2009 Ski-Doo Summit
A late edition to the 2009 line-up from Ski-Doo is the Summit Hillclimb Edition. This high-performance Summit model has features specifically aimed at hillclimb-type racing
January 21, 2009
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A late edition to the 2009 line-up from Ski-Doo is the Summit Hillclimb Edition. This high-performance Summit model has features specifically aimed at hillclimb-type racing
<B>Expanding the 4-Stroke Family</b> Even though snowmobile sales have declined the past several years, Yamaha has been able to increase their sales and gain market
The January / February 2009 issue of SnowTech was being mailed the week of December 15th – 19th. Please allow a couple weeks for delivery
Finally available is the SnowTech Test Rider’s Hat. Black, low profile, cotton hat boasts the SnowTech logo on the front with www.snowtechmagazine.com embroidered in an
4-Stroke 1200 Under 500 pounds! Last year Ski-Doo shocked the world with their MX Z TNT that weighed 399 pounds! The sled wasn’t a fan-cooled
Due to mother nature sending the recent rains to the Big Rapids/Stanwood areas the ISOC MI Regional race scheduled for Jan 10-11, 2009 at Stanwood
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