Don't miss Two Top Mountain, up top it is INCREDIBLE. Any rental company can help with directions or guides. ALWAYS be minful of the weather, it can change rapidly at high altitudes and visibility can be reduced to almost nothing before you can get down safely.

Best conditions in years. The St. Zenon area of Quebec Canada is perfect this year. Plenty of snow and carpet smooth trails. Been up 3 times this year and going back first week of March. It doesn't get better than this !!!

Things are looking good. Last years snowfall was disappointing in Quebec to say the least. In the past few days about 18 inches has fallen. More snow than all of last Jan. and Feb.

Not enough tongue weight will cause swaying the faster you go. Move the wheels further back or your load further to the front. Good Luck

I had a Polaris that did that and by changing the electrical regulator, the problem cleared up. Regulators are not very expensive and easy to replace.

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I agree with zrt800, WHY!!!!! Canadian $1.57 = U.S. $1.00. I bought a new Polaris modular helmet in St. Donat and paid $50.00 U.S. less than buying it in the states after getting my vat tax back at the border.

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I have 2 reidences, 1 in Ohio and 1 in St. Zenon Quebec. Need any info e-mail me at gaspe@bright.net

Depending on the snow conditions of the trails you are riding sometimes not a whole lot can be done. But here are a few tricks. 1. Try e-z steer skags. 2. Only put a carbide skag on one side and a regular skag on the other. 3. Be first in line on a freshly groomed trail!!!!

Everyone seems to think a sled is worn out at 5000 miles. I have one of the first 200 1995 XLT Extras that were made with 22,000 miles. Two 98 XLT Specials with 9200 miles and 5800 miles. A 97 Classic with 10,000 miles. All sleds have original motors, cluthches, and tracks. All their miles were put ...