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Furniture manufacturer Lionel Baril founded Lionel Enterprises Inc. in 1966 so that he could enter the booming snowmobile business. After learning metal fabrication from the Baril family’s Princecraft boat company of Prince-ville, Quebec, he then built a snow bike called a Ski-Jet.
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Located in the ultimate snowmobiling hub in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the Keweenaw Snowmobile Club’s trails are some of the most popular in all of North America thanks to the immense amount of snow the area gets plus the wonderful rural and rugged landscape.
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Demonstrating its dedication to outdoor winter motorized recreation, Arctic Cat announced the asset acquisition of Widescape™ – known for the Widescape WS250 stand-up enduro snowmobiles.
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Rather than shining a light almost exclusively on what’s new, our Top 10 snowmobiles for model year 2026 list highlights sleds that best serve specific niches within the snowmobile market.
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The Summit X with Expert Package models are once again setting new benchmarks. It starts with the new S32 front suspension geometry and its 32-inch ski stance. Designers didn’t just shave an inch off each side to make the S32; they created a completely redesigned suspension with new spindles, A-arms, shock angles and more.
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The cool thing about ergonomics is that they are personal, so rider preferences will vary. But still, some folks are putting up with weird wrist angles, odd reaches, unnecessary blasts of air and other hassles that could be fixed with the turn of a few screws or bolts. Here are nine simple adjustments to consider when prepping your sled for a new season.
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Roger Skime – a legendary engineer, designer, test rider and racing aficionado – has officially returned to the Arctic Cat team by personal invitation from the new ownership group.
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The Trade Winds-based Bobcat series had been part of Evinrude’s lower end offerings since its 1969 introduction, and hadn’t really changed much since a mostly visual restyle for the 1971 season. The Bobcat SS with its “racing seat” was the closest thing that Evinrude had to a performance sled. It was loud, and said to be fast for its day, but only on a very smooth surface.
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Located in a touristy area of northern lower Michigan known for its tart cherries and Great Lakes views, the Grand Traverse Area Snowmobile Club (GRASC) exists in a paradise once called “The most beautiful place in America” on national TV.
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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.
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