“X” Keeps the Straps – stop losing tie down straps
For a number of years we have resorted to using rubber tie down straps to help keep gear bags, gas cans and saddlebags well secured
January 2, 2009
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For a number of years we have resorted to using rubber tie down straps to help keep gear bags, gas cans and saddlebags well secured
It’s a fact – metal brake handles are colder than plastic ones. Ask anyone who rides various brands of sleds, and they’ll all tell you
With the price of a barrel of oil up about 35% since March, it stands to reason that the prices we will be paying for
Polarized lenses in your sunglasses and goggles provide great benefits for your eyes while snowmobiling. Generally, people think of the need for good eye protection
One of the trick new features on the 2009 Arctic Cat M-Series mountain sleds is the latest in Cat’s deep snow track technology – the
Since we’re talking about transfer on mountain sleds, we might as well talk about the new Ski-Doo Summit XP models as well. We found, after
Arctic Cat M-Series owners can really benefit from a 2 to 3 inch riser block (except for the new 2009 models with the vertical adjusting
Owners of the Polaris IQ models would be wise to check the camber on their sleds. Many dealers and savvy riders report having to adjust
All of us need to periodically check the adjustment/calibration of the oil pump on your sled. This is primarily due to the extremely sensitive nature
As many of you discovered last season, the snow was deep out west last year. Every ride we went on seemed to have 2 feet