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AVAILABLE : Braaap 11 "Twenty 11" WATCH THE TEASER Experience deep powder, insane whips and drops, bone crushing injuries, gnarly crashes, technical tree lines and amazing, big mountain terrain. Filmed in hi definition on location in British Columbia, Colorado, Wyoming, Sweden and other exotic locations. Suggested Retail:
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BRAAAP CLOTHING - NOW AVAILABLE We have a full line of Braaap Clothing and Accessories with something for everyone, the guys, the ladies, even the kids and babies! Check it out!
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AVAILABLE : Old Iron III An in-depth look at rare and unique collections of antique and vintage snowmobiles. So just where are all these "Old Iron" sleds of yesteryear? Is this a disease, or an obsession, or simply a hobby? These mysterious questions are answered in this third in the series, "Old Iron III". We will showcase Old Iron machines in original, "as they were discovered" condition, right through to completed restorations. We find these gems in the possession of various collectors, and at vintage meets across the country. The Waconia Ride-In is the granddaddy of vintage and antique events, showcasing READ MORE> or ORDER NOW!> |
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One-On-One With: Daniel Cedolia - Creator of Braaap Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario-native Daniel Cedolia segued two of his favorite hobbies — snowmobiles and moving pictures — into a career. His first go-around was as a pre-teen, when he took an 8mm film camera to the Soo I-500. By 1988, he was filming the race as a professional, cutting together an hour-long television show. After covering several races, he made the transition in the mid-1990s to the home video market and then to snowmobile action movies. He’s the man behind the “Braaap” series, now in its 10th iteration. He works with mega-talented backcountry riders in gorgeous locations such as Togwotee, Wyoming, or Revelstoke, British Columbia, and can say that he snowmobiles for a living. Snow Goer: How has the “Braaap” series developed? Daniel Cedolia: “At first, we did a lot of freestyle where riders would hit ramps and do tricks. The first three or four Braaaps have a lot of freestyle. Then it seemed like a lot of people just wanted to see backcountry. We started making a big transition into backcountry footage and by ‘Braap 6’ very little freestyle and 7 was just backcountry riding. It was mountain climbing, cliff dropping, long distance jumping and a lot of wow-factor.” READ MORE > |
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 SnowGoer Review of "Old Iron" “It’s a matter of nostalgia,” explains video host Valdi Stefanson about vintage snowmobiling. The new DVD “Old Iron” is a great introduction to the salad days of the sport for the benefit of those who were not lucky enough to live it the first time around, and a fun look back for those who were. The production is based on footage shot with Stefanson at the gigantic 2009 Waconia, Minnesota, Vintage Ride-In, one of the biggest annual snowmobile events of any kind. Click here to read more> |
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