Capitol Building, 350 N State, SLC, UT, February 22, 2010, 1p to 2p, Under the Dome.

If you haven’t heard the Obama administration is considering a National Monument designation for the San Rafael Swell area! Most of us know what a mess the Grand Staircase has been for local counties. Not to mention the clean coal reserves that were forever lost-denied-stolen from Utah school children. What a benefit that would have been to our struggling state budget, education system, and local economies. Continue reading this entry…

Capitol Rally Next Week

Next Tuesday February 23 at 1:00 PM a rally will be held in the Utah Capitol building rotunda (2nd floor under the dome). The purpose of the rally is to support key pieces of legislation being proposed by Representatives Mike Noel and Chris Herrod. We know that 1:00 PM on a Tuesday is not the most ideal time for such an event but we ask that you make every effort to be there. These legislators are taking real and aggressive action to improve your ability to access and enjoy public land in Utah. They also are making real efforts to protect the sovereign state of Utah and reduce the control the federal government has on all of us. Below you will find a quick synopsis of the bills that we are in favor of. So far this session there are no bills we are opposed to. Read the Rest of this Entry

A bunch of sponsors and the people of Newfoundland pushed and made a wonderful event come together. They’re happy to announce the “Snowmobile Get Crackin Tour”. This tour is featuring multiple riders well know for their freestyle capabilities and the Tour is boasting constant backflips for your viewing pleasure. The event will be held at the Pepsi Centre in CornerBrook, Newfoundland. You better hurry though, you can get tickets online at the Pepsi Centre Box Office or by calling 709.637.1233. The event is to be held on February 13, 2010, so again, better hurry. Read the rest of this entry »

Ski-Doo is doing it again, they’re just not satisfied leaving an engine or a chassis alone. Ski-Doo decided to do a mid season snowmobile releasse. Unfortunately they are only offering the new motor in their ‘performance/trail’ chassis but none-the-less, the motor itself is what it’s all about. The new motor is offering increased fuel economy, lighter throttle and more power…pretty much all the advantanges without and catch. Read the rest of this entry »

In most everyone’s situation, the term budget has been a fairly common topic. This topic is a bit out of place on a motorsports website, but we’re here for you, we’re all in this together.

So, when I came across these budget tips published by The Associated Press titled “Make 2010 Different: 6 Budget Mistake to Avoid” I thought I would share them with everyone.

They came up with a short list of 6 tips that can help each of us a come with and execute a budget successfuly.

1. You think “budget” means “no spending.”
2. You don’t track your spending.
3. Your plan isn’t flexible.
4. You haven’t set a series of goals.
5. There’s no fun built in.
6. Your spouse hasn’t bought in.

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Just about everyone who regularly participates in a wintersport has, at one time or another, used a disposable hand or foot warmer to battle the cold and most often find themselves wanting something better. Now there is something better, OutdoorHeatPack.com of Bent Grass Concepts have created a miracle heat pack that not only heats, but is re-usable in the true definition of reusable.

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The BlueRibbon Coalition is saddened today to learn long time partner and friend, Don Klusman, California Association of 4Wheel Drive Clubs, passed away yesterday.

Western Regional Representative for the BlueRibbon Coalition, Don Amador, said, “I’ve worked with Don for 15+ years on many far reaching land use issues, and today is a sad day indeed.”

“I worked closely with Don on many California issues over the years,” echoed Paul Turcke, legal counsel for the BlueRibbon Coalition. “We were lucky to have him.” Read the rest of this entry »

When it comes to choosing a goggle for snow activities the list of options is not short. For starters which manufacturer to choose. It seems as though any company that deals with snow products makes or at least endorses some ones goggle with some big names such as Scott, Smith, Oakley, Spy and 509 are some of the more common ones in the snowmobile industry. They all claim to have a “No-Fog” goggle, using technology such as double lens, breathable foam and other venting. They all produce a good and possibly even great goggle, but I have yet to see one that NEVER Fogs. HaberVision however might have just came up with the solution for any goggle to become a true No-Fog goggle with its introduction of the Haber Eliminator.

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Talking about snowmobile oil is sometimes like talking about politics and religion. Its an important topic and an essential part of our snowmobiles. Alot of our snowmobile’s performance, longevity and repair depend on the oil we use or more directly, the quality of that oil.

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It isn’t uncommon to come across a day of riding in 2-3ft of untouched powder in the western states. Snow that can make an individual just disappear. This is when a great jacket stands out above a good jacket. When staying dry is key to making a good day of riding an epic day. For about a decade now the best jacket to buy was a GORE-TEX® Jacket. There was a day when only one or two brands names had such jackets, but now that technology is starting to move down the ranks to other brands. Scott USA is one of the leading companies when it comes to snow clothing and the technology around staying dry and warm in the winter. Which brings me to the Scott Striker Snowmobile Jacket. I have just fallen in love with this jacket, from the great design, to the cut and feel and even better the performance of a top of the line jacket.

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