Inside the Industry
Join SnoRiders as we go behind the scenes of major snowmobile dealerships, manufacturers, clubs and associations in Western Canada in our inside the industry articles. These stories take a look at the latest technology, programs and trends in the snowmobile business. They also profile people who work within the industry, focusing on their background and personal interest in the sport of snowmobiling.
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An engineer’s perspective
Brian Keyser from C3 PowerSports has an important role in designing and studying snowmobile components.
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Enhancing adventure racing
Dog sled enthusiasts will appreciate the new means of watching the races, thanks to SPOT tracking.
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Plans for peak season
Known for providing unprecedented deer hunting opportunities, this lodge is becoming a point of interest for sledders as well.
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A passionate racing enthusiast
Art Bilous of Super Trac’s Racing in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, shares his thoughts.
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Dave Forsyth—the quiet genius
Through extensive research and development, Dave Forsyth has redefined the cutting edge of the sled turbo industry.
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A smooth move
The International Snowmobile Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is now located in the World Snowmobile Headquarters (WSHQ) in Eagle River, Wisconsin.
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Sledding and the economy
We enter the 2009/2010 season with a positive outlook, backed by robust activity and vigorous support for organized snowmobiling.
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What recession?
Enns Brothers, a Manitoba-based agricultural dealership, officially opened the doors of their new 40,000-square-foot powersports dealership on May 30, 2009.
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Secure your machine
This new tie-down strap is designed to meet the need for safer recreational vehicle transport, as government securement regulations will be changing in the near future.
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Innovation meets determination
Bowdriks Industries Ltd. was born from a desire to make an impact on the sledding industry, and to make the snowmobiling experience more enjoyable, safe and convenient for their fellow enthusiasts.
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The cutting edge
Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP)—manufacturer of Ski-Doo sleds, Can-Am ATVs and other powersports equipment—strives to put quality, design and innovation first.
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Celebrating longevity
Bruce Willerton, the owner of Willerton Ski-Doo & E-Z-Go Golf Carts in Wainwright, Alberta, started his business in 1971 on a farm with the sale of his first three snowmobiles.