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Everything You Need to Know to Plan a Snowmobile Trip in Gaspésie

…in any mountain region, conditions can vary quickly between coastal areas and inland or higher-altitude sectors. Make sure you have complete equipment suited to all situations. Also note that some areas do not have cellular coverage. Remember to book your accommodations, especially if you are…

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Snowmobile Food Warmers: Enjoy Hot Meals on the Trail

…heat generated by the cooker. You can also freeze them. So, you could easily store your prepared and precooked meals in your freezer. Personally, I recommend freezing every meal before your actual rides. Using a freezer gives you an opportunity to build up an inventory…

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La route blanche : Kegaska à Blanc-Sablon

Snowmobile Trip to the Lower North Shore: Preparing for the White Road

…shelters stocked with firewood. I also met many snowmobilers travelling from village to village. And there’s more. Did you know that if you encounter a snowmobiler stopped along the trail, you can’t just ride past? You’re required to check whether they’re broken down or simply…

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On a Snowmobile, Everything Starts With the Suspension System

…suspension. Think about it… Let’s assume, on average, one disturbance per kilometre. Your suspension will have absorbed close to 300 impacts over the course of the day. Every impact handled by your suspension is energy you didn’t have to expend yourself. The cumulative effect makes…

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Arctic-Cat 2027 HCX 858 146”: Race DNA, Mountain Mayhem

Every once in a while, a sled surprises you. Not for its flashy appearance or popularity, but because of how different it feels when you first crack the throttle. The 2027 HCX 858 146″ is that sled for me. This is not your traditional long-track,…

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For Denis | Denis Lavoie Gave Me My Voice Back – Jessy Poirier

…doubts. Then one day… You realize you’ve started fighting your own. You almost forget who you are.   The meeting that changed everything Then, in 2024, Patrick Roch contributor at M.CA introduced me to Denis. Looking back now, I don’t think Denis ever saw me…

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