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Roots of Mountain Snowmobiling at the World Snowmobile Headquarters

Long before the magnificent mountain machines we ride today were produced, our roots were formed on frozen lakes and fields. There, weekend warriors would battle for supremacy on one of over 100…

Yamaha Enthusiasts Gather to Celebrate 50 Years at Yamafest 2017

MY2018 marks the 50th anniversary of Yamaha-built snowmobiles, but that major milestone isn’t the only reason for Yamaha enthusiasts to be excited about their favourite brand for 2018. Steady refinement and a…

Camso Issues DTS 129 Recall Due to Crash and Impact Hazards

Camso has issued a DTS 129 recall for its products made in model year 2017 (MY2017). The issue stems from a number of reports of brakes malfunction on the dirt-to-snow bike conversion…

BoonDocker releases Sidekick Pump Gas Arctic Cat Turbo Kit

BoonDocker has revealed to Mountain Sledder that its popular Sidekick pump gas turbo kit is now fully developed, tested and available to owners of the MY2018 Arctic Cat Mountain Cat, Sno Pro and M models.…

BRP Launches Rotax Electric Powerpack Racing Kart

Enter BRP with its Rotax Electric Rotax Electric Powerpack Kart. Although it's unlikely that the power-to-weight and low cost of the internal combustion engine will be matched anytime soon, taking all factors—societal pressure, emissions,…

BoonDocker Releases Sidekick Pump Gas Ski-Doo 850 Turbo Kit

Historically, turbo induction upgrade kits have not achieved mainstream adoption for a number of reasons. 1) They were expensive and are difficult to install, 2) they demanded specialized knowledge to be able to tune and maintain, 3) they were…

Aftermarket Parts vs Factory: the Fickle Nature of Snowmobilers

The aftermarket parts companies make their business on the wayward nature of sledders. In producing parts, they have the added freedom of playing by a different set of rules than the manufacturer…

Walker Evans Velocity Shocks—Will They Make It onto Mountain Sleds?

Polaris Industries released its new 600R snocross sled upon the world this past week at Haydays. But why would mountain riders care about that? Here’s why: oftentimes new technology on the manufacturers’ flagship racers will…

Camso DTS Snow Bike Kit to Be Sold as Yamaha Dirt Bike Accessory

Dirt bike riders seeking to enjoy their vehicle year round will be able to add Camso’s dirt-to-snow bike conversion system, the Camso DTS 129, to Yamaha’s WR450F™.

Timbersled TRIO Front Shock

TRIO is compatible with all snow bike kits as long as the ARO spindle and ski are used. It also attaches to most brands of dirt bikes. The system retails for $899.99…