Video: Ronnie Renner on Timbersled snowbikes

See American freestyle motocrosser Ronnie Renner ride Timbersled snowbikes in British Columbia with Reagan Sieg and Brock Hoyer

by Kirsten Armleder — June 03, 2015

Ronnie Renner looking into sunset on a Timbersled snowbike

Ronnie Renner set his first world record in 2007 with a 35-foot, six-inch step-up. He set another world record in 2008 with a 59-foot, two-inch jump off a quarterpipe. Now he's caught the snowbike bug. screenshot courtesy of Red Bull

Ronnie Renner is no stranger to trying new things, with several world records to prove it.

A familiar face at X Games, Renner has seven gold medals to his name. He’s dominated the Moto X Step-Up competition for years, and 2015 is his 21st X Games appearance. Renner has also been associated with Travis Pastrana's Nitro Circus and he’s even been known to thrash a golf course on his KTM.

It’s not surprising then, that the 38-year-old from Tampa, Florida, has taken a recent interest in Timbersled snowbikes.

This spring, Renner spent some time in the B.C. backcountry with Canada’s own Reagan Sieg and Brock Hoyer.

And this is what happened:

This story originally appeared on RedBull.com.