Track Pitch Measuring

Snowmobile tracks come in some basic pitches, 2.52″, 2.86″, 3.00″, and 3.50″. Trail and crossover tracks come in at the lower sizes while the mountain tracks have been stretched out to 3.50″ in recent years. As the pitch grows we see more...

Snowmobile Track Adjustment: Tips and Advice

Proper track tension is critical for the overall performance of your sled. While many novice snowmobiling enthusiasts think that track adjustment is a complex procedure, it’s not that complicated. In fact, even a person with little mechanical aptitude can master how...
When to Replace a Snowmobile Track

When to Replace a Snowmobile Track

Whether you have a worn-out snowmobile track or the one you have doesn’t suit your riding style, don’t put it off. Most riders see snowmobile track replacement as a daunting task and commit to it only when forced to deal with it. But in reality, anyone with a basic...
How To Ride a Snowmobile: A Helpful Guide for Beginners

How To Ride a Snowmobile: A Helpful Guide for Beginners

Riding a snowmobile is a fun way to spend your free time either alone or with a group of friends. In any case, it’s this rare type of leisure activity that can definitely give you many exciting memories. Even if one doesn’t own a snowmobile, they can always give it a...
How to Change a Snowmobile Track

How to Change a Snowmobile Track

As a ski-doo rider, you should know that a sled track should be replaced regularly. If you’re dealing with a damaged or worn-out track, you’re basically putting your life at risk. Fortunately, changing a snowmobile track isn’t that big of a deal, and even...