Halifax gearing up for 50th International Snowmobile Congress (ISC)
The Snowmobiler Association of Nova Scotia will be hosting the 50th Annual International Snowmobile Congress in Halifax, June 13 to 16.
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Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone: 1970’s Mercury Snowmobile & a backyard of vintage sleds
It's not too often you see an urban backyard with such an impressive line-up of old sleds like this one has.
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No sled, no snow? Revelstoke’s Glacier House has you covered (in powder)
Looking for all inclusive no-fuss riding packages for all classes of riders?
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Tucker Hibbert retires from professional snocross racing
After 25 years of chasing checkered flags in snowmobile competition, Tucker Hibbert announced that he is officially retiring from the racing circuit.
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BRP receives six Red Dot Product design awards
BRP has earned a total of 28 Red Dot design awards over the years.
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BCSF: RFP for an economic impact assessment of snowmobiling in British Columbia
The BCSF would like to assess the economic value of the snowmobile industry for British Columbia.
Snowmobile News
Ski-Doo innovation leads to more fun on the snow
Innovations include a new turbocharged engine, more Rev Gen4 models and an advanced helmet.
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BRP’s revolutionary SHOT starting system reaches the podium at the Edison awards
In a nutshell, SHOT provides an electrical charge to start the engine without the use of a battery, starter motor or ring gear.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone: 1973 Sno-Jet 338
Sno-Jets were produced from 1965 until 1980 by Quebec-based Sno-Jet Industries, eventually becoming a division of Kawasaki Motors.
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From Ski-Doo’s to Corporate Jets: Laurent Beaudoin retires after 55 years at Bombardier
Laurent Beaudoin was the man who steered Bombardier from snowmobile maker to global transportation giant.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone: OMC Snow Cruiser
Snow Cruiser exclusively sold snowmobiles in Canada from the mid 1960s to the early 1970s.
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Julie Gilbert to join Polaris as Chief Customer Engagement and Growth Officer
Gilbert will be responsible for developing and implementing marketing solutions and growth strategies.
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Polaris names Craig Scanlon as new Transamerican Auto Parts President
Scanlon will succeed Greg Adler, who is assuming a new role as executive vice chairman for TAP.
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Montana
Old Sled Zone: 1975 Ski-Doo 340 survives shop torching
A devastating fire leaves a Montana business reeling.
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Globalstar announces the release of Sat-Fi2, the world’s most advanced satellite hotspot
Sat-Fi2 provides continuous communications for consumers, remote worker connectivity and safety.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone—1968/69? Moto Ski Zephyr
The Moto-Ski company of La Pocatière, Québec, Canada was purchased in 1971 by Bombardier. The last year of production was 1985.
Snowmobile News
Red Bull’s brand-new sled competition, Sledhammers is a challenging multi-obstacle hillclimb
64 sled competitors competed for cash and glory on a unique dual-mirror 550-metre uphill obstacle course.
by Timothy Fowler
Snowmobile News
At 3,100 kilometres, Cain’s Quest, Labrador, is the mother of endurance sled races
Cain’s Quest challenges the best riders, the most competent support teams, the toughest gear and the strongest minds.
by Timothy Fowler
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone: 1969 “Tear-Drop” Scorpion Mark III – 300 model
At this year’s Cranbrook Snowmobile Club event, Ray and his buddies brought out some of their vintage snowmobiles for the annual Show and Shine.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone: 1970’s Double Eagle Raider
The invention and brainchild of Bob Bracey, these innovative snowmobiles were definitely ahead of their time
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Zone: 1970’s Skiroule S-400
Skiroule had a short and colourful existence in the snowmobile world, though the machines remain a popular collector’s item with old snowmobile lovers today.
