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Russian Candidate for the Darwin Awards

Here's the latest candidate for the Russian Darwin Awards...

Ladies Ride, Rasmussen Style

As the founder of Ladies Ride, I have wanted to offer a Ride Rasmussen Style clinic during the Ladies Ride for several years now, and for our 15th anniversary this was made…

Segment Sunday: Alaskan Snowmobile Edit

Spring in a Alaska looks like a blast. Huge jumps, ramps and backcountry riding in this 2010 segment from No Style Productions. No Style Productions Vimeo Description: No.Style spent some time up in…

Keith Curtis Interview

Keith Curtis is kind of like the Tiger Woods of hillclimb racing, minus all the scandal. Like Tiger, he has dominated his respective sport at a young age, earning over 140 1st place finishes, 51…

Tough Snow Conditions – The Hunt for Powder

A common theme this season has been poor snow conditions for sledding. Above normal temps and below normal precipitation have left us all thirsty for those deep days. But there is still…

Polaris 2016 Mountain Snowmobiles Lineup

Last night Polaris revealed the rest of the new 2016 Pro-RMK lineup after an early sneak peek at the 155 model a month ago, and the changes are quite dramatic.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTsqSFM91lY   AXYS…

Arctic Cat 2016 Mountain Snowmobiles Lineup

The Arctic Cat 2016 reveal has some really exciting changes to the chassis and drivetrain of the mountain sled lineup.     Chassis     The front-end has been redesigned, with a…

Chris Gagnon’s Voyage to the West Coast

Hi, Chris Gagnon here! I’m from Quebec originally, and now I live and ride in Whistler, BC. But I grew up snowmobiling in northern Quebec. I bought my first sled, a Polaris…

Spontaneous Trips: Sled Golden

If there’s anything I’ve learned from the past few seasons it’s that you can never go wrong with spontaneous sled trips to Golden. Just check the avy conditions first. When someone says…

Behind closed doors — Manufacturer 2016 Photo Shoot

When we show up to the base, the mechanics on duty have our sleds warmed up, full of fuel, and parked out front where we get ready for the day. If anything…