Product series: Trail Essentials

Upgrade your trail riding experience with Ski-Doo snowmobile trail riding accessories to make every adventure is comfortable and enjoyable.
Whether you're embarking on a quick day trip or planning an epic, extended journey, having the right SkiDoo riding essentials can make all the difference in perfecting your ride. From storage accessories to LED lights, the best setup is all about matching your gear to your style, whether you're into quick rides or longdistance adventures. For instance, a spare belt, deluxe tool kit, and spark plug replacement kit are critical for handling unexpected issues. Pair them with a LinQ storage accessory to keep these must-haves safe and accessible. The glovebox adds room for smaller essentials like your phone and gloves. Additional storage options like fuel caddies, windshields, and LED signal lights can all add comfort and convenience to your ride.
Megan Brodeur, a Snocross 3X Women's Champion, knows this first-hand. With years of competitive experience, Megan has mastered the art of setting up her Ski-Doo for peak performance and safety on every trip. Watch as she shares expert tips to help you elevate your sledding setup for a more enjoyable, stress-free ride. Watch the video now to learn more about Megan’s must-have Ski-Doo accessories and tips for the trail.
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[@kevinpezzi6777]

The innovation I’d most like to see is not a snowmobiling accessory but an alternative to snowmobiles, permitting more people to have fun on snow without the expenses and other drawbacks of snowmobiling. For example, in 1996 I made a motorized toboggan that was more fun to ride than any snowmobile I owned. It would also be fruitful for Ski-doo and the dwindling number of other snowmobile manufacturers to deeply ponder exactly what it is about the riding experience that makes traditional snowmobiling fun. In my opinion, while modern snowmobiles are technically better than ever before, they are often less enjoyable to drive and less able to sustain long-term participatory pleasure, which is reflected in precipitous sales declines and an alarming loss of dealerships in my area, ensconced in prime snowmobiling territory. If you study neurology and psychology (as a medical doctor, I have) and connect relevant dots with the real world, it suggests ways to optimize fun. Unfortunately, manufacturers oblivious to this unwittingly undermine their success by making changes that lessen the enjoyment of snowmobiling, predictably resulting in an efflux of customers who voted with their wallets, sending a strong signal that manufacturers perennially ignore.

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We're really curious about this motorized toboggan now!

[@kevinpezzi6777]

@@skidoo: If you would like, I can send a picture (it was stolen a couple years after I built it) and description as well as proposed changes and suggested manufacturing methods.

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Why not 😉

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@@skidoo: What e-mail or snail mail address should I use?

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