Tag: Timbersled

The following weekend I embarked on a journey to the Monashee mountains for three days of riding, where I would form my own opinion on the difference of the new ARO 3…

The 2020 Timbersled RIOT is based on the tried-tested-and-true Timbersled ARO platform, but the rear suspension has been altered to make the snow bike kit perform more like a dirt bike.

There is exciting news from Timbersled today, as the company has revealed that it will produce a new 129" track length option called the Timbersled 129 LE. The new kit will expand…

Loaded with a head full of assumptions and preconceived notions, the plan was put into place to demo a snow bike for a couple of days

A new, factory-prepped, race-ready ARO 120 SX model and some LE model upgrade options are key parts of what's new in the 2019 Timbersled snow bike lineup.

Snowcheck time is here again. For some people, snowcheck is an exciting time to plan ahead for next year. Meanwhile, others have trouble understanding the desire to spring order a new snowmobile.

If you didn't get a chance to check out the 2017 Alberta Snowmobile and Powersports Show, don't worry! We've got you covered with our photo recap of everything that went down there…

Former Timbersled owner and industry heavyweight, Allen Mangum, has joined forces with snowmobile turbo performance company, BoonDocker. Mangum comes onboard as a fifty-percent partner in the company, and brings a wealth of product development…

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…

Press Release Minneapolis, Aug. 8, 2017 Timbersled Partners with AMA for 2017 EnduroCross Season The AMA EnduroCross series today announced that Timbersled, the leading snow bike brand owned and manufactured by Polaris…