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 Snowmobiling: North America's growing Economic Engine
By the year 2020, tourism will be the world's largest industry - predicts the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies. Today, Travel and Tourism in North America is a $2 Trillion Dollar business and accounts for millions of jobs and generates billions of dollars in state and federal tax revenues.
Read More Max Sled Racing: Main Addiction
After a successful 2007 season on the WSA Hilldrag Circuit, Randy Main, who took the championship in the Semi Pro 700 class, was hooked on hilldrags and determined to step it up next season. So Main opened the 2008 season on a new sled, the 7x, racing in a new class.
Read More Brent Nelson: 2009 Snow Shoot Rider's Journal
I was honored and totally stoked when the Max Sled Team invited me to go to the 2009 Snow Shoot with them. I have loved anything with a motor my whole life but have a special place for snowmobiles. My love of snow probably tips the scale.
Read More Max Sled Vintage: 1971 Chaparral 634 Firebird
Once you have been bitten by the snowmobile restoration bug it tends to change your life. You find yourself looking behind sheds, and in the woods or in barns on farm sites. My line of work in the construction industry allows me to be outside a lot and takes me many places to bid jobs. As I travel around central Minnesota, I’ve always got my eyes out for cars, motorcycles and snowmobiles.
Read More Steve Franta: 2009 Snow Shoot Rider's Journal
For 2009 I’d like to say that the big four has many things to talk about, many great ideas, and all of them have a different approach in marketing. They are all very unique in different areas. Each has their strong and weak points.
Read More Max Sled 2009 Spring Promo Buyer’s Guide
The spring promotions from the OEMs offer great incentives that core sledders like and should be rewarded with for their pre-season order. It can get a little confusing, so to help clear things up, Max Sled has put together this 2009 Spring Promo Sled Buyer’s Guide.
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