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(ED-Suspension on today's snowmobiles have been sophisticated units over the past half-dozen or so years. There's no doubt that suspensions today of
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(ED-We received the following letter to the editor early last winter . it didn't take much to convince us to ask the letter's writer, Karri Parisi, to
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(EDITOR'S NOTE: Part 1 of 3 series on Island Park, ID. Anyone who spends a week snowmobiling in Island Park, ID, and says he has seen all it has to of
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In 1984, Yamaha released a sled that would become the benchmark for snowmobiles in the western market. The PZ 480-later named the Phazer-was a complet
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Polaris: The leading star on the handle of the Little Dipper, which is also known as the North Star.
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It was 1994 and western riders finally had a purpose-built snowmobile for the West's deep powder and steep terrain. Oh, snowmobiles had been around fo
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Just like people, snowmobiles are basically descendants of past generations. And from generation to generation, although there are significant differe
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It's almost comical to look back at the early days of snowmobiling and think about the sleds we used to ride.
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Sway bars are trendy. Back in the mid 90s, they were a hot topic. Riders all across the West were drilling out rivets and pulling out the sway bars on
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So there was an abundance of snow most everywhere in the West last season and that bodes well for snowmobile sales, right?
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I've decided over the past three or four years that I really don't mind driving, especially when it comes to my job. I do a fair bit of driving over t