LET’S GO!
You’re confirmed for a test ride of the Widescape WS250.
You’ll receive an email from Widescape with the details of your demo confirmation.
We can’t wait for you to discover this revolutionary vehicle! In the meantime, here are a few points to keep in mind before you test ride.
HURRAY!
You’re confirmed for a test ride of the Widescape wS250.
Check your emails, you should receive an email from Widescape with the details of your demo confirmation. We can’t wait for you to discover this revolutionary vehicle.
In the meantime, here are a few points to keep in mind before you test ride.
Recommended clothing and proper safety gear
Make sure you have the following clothing and safety gear for your test ride.
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Full face snowmobile or motocross helmet with a pair of snowmobile or ski goggles.
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Knee pads
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Winter boots
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Snow jacket and snow pants
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Gloves
Recommended clothing and
proper safety gear
Make sure you have the following clothing and safety gear for your test ride.
-
Full face snowmobile or motocross helmet with a pair of snowmobile or ski goggles.
-
Knee pads
-
Winter boots
-
Snow jacket and snow pants
-
Gloves
How to ride the WS250
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The riding position for the WS250 is similar to a jetski or motocross. Place your two feet parallel to each other, at the riding platform’s width, up close to the cover panel.
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The center of gravity of the WS250 is very low and most of the weight is located in front of your feet, which means you handle the vehicle by shifting your weight from one foot to the other.
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Make sure your knees are bent, in an active and engaged position. Always look straight ahead when riding, not at your ski.
How to ride the WS250
-
The riding position for the WS250 is similar to a jetski or motocross. Place your two feet parallel to each other, at the riding platform’s width, up close to the cover panel.
-
The center of gravity of the WS250 is very low and most of the weight is located in front of your feet, which means you handle the vehicle by shifting your weight from one foot to the other.
-
Make sure your knees are bent, in an active and engaged position. Always look straight ahead when riding, not at your ski.
