Megan's Articles

By now, most riders have heard something about it, but this isn’t just stock market noise. What happened to BRP Inc. this week has real implications for the future of snowmobiling, especially…

In a sport often defined by builds, branding and budgets, the Riley Suhan Backcountry Snowmobile Race strips it all back. There are no machine classes and no barrier to entry beyond the…

For a brand that holds a smaller slice of the snowmobile market than its two primary competitors, Arctic Cat continues to demonstrate something that doesn’t always show up in market-share charts: attention…

There are production sleds. There are race sleds. And then, once in a while, there’s a machine that blurs the line so aggressively it forces the entire backcountry to rethink what’s possible.…

If you’re waiting for a ground-up redesign, this isn’t it. The 2027 Lynx Shredder isn’t new. It’s better. No gimmicks. No dramatic platform shift. No marketing smoke about ‘revolutionizing’ mountain riding. It’s…

Winter is one of the few industries left that cannot fake its supply chain. It either snows, or it doesn’t. If you ride mountains, you understand that better than anyone. You plan…

Polaris Tracking vs. Ski-Doo Group Ride and Why They Don’t Talk to Each Other Snowmobiling keeps getting smarter. Displays are brighter, maps are better, and “where’s my crew?” is increasingly a tap…

The Taiga Nomad Isn’t the Future. It’s Already Here. Electric snowmobiles tend to trigger strong opinions long before anyone throws a leg over one. Curiosity, skepticism, dismissal – often in that order.…

Some sleds look good on a spec sheet. Others earn their reputation in the backcountry. After putting real days on the 2026 Ski-Doo Summit X 850 Turbo in Revelstoke, deep snow, steep…

The snow season is long, but the moments that define it tend to happen in good company. Across British Columbia this winter, women riders are carving out spaces on groomed trails, in…