Snowmobiles are essential vehicles for those who enjoy the snow and the outdoors. If you live in the Snowbelt of the United States or Canada, you likely have access to one or several snowmobiling venues nearby. If you recently purchased a snowmobile or are considering purchasing one, we have a few tips for you to keep in mind.

Snowmobiles can help you enjoy the outdoors during the winter, but it’s important to ride with safety in mind. If you become stuck, stranded, or injured, the contents of your emergency kit could help save your life. Before setting out on your next snowmobile adventure, be sure you have these essential emergency items on hand.

Summer is here and for most people that means outdoor celebrations, vacations, warm beaches, and tan lines.  For snowmobilers, however, it’s a waiting game until we can un-retire our sleds.  At least, that’s the case for most snowmobilers. Some are having a hard time putting their sleds in storage this year. 

We at BITEHARDER, along with thousands of riders across the continent, deeply regret that summer is just around the corner. This means the time has come for us all to stow away our sleds until the snow returns. But retiring your sled until winter isn’t as simple parking it in your garage. Summerizing your sled (which is the seasonal opposite of winterizing) is one of the most important aspects of owning a snowmobile.

We at BITEHARDER are huge admirers of those who blur the lines athletics and insanity in extreme sports. Here is the second part of our list of Top Ten Adrenaline Junkies, complete with links to some of their craziest feats.

We at BITEHARDER are huge admirers of those who blur the lines of athletics and insanity in extreme sports. Here is the first part of our list of the Top Ten Adrenaline Junkies of all time, complete with links to some of their craziest feats.

Among the many benefits of both visiting and living in Canada is superior sledding. And just like there are endless stretches of beaches in the Caribbean, there are countless snowmobile destinations in The Great White North. Here are just a few of our favorite Canadian trails.

Plenty of time remains for riders across the country to hit the trails and enjoy your sled before this season ends. Here are a few of BITEHARDERS’s favorite, must-visit locations in the New England states.

No matter what you call it – darting, sliding, pushing, pulling, swapping, or skidding – maintaining control of your sled so it’s pointed in the right direction correlates to a safer, more predictable, and overall enjoyable riding experience.