Day: November 1, 2005

Now that the 2006 production snowmobiles have arrived at the dealers, we’ve been able to do some side-by-side comparisons with our traditional favorite Summit windshields.

The handlebars on the 2006 Yamaha Nytro (shown in red) as compared to the handlebars from the RS Vector (shown in green). Dimensions are in

One of the largest fleets of gasoline-powered equipment that sits idle for long periods of time but needs to operate properly at a moments notice

Use of the new “HPV Roller” secondary clutch that debuted on the 2005 Mach Z is expanded for 2006 to all X models (except the

If you’ve seen any of the 2006 production models at a dealer or have taken delivery on a 2006 sled, you’ve likely seen a new

Fox continues to refine their FLOAT Airshox, taking their performance to new heights with the third-generation EVOL. The standard FLOAT Airshox replace the traditional metal

The Ski-Doo REV brought us “rider-forward”, and the Polaris IQ models gave us “Rider Select”, but is there any way to add adjustability to the

Camoplast has informed SnowTech they have “over-run” quantities of the 159” Polaris Series 4 RMK track in the 2 1/8” lug height. Polaris has authorized

Ski-Doo models fitted with the 1000 SDI engine are fitted with an all new drive system, developed specifically for the incredible power levels produced by