…engines. Always perform repairs according to your skill level and at your own risk. Shutting the engine off using the red emergency stop button: it’s happened to me… you pull quickly into the garage. To prevent the garage from being filled with snowmobile fumes, it’s…
…the inaugural FCMQ snowmobile and FQCQ ATV show in Drummondville, Quebec, in 2016, something very special happened. It began as I was taking a shift at our SledMagazine kiosk display. Even though my French continues to be painful to myself and others, I always try…
…a regular guy from Québec and the Gaspésie, a camera, a garage and a lot of patience. I watched the big channels grow. I admired them, but I never dared compare myself to them. I was too shy for that. I quietly did my own…
We have 54 air-conditioned rooms, a spacious room and a business room. High speed wireless Internet is available anywhere. In the rooms you will find a courtesy refrigerator, a coffee machine and a DVD player. Number of units: 54 Services Bar Heated garage for 10…
…encouraging, it’s genuinely exciting to watch. A difficult ending… but a renewed future Still, this announcement comes with a certain bittersweet feeling for the Québec-based founders of the Widescape project. The context was not favorable: two difficult winters in terms of snowfall, combined with a…
…patience but delivers optimal mountain traction. Always inspect your adjustments after your first official ride in the snow. I would like to thank Polaris for providing this outstanding 9R RMK Khaos Slash for this tutorial. To see all these steps in motion, watch my video…
…observers were also watching for an updated 650 — an already versatile and well-regarded powerplant — while quiet talk circulated about a turbocharged version of the Patriot 9R. That kind of package could deliver a real power bump without the added complexity and extra hardware…
…itself to small-scale assembly. It established structured production, a recognizable lineup, and a functional dealer and distribution network. Skiroule therefore doesn’t fit the “garage brand” myth. It operated in an in-between space: more organized and more visible than many small independent builders, yet without the…
…or expectations. My most rejected gloves (not necessarily shown in the above photo) go on a shelf in the garage, in the trunk of a car, or under the seat of my truck. I use them only for walking the dog, shoveling snow, stacking wood,…
…track. At a time when the industry was still defining its standards, this ability to manufacture—and sell—rubber track components at scale helped distinguish Scorpion very early on. A real manufacturer, not a “garage brand” Scorpion did not resemble many of the short-lived brands of the…
