Family Sled Choice – Finding the right fit
By Jason Snow [caption id="attachment_6662" align="alignleft" width="300"] Trying to keep this a surprise was hard
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Lady Ripper: Jessica Hansford
SW: Who introduced you to Snowmobiling? [caption id="attachment_6649" align="alignleft" width="300"] Jessica - hugging the hill[/caption] My Dad, we are a very outdoorsy family and I have been snowmobiling ever since I can remember with him and my family. Most of my sledding was done on a Bravo
Lady Ripper: Jo-Ellen Chaulk
SW: Who introduced you to snowmobiling ? I’ve been snowmobiling since I was a child. My parents took my brother and I snowmobiling quite often, whether it was for a day trip in the woods for a boil up or a weekend spent at the cabin.
Mid Island Motorsports (Industry Profile)
Just recently, we had an opportunity to hook up with the super busy team at Mid Island Motorsport
Real-Life Review (ZR 200)
Real-life review Safety, confidence with Arctic Cat ZR200 By Stephen Furlong [caption id="attachment_6625" align="alignleft" width="300"] Jacob (7) and Jackson (10) enjoying snowmobiling with Dad (Stephen)[/caption] For 2018, Yamaha reintroduced their SnoScoot and through a partnership with Arctic Cat, the ZR 200 was born. Aside from a few features and obvious
Blazing The Trails Together…Tracks & Memories
Family snowmobiling creates winter wonder memories by Joey Fitzpatrick The majestic peaks of the Long Range Mountains in western Newfoundland offer some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada. Combine this with the highest average snowfall in the region and you have all the ingredients for a snowmobiler’s paradise. [caption
Lady Rippers – Part 1
LADY RIPPERS SHREDDING THE BACKCOUNTRY by Lori-Lynn Humby [caption id="attachment_6607" align="alignleft" width="387"] 2018 Sledcore Lady Rippers[/caption] I’m beyond passionate about snowmobiling and backcountry riding. Yes, I take pleasure in getting stuck. For any backcountry, off-trail rider, getting stuck simply means you’re trying. A stuck is really nothing that big,
Sunny Springdale & Beautiful Trails – But keep safety first
By Mike Critch [caption id="attachment_6591" align="alignleft" width="218"] Karen & Mike[/caption] On a sunny Saturday morning in Springdale, even at -20 or -25 with the wind chill you’ll see a lot of community members at the gas station with trailers in tow, pants & boots already on
Bringing back the ‘Vette (The Yamaha Phazer)
By Kevin Garnier [caption id="attachment_6578" align="alignleft" width="300"] Phazer Project - tunnel[/caption] I guess I’ve always had the “tinkering” bug when it came to fixing stuff growing up. That said, it usually meant once something stopped working, I’d haul it apart and that’d be the end of it. Fast
Tunnel Bag Review: Giant Loop
By Stephen Furlong [caption id="attachment_6569" align="alignleft" width="200"] Loads of storage[/caption] A while ago, I bought a 2009 HCR and she was a bit of a fixer-upper. After some much needed maintenance and clean up I began rebuilding the suspension and adding a few mods to boost power.
