…suspension offers three ski stance options: 42.1 inches, 43.0 inches, or 43.9 inches. A stance of 42.4 inches would be the norm for most other BRP snowmobiles. I will start…
…Polaris. There are also opportunities to pair your phone’s capabilities via the Bluetooth options offered by the S7 package. The many capabilities of the S7 gauge system can be operated…
…on Sledmagazine.com. Keep Reading Delta V Commander: At Last, 509 Presents a Real Trail Helmet! The DELTA R3 Helmet and FREE RANGE gloves from 509 509 Clothing: Trail Kit Test…
…with high-quality materials. Undoubtedly, this powerhouse will draw the eyes and attention of riders seeking a trail sled. Indeed, it has been designed to cover long distances in all kinds…
…excellent choices for trail riding. They BOTH have many high-end features and I have not mentioned everything yet. I look forward to testing these two pieces for the rest of…
…usually provides good acceleration and braking when the trails are icy. My apprehensions. In the past, I found the Backcountry, under the REV Gen4 platform and earlier, to have the…
…The 2024 ZR 600 Catalyst is not only fast in straight lines, it also accelerates strongly coming out of turns. Furthermore, it handles curves admirably. At mid-turn, I would press…
…and running boards. Second, is the machine’s contact to the snow through the skis and track. Ever since the introduction of the Dragon series, Polaris Industries decided to give hardcore…
…the meantime, we can always console ourselves by reading articles on the subject. Sledmagazine.com offers you precisely this opportunity. I highly recommend my other columns as well (wink). Let’s Be…
…to ourselves that Arctic Cat was back. Indeed, the “Catalyst” snowmobiles compared very well to those of the competition in terms of their performance both on and off the trails….
