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Wednesday Mar 15, 2023

Ontario Snowmobile Speed Limit 

Is it time to revisit the 50km speed limit on trails in Ontario? This limit was setup so long ago that most folks can’t remember […]

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Friday Jan 6, 2023

A BRIGHT IDEA IN SNOWMOBILING SAFETY

The story behind the hottest aftermarket product in snowmobiling: “Helmet Safety Lights” Let’s face it, as snowmobilers we are passionate about our sport and are […]

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Tuesday Mar 9, 2021

The Most Neglected Piece of Snowmobile Equipment

Your trailer! Yup, you read that right. The trailer is a much needed tool, but often overlooked when it comes time for maintenance. So why […]

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Monday Feb 22, 2021

Raise Your Hand…if Fog Frustrates you on the Trail

Wear glasses? Wear sunglasses? Either one of these under your helmet visor can put you in the group that gets down right frustrated with FOG! […]

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Monday Feb 22, 2021

Trail Sign Tips with The Intrepid Snowmobiler

A variety of issues can create messy, as well as confusing messages on trial sign posts. From a lack of financial resources, well meaning locals […]

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Thursday Feb 11, 2021

“Why Can’t Everyone Stay in Their Own Lane?” with The Intrepid Snowmobiler

Are you seeing the close calls happening more and more often? Is the trail feeling less and less safe? Getting pushed out by the “middle […]

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Wednesday Sep 23, 2020

BITEHARDER® to market “Snowmobile Helmet Safety Lights” as part of their campaign for “Safer Snowmobiling”

Glenn Welch, President of Welch Manufacturing Technologies, Ltd., BITEHARDER’s parent company, has just announced that they have teamed up with Lenn Johnson and LJE Products, […]

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Wednesday Dec 11, 2019

Featured in The Intrepid Snowmobiler

Why Carbides Are Important Most trail riders have experienced this scary situation. It happens when your sled unexpectedly doesn’t go where you’re trying to steer. […]

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Thursday Dec 5, 2019

BITEHARDER Featured in Intrepid Snowmobiler Christmas Gift Ideas

Hung up on snowmobiler Christmas gift ideas for that special rider? The clock’s ticking, but it’s not too late to stimulate your brainwaves with my […]

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Thursday Sep 12, 2019

Better Traction – Better Trails Program

Glenn Welch and the team at BITEHARDER® have just released a new program called  “Better Traction – Better Trails”that is sure to be a win-win for […]

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Friday Jan 4, 2019

Study Shows that Snowmobiling is Good for your Physical and Mental Health

According to the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO) Snowmobiling is good for your physical and mental health. Getting outdoors, seeing nature, and socializing are all […]

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Friday Dec 14, 2018

OFSC Launches “Go Safe with BITEHARDER” Program

The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is pleased to announce a new safety partnership with BITEHARDER Products, manufacturers of do-it-yourself snowmobile traction sharpening products. Both […]

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Saturday Mar 31, 2018

Snowmobiling – It’s Not Just for Winter Anymore

Are you down because the days are getting longer and the snow is starting to melt? While North America may be thawing, snowmobiling doesn’t have to be just a winter sport. If you’re looking for a place to enjoy your favorite cold weather pastime, check out these top snowmobile destinations.

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Saturday Mar 24, 2018

Top Snowmobiling Destinations Around the Globe

Maybe you’ve been snowmobiling in Vail, Jackson Hole, and Denali National Park, but you’re ready to go somewhere that requires a passport. Once snowmobiling gets in your blood, each destination becomes an adventure you can’t pass up. Here are some of the most intriguing winter landscapes around the world.

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Wednesday Feb 28, 2018

Snowiest Places in the U.S. and Canada

Some of the snowiest locations in Canada and the United States are the places you’d expect. Anchorage Alaska has an average of 48 days of snowfall a year, and Quebec receives over 200 inches annually. However, if you’re looking for snow, you might be surprised where you’re most likely to find it. 

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