike to give added height for easier tipping/turning and added durability to the GRC boards. We are including them free with every bike.

** No Warranty On Cracked GRC Boards- GRC Boards are strong and durable but will not hold up to hard ridding, jumping and such. They are intended as beginner to light intermediate ridding and will not hold up to hard ridding especially the rear board. No warranties on cracked GRC boards at our discretion.

See Woodcore Upgrade Details

If you play hard, upgrade at least the rear board. We sell them in singles and you can play much harder on them.

 Free-ride Profile with Shared Continuous-Radius Side-cut.

• Super-durable Uni-Mold Construction

• Hardened Steel Edges, Inserts, and Hardware

 Performance Components

 Bearings, stem, bars, grips, and hardware are all top-end.

• Custom Coil Freestyle Leash

• Hi & Wide Bars custom designed for the Snowmoto

 Super-Low Freestyle Seat

 Designed as an integral part of the leverage system. Adjustable boom to dial in the perfect height.

• Lightweight Aluminum 6061 Adjustable Seat Boom

• Molded Closed-Cell Saddle won't absorb moisture

 Target Rider

• Not the best first time bike unless you already ride very aggressive.

• If you are already hucking a BMX at a park, this is the bike for you. Imagine doing the same on the snow.

• Not for the very tall. I would suggest max height should be close to 5'10" or less.

 Our Impressions

 We first tested the Crighton Snowmoto 28ST at the 4th Annual Durango SkiBike Festival. We had read an article in www.SkiBikeMagazine.com in an interview with the creator. We jumped at a chance to demo one. After a short lesson at the base, we headed up the lift. The Crighton 28ST loads very easily on the seat boom. Once getting off the lift, we immediately noticed how hard you had to muscle the bike to get it to turn and react. Very different then our normal rides.(SKI M-X kits on DH bikes) After only a few hundred feet, we quickly started to get comfortable on the bike and making it do its thing. It was a bunch of fun. I did not take it into the terrain park yet several of the factory riders were hitting it hard in the park. After a second run down the hill, we decided to add it to our product line. That's how much we liked it!

This bike is an incredible value at the price. It is very much an entry level to expert bike that has the option of upgradeable COMP 800 Wood Core Boards that make this thing fly!! The Glass Reinenforced boards that come on it are a  bit slower on the snow than the Comp boards but you get a hefty price break for that. You get everything you need to get you and the bike on the hill with no extra equipment needed. (i.e. ski boots, footskis or donor bike frames) The Crighton Snowmoto 28ST is the best value and the lowest priced complete SkiBike on the market.