Snowmobile Boots Buying Tips & Secrets
Why are snowmobile boots buying tips important? Cold Feet. Too many trail riders suffer unnecessarily with them after not purchasing the proper footwear for snowmobiling. When you’re snowmobiling, your extremities usually get cold first. Hands and feet are susceptible because our bodies are programmed to give priority to core warmth. And this, combined with simply being farthest away from …
Snowmobile Michigan Upper Peninsula Tour Planner
Most lists of North America’s best trail riding destinations include Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (the UP). To provide this snowmobile Michigan Upper Peninsula tour planner, our Supertrax crew trailered there last winter. But figuring out where to go for our three days of riding wasn’t that easy. Why? Because the UP is made up of many popular snowmobiling areas. No …
Trailer Maintenance Tips For In Season Servicing
Why do you need in season trailer maintenance tips? Because perhaps the most often neglected part of your snowmobile equipment is your trailer. It’s all too easy to hook it up at the beginning of the season and never look back. Fortunately, most of us get away with this inattention for a while. But it’s bound to catch up …
Oxygen Snowmobile Helmet Ultimate Product Review
Many snowmobilers are wondering if the new Oxygen Snowmobile Helmet is right for them. That’s because a helmet your head protector can make or break your ride. At its premium price point, no wonder so many riders are asking for opinions about the Oxygen – and voicing them! So here’s mine. But fair warning, like the Oxygen Snowmobile Helmet …
Snowmobile Maintenance Tips For In Season Servicing
Even if you’ve prepped your snow machine thoroughly prior to winter, these in season snowmobile maintenance tips will keep you going. So if you’ve already put on more than a few kilometres, now’s a good time to eyeball your sled for flaws like those listed below… With a new sled, your owner’s manual may suggest an important service check …
Closest Ontario Trail Riding For American Snowmobilers
The United States and Canada share a continent. Also, many common interests. Not least is a passion for snowmobiling. When it comes to trail riding, many of Ontario’s most popular areas are within a snowball’s throw of our shared international border. That makes them easily accessible to any American snowmobilers in search of cross border sledding adventures… American snowmobilers …
Four Popular Early Season Snowmobiling Destinations
Finding sufficient snow and ready trails can be a moving target for early season riders. And sometimes getting that first trail ride involves traveling somewhere different and farther than usual to find those special sweets spots of snow in early season snowmobiling destinations. Typically, your goals are different too. They may lean more to breaking-in your new sled, checking …
New Years Snowmobiling Resolutions
It’s that time of year when we’re supposed to make New Year’s snowmobiling resolutions to break. I’ve made and broken my share over the years. I figure many resolutions fail mainly because they’re typically about trying to force myself to do things I really don’t want to do. Thing like taking up rock climbing, stopping ice cream or …
Ontario Snowmobile Speed Limit Needs Updating
I donned my TekVest before penning this politically incorrect blog about the Ontario snowmobile speed limit. I’m going to open a controversial can of worms. So I fully expect a slew of darts and arrows to speed my way. Hopefully, there’ll be a few kudos too. So here goes… There are already reports of radar traps on a …
Stay On Trail Or Stay Home
Enough pussyfooting around. I’m really pissed off. I’m fed up with the “I-can-go-anywhere-I-want” mentality of some snowmobilers and how it’s hurting our favourite winter activity… I’m sick of snowmobilers causing trail closures. How? While supposedly trail riding, they cut corners in farmer’s fields, ignore stake lines, run stakes down and stray off the designated trails to play in …
Pembroke Ontario Snowmobiling Snapshot
Many riders are looking for new places to go snowmobiling for a weekend getaway. So Pembroke Ontario Snowmobiling is a great choice because it delivers everything a snowmobiler needs… Pembroke (population: 24,000) is located at the southeast corner of Algonquin Park along the Ottawa River on Highway 17. Conveniently, it’s little more than a four-hour drive from the Greater …
Cochrane Ontario Snowmobiling Snapshot
Cochrane is an instantly recognizable name in snowmobiling. So why not getaway sometime this winter and give it a try? You can do multiple day rides, staying in the same hotel every night to avoid saddlebagging if you want. The Town of Cochrane (population just over 5,000) is positioned due north from Toronto on Highway 11. It’s about a …
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