Old Sled Sighting: Ol’ Panther found prowling the backwoods of B.C.
The popularity of the Arctic Cat Panther made them a common sight on the snowy trails of the 1970's.
Stories
Old Sled Zone,
British Columbia
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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.
Promoted Tourism
Saskatchewan’s must-ride snowmobile trails: An epic 1,000-mile sledding adventure in Saskatchewan
Head to North East Saskatchewan and explore 1,000 miles of diverse snowmobiling terrain across 12 communities
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International Snow Science Workshop slated for Breckenridge, Colorado this fall.
The goal of the ISSW is to bring snow scientists, in-field practitioners and snow experts together to better understand the science of snow.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: Moto-Ski Mirage—an orange phantom of the snow?
Referred to as orange Ski-Doos when Bombardier bought out the Moto-Ski company in the 1980's, this snowmobile was once a icon.
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Fort McMurray, AB
BRP and Raven Motorsports to support Fort McMurray community
BRP’s donation supplements Raven’s own contribution of $10,000.
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Craig Scanlon named Chief Marketing Officer of Polaris
“Craig brings a winning combination of industry knowledge and passion, marketing acumen and unmatched energy to the table," says Scott Wine, CEO.
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Old Sled Sighting—Johnson Baby-Blue Classic
Produced by the Outboard Marine Corporation, the Johnson snowmobile harks back to the days when snowmobiling was a burgeoning sport.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting – The Ultimate Hood Ornament?
Moto-Ski was a prominent Canadian snowmobile brand, first manufactured in 1963, and eventually purchased by Bombardier in the 1970's.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting – Johnson Baby-Blue Classic
In the fall of 1964, Outboard Marine Corp. (OMC) of Waukegan, Ill., jumped into the fast-growing sport of snowmobiling.
Ride On!
Catching the Sky and catching up with Colten Moore
A book review and an interview with three-time Winter X Games gold medallist Colten Moore.
by Kirsten Armleder
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Video: Slednez - Momentum
Check out the sledding in Sweden by watching this movie trailer for Slednez - Momentum.
by Kirsten Armleder
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Speculation Harley-Davidson could return to the snowmobile business
Harley-Davidson was active in the snowmobile industry from 1966 to 1975 when the company was part of the American Machine and Foundry Group.
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Watch the teaser for Thunderstruck 15 snowmobile movie
Jim Phelan of Thunderstruck Films releases official trailer for 2016 snowmobiling movie.
by Kirsten Armleder
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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.
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Cranbrook, BC
Old Sled Sighting – The Ultimate Hood Ornament?
SnoRiders is always on the lookout for vintage sleds, and spotted this one perched on top of a storage container in a local industrial park.
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Tucker Hibbert leads team to raise money for Make-A-Wish Minnesota
Hibbert will lead Team 68 in a 5K walk through Minnehaha Park in Minneapolis at the 10th Annual Walk for Wishes event.
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Video: “Over the Edge” with Braaap Films
Jaya Lange of Braaap Films releases official trailer for new snowmobiling movie.
by Kirsten Armleder
SledLife
The best stories from your favourite snowmobile brand in one place
Check out our new snowmobile manufacturer pages for Arctic Cat, Polaris, Yamaha and Ski-Doo.
by Kirsten Armleder
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BRP says court’s patent infringement decision “unfounded” and will appeal
Following the Court's decision, the Company is now exposed to damages totalling US $46.7 million in relation to this lawsuit.
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Arctic Cat awarded triple damages of $46.7 million in patent-infringement lawsuit against BRP
Court rules that BRP willfully infringed Arctic Cat’s patents on PWC safety technology.
