4-strokes in ISR?
With the ISR rules opening up to 4-stroke sleds, this coming year expect to see testing teams competing on Yamaha 4-stroke sleds in the Open
October 10, 2006
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With the ISR rules opening up to 4-stroke sleds, this coming year expect to see testing teams competing on Yamaha 4-stroke sleds in the Open
The Hastings 500 snowmobile grass drags and Michigan Snowmobile Associations snow show, the second weekend of October, being October 13-15, 2006. This event is held
Say “2007 Ski-Doo Summit” and most of us would think of an 800 REV longtrack, 144” or 151”, and for those powder hounds a 159”.
The 2007 Polaris 600 HO IQ is a prime example of Polaris doing what they know best. This is aimed squarely at the heart of
You knew it was coming. You knew it would happen. But did you actually expect, two, not one, bigger badder 2-strokes from Arctic Cat for
OK, so here we are, year five into this 4-stroke thing. Yamaha is 100% 4-stroke for 2007, so there’s no looking back. They’ve fully EPA-compliant,
Satellite-detectable Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs) are proving to be valuable emergency life-saving devices for outdoor activities of all kinds. A dramatic increase in PLB registrations
Since Polaris has suspended the big-block 755 and 900 engines for this season, your choices to build a rockin’ 2007 Polaris mountain sled are based
Here we are, model year 2007. This is the first year that 100% of each manufacturer’s U.S. build must meet the 30% “fleet average” for
The snowmobiles that we ride today bear little resemblance to the machines that were sold and raced in the mid 70’s. However, if you open