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St. Germaine is a great place to snowmobile.
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Gear
Yamaha unleashes the 2019 SideWinder S-RX LE
Lake racers rejoice, the SRX name returns for 2019 as the fastest production sled ever built.
by Kirsten Armleder
Promoted Dealer
Conquer the outdoors with Yamaha’s spring Powersurge Sweepstakes
Place a $500 deposit on any 2019 Yamaha snowmobile and choose your savings
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone – 1990 Yamaha Enticer 400 T/R
This is a Yamaha Enticer 400 T-R model, which stands for long track and reverse.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: 1970’s Yamaha Enticer—power and performance
The successful Yamaha Enticer series was known for their high speed performance capabilities - the original muscle sled.
Snowbike
Catching up with snow bike phenom Cody Matechuk
Going for X Games gold and hucking the sport to a new level, Cody Matechuk sets his sights on a winter of firsts
by Kirsten Armleder
SnoRiders Insider
Snowmobiling – 2017-2018
The International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association has some great events planned for the upcoming sled season.
by Ed Klim
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: OUCH! 1984(?) Yamaha Enticer 340
These popular Yamaha machines featured some of the industry's leading edge snowmobile technology of the day.
SnoRiders Insider
Yamaha Financial Services announces winner of the ‘Win Your Yamaha’ contest
Kevin Higney wins his 2017 Kodiak EPS SE in Yamaha Financial Services contest.
Gear
With Yamaha’s 50th anniversary comes the 2018 SnoScoot, Sidewinder expansion and Apex departure
To celebrate 50 years in the business, Yamaha releases seven limited edition models, a new suspension system for the Apex and a youth snowmobile.
by Kirsten Armleder
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: 1979 Moto-Ski Futura and Yamaha Enticer Deluxe
Our Old Sled Zone posting last week inspired one of our readers to forward us pictures of his own vintage Yamaha Enticer plus a Moto-Ski Futura.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting—70’s Yamaha Enticer ET Deluxe
The Yamaha ET 340 Deluxe—deluxe because it had electric start—was a machine to be reckoned with on the snowmobile trails in 1970's.
SnoRiders Insider
Yamaha unveils impactful new consumer show display for 2017
Yamaha Motor Canada set out to construct an innovative new corporate display that would reflect the company’s vision and brand in Canada.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: 1980’s Yamaha Phazer, “the sled that began a new era of snowmobiling”
The Phazer was developed to offer real sports riding in a variety of conditions.
SnoRiders Insider
Old Sled Sighting—1984 Yamaha Inviter: a truly unique snowmobile that missed the mark(et)
The Inviter was built to deliver ride attributes that directly paralleled how enthusiasts “actually” rode – 30-mph, negotiating twisty, wooded trails.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: Yamaha 340 ET Enticer – An original muscle sled
These high performance Yamaha machines featured some of the industry's leading edge snowmobile technology of the day.
SnoRiders Insider
Yamaha Canada appoints new Marketing Coordinator
Joel Basaraba has been appointed to the position as Marketing Coordinator for Yamaha Canada with specialization in ATV, SSV and snowmobile products.
SnoRiders Insider
Yamaha Financial Services launches new retail finance program
Dealers and customers will be able to access a number of new options designed to make Yamaha ownership more flexible and convenient.
SnoRiders Insider
Yamaha Motor designates North America as snowmobile global headquarters
The new North American Snowmobile Division will take the lead in managing Yamaha’s worldwide snowmobile business, including product development.
SnoRiders Insider
Chris Reid signs off on his “Yamaha Sled Talk” blog as he leaves Yamaha
Chris Reid, long-time snowmobile sales manager at Yamaha, bids the company and his blog a final goodbye.
Gear
Unleashing of the new 2017 snowmobiles
The Big Four have released their new 2017 sleds, and here they are, all in one place.
by Kirsten Armleder
