Swedish Guy Blows Up Skoter With Dynamite
Apparently this Swedish guy has lots of dynamite laying around because he runs a YouTube channel where he just blows stuff up. In this episode a Lynx falls victim to his explosives. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8hix8ruCDU
Last Minute Christmas Shopping? KLIM Base Layer System Would Look Good Under the Tree
With a current cold snap gripping much of North America and snow finally falling as well, sledders are eager to get ripping this season. The crew here at OSM went for our first Midwest rip this week with temperatures hovering just above 0° Fahrenheit and it being the first ride of the season, we wanted to make sure we...
Biteharder and Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs Partner for Improved Trail Safety
As part of its ongoing commitment to snowmobile safety, the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) has agreed to work together with Biteharder Sharpening Tools to further improve snowmobile safety on the trails. Biteharders’s full line of carbide runner and stud sharpening tools uses the latest in technology to sharpen your snowmobiles traction products providing for consistent performance and...
Polaris Shows Their Intent to Grow Snowbike Market with $44,000 in Race Contingency
Just how serious is Polaris about the potential of the snowbike market? How about $44,000 serious, that is the total amount of contingency available to Timbersled racers this winter. Spanning across several race organizations that will offer a snowbike class this winter as well as Winter X-Games, the chance for riders to earn some big bucks this year should...
2017 X-Games Schedule Announced for Snowmobile Competitions
With more snowmobile events on tap for this year's Winter-X Games, most notable of which is the snowbike event, word came down this morning of the schedule of events for both those attending in person as well as the live broadcast schedule. Check it out, all times listed are Eastern. IN PERSON Thursday, January 26 // 2:00pm Adaptive Snocross Final //...
SKY ROCKETS – Wrecking Crew Ride Report Polaris 800 PRO-RMK 174
Editors Note: This is an excerpt from the October 2017 Issue (7.2/31.2) of On Snow Magazine. To read the full review subscribe today. Many deep snow fanatics already consider the Polaris RMK in the AXYS chassis to be the most formidable mountain sled on snow. Because of this few, including us, expected much in terms of newness for the 2017...
Starting Line Products Launches New Magnum Force Tunable Weights
Oh sure there have been tune capable weights in the past, but the kids at Starting Line Products (SLP) have brought fresh thinking to the concept with their new Magnum Force weight kits for Polaris 600 and 800 applications. Unlike other "tunable" designs, the Magnum weight touts a center core adjustment design serving up a range of adjustment from...
Zox Helmets Inks National Snocross Sponsorship Deal with Tim Tremblay
We had a message land in our inbox this past week from Zox Helmets. Looks like they are stepping up their sponsorship and marketing efforts this season and will be protecting the cranium of national snocross star Tim Tremblay. Supporting Tim for the entire ISOC National Snocross tour, Zox will also be supporting Tim this coming summer as he...
Tucker Remains the ONE to Beat Despite Coming Up Short in Duluth
The winningest snocross driver of all time may have come up a bit short at this year's season opener in Duluth, Minnesota, with a third place finish. Yet, there was little doubt he remains the one to beat and he looked blazing fast. The team worked out first race kinks as they once again set their sights on an...
Huizenga Takes First Ever ISOC National Snowbike Win; Selby Podiums Arctic Cat SVX450
Seems everyone is trying to get into the snowbike game this winter including thenational snocross tours on both sides of the border. While CSRA will be hosting select "exhibition" races throughout the season, ISOC has added a snowbike class to their national tour for the entire season. Duluth National marked the first race of the season for the new...
