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1981 Kawasakis: Celebrating Nebraska Sleds
This week, the attention of grassroots organizers of the great sport of snowmobiling will be turned on the state of Nebraska, which will host...
Flashback: The 1980 Kawasaki Invader LTD
When Kawasaki introduced its new-for-1980 LTD 4/6, there was some confusion over whether it was a performance sled or a luxury sled - or...
1976-77 Snow Goer: Kawasaki Enters, Endurance 1000 Test Begins
Snow Goer magazine was launched as the first national snowmobile magazine 50 years ago. To celebrate, Snow Goer is taking readers on a volume-by-volume...
1981 Kawasaki Drifter
The main reason for buying a 1981 Kawasaki Drifter 340 is to have fun. The other reason is that, although it isn’t an LTD...
1978 Kawasaki Invader 440
Think Kawasaki and you usually think Z-l000 speed. Power. Performance. King of the road.
It is that image that Kawasaki wants to transfer to the...
1980 Kawasaki Invader LTD
What’s going on this year? Just when you think that snowmobile manufacturers have reached the ultimate in ride, handling and performance, along comes a...
1976 Sno Jet SST 440—The End Of The Trail For Big Blue
SnoJet rose fast in the 1960s, peaked in 1970, then declined, ending with the innovative but short-lived 1976 SST 440 trail sled.
1980 Polaris TX-L Indy: The Sled That Saved Polaris
First and foremost a cross-country race sled, the initial 1980 Polaris TX-L Indy evolved into a series of sleds that reversed dwindling sales for the then-fading brand, ensured its continued existence and led it to a dominating position in snowmobiling marketshare for a couple of decades.
1984 John Deere Snowfire – Sunset for Free Air Sleds
Free air snowmobile engine cooling was very popular during the vintage era because it offered a lot of advantages. It was light weight and less expensive than any other cooling type due to fewer parts. But as the years rolled on, free air cooling began to fall out of favor.
History, And The Future—A Letter From John Prusak
Memory is funny—childhood can seem like the best time ever or so tough that “kids today wouldn’t last a week,” depending who you ask.
Polaris Is Folding Its Timbersled Snow Bike Division
In a shocking development a few hours before Polaris is set to publicly launch its 2026 snowmobile lineup, the corporation announced it is discontinuing...
Joe Duncan Event Seeks To Revive Sled Racing Passion In The East
Longtime snowmobile and powersports racing and competition organizer Joe Duncan today officially launched a plan to spur new growth for snowmobile racing in the...
Chasing History: Rare Ski-Doo Earns Big East Classic Honors
For ardent collectors and connoisseurs in the vintage snowmobile community, seeing a 1974 Ski-Doo Sno Pro at the third annual Big East Classic vintage...
Flashback 1982: Old Snowmobile Ads Tell Their Own Stories
The snowmobile world was going through some interesting times in the early 1980s. Brands like John Deere, Kawasaki and Moto-Ski were still in existence...
10 Best Suggestions And Rumors: A 29-Year Flashback
Almost 29 years ago, in what was then Snow Goer's annual 10 Best issue (cover date, March 1994), editors at the time penned the...
Yvon Duhamel Memories, In His Own Words
Many in the broad motorsports world – an especially those in Canada – reacted this week when word trickled out on the death of...
1978 John Deere Spitfire: The Split Personality Sled
The John Deere Spitfire earned a place in snowmobile history as the first direct drive sled. And although popular at first, its sales declined...
50th Anniversary Collector’s Edition: Get Yours!
Arguably the coolest and most collectible issue of Snow Goer ever published, the special 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition takes readers year-by-year through the history...
Perfect Summer Reading: Wells’ Vintage Sled Book!
The trees are green, the grass is growing and some early spats of hot weather confirm the obvious: Summer is here at last! Sadly,...
