Why is choosing the best snowmobile helmet important? Just like how a motorbike helmet is a necessity, your snowmobile helmet is the only item of gear that’s a legal requirement to wear while riding in most jurisdictions. Your lid helps protect your head in crashes. It deflects blows from trailside branches. It keeps your head warm. And it …
So what’s the scoop on Quick Connect removable snowmobile hitch? You may think every important sled accessory has already been invented. Then along comes a new one – and I’m not surprised it’s from Tricked-Toys. These Canadian guys offer useful items on their website. Items like Snow Flap Savers, Rattle Stoppers, ice scratchers, gas racks, an array of …
Why do we need best snowmobile trailering tips for our snowmobile tour or snowmobile vacation? Because too often, we take snowmobile trailers for granted. We ignore them, store them improperly and don’t maintain them well. Let’s start with a Snowmobiler Television video clip, then go on to some basic legalities… To be legal, you must register and plate your …
Why use Stuckmate to get your sled unstuck? Any rider who’s ever been stuck in deep snow knows what a chore it is to get out. I’ve been buried up to the ying-yang numerous times in my sledding career and ended up sweating my balls off trying to get unstuck as you can see in a previous post. All …
Here are some of my snowmobile tow vehicle best tips for trailering on snowmobile tours and snowmobile vacations from one of my Snowmobiler Television videos. A survey says that 87% of snowmobilers have trailers or pick ups to haul their snow machines. So we’re highly mobile, committed to travelling to the snow and to various destinations. But winter driving and road …
Elka Suspension Guru Accelerated Technologies is what every snowmobiler should have. Why? Because suspension is a mystery to most of us. It’s something unexplained that takes place underneath your sled. But mostly remains out of sight and out of mind. Big mistake, because suspension can make or break your ride – and your back. If you’ve ever hated a sled, chances are …
