Category: Tech Shorts

Riding a snowmobile, though an exhilarating experience, can be a very dangerous sport. Riding a street bike could even be worse, because not everyone wears

If you ride a snowmobile out into the backcountry, or if you venture out into the woods, how will people know where to start looking

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

That’s right, a plastic rear suspension from AD Boivin, makers of the SnowHawk “snow bike” and the Expert X rear suspension. Called the ZX2, the

It made sense to use a 4-post primary clutch for the higher-torque applications. Having four flyweights and towers would make the clutch stronger, and each

While most of us are aware of the EPA requirements to reduce carbon monoxide and unburned hydrocarbon emissions from snowmobiles starting with the 2006 model