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Brett Turcotte's Awesome Snowmobile Jump

Now, this is just crazy. Watching this guy landing a massive air on his snowmobile will give you goosebumps. Sledneck's professional rider Brett Turcotte hit a huge drop and captured it with his helmet camera. This opening jump of Brett's part for one of the latests Sledneck's web episodes is simply the biggest we have seen.Period.
20. 5. 2014 Comments: 0

Watch Brett going huge. It doesn't seem like a big deal at first, but after Brett sending it,  it is obvious he will fly far.......... Would you hit it?

20. 5. 2014 Comments: 0
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