Snowmobiles
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Winter has officially set in across the Northern Hemisphere, bringing with it feet of snow and record-breaking low temperatures across the US. Gizmag looks at a few of the latest winter gadgets and gizmos to help you brave the cold, frost and snow.
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For over fifty years Caterham has been known for its purpose-built sports cars and motorsports activities. This week, however, the company announced that it will be expanding its product offerings to that of the two-wheeled variety.
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The DC Shoes Toyota Tacoma concept truck designed for SEMA packs a road-clearing plow, gear racks, a snowmobile carrier and a rooftop tent. If every truck looked like this, there would be little need for ski resorts.
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Seventeen college teams competed in the 2011 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge, including a record number of electric sleds.
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The Skizee is a powered tread that pushes skiers across the snow.
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The Mattracks Powerboard is designed specifically for use on snow, the device features one continuous snowmobile-type rubber track on the bottom.
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We've seen this approach to Arctic off-roading at a concept level, but this snow-eating Subaru WRX STI is most definitely for real.
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With arctic conditions bringing the entire United Kingdom to a halt, the staff at Santa Pod Raceway in Northamptonshire decided to employ Podzilla, the racetrack's 1200 bhp Monster Truck, to travel the otherwise inaccessible 180 acre grounds.
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This looks like serious winter fun. What if you could ride your high-performance, lightweight dirtbike in the snow? Imagine throwing huge snowy rooster tails, wheelying across snow-covered fields, carving corners through the powder and cranking your bike down to elbow-dragging lean angles - all the
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May 15, 2007 Here's an extreme sport that's been developing quietly behind our backs for 30 years now. Snowmobile fanatics around the world are lightly modifyin
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August 11, 2006 In the beginning, snowmobile helmets were motorcycle helmets, often failing to meet the injury protection standards of the day, and invariably