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Timken Belts manufactures premium quality Ultimax brand snowmobile and ATV/UTV drive belts in the USA. Timken Belts is part of The Timken Company’s growing portfolio of engineered bearings and industrial motion products. A manufacturer of premium performance power transmission belts, Timken Belts’ associates and products help keep industry in motion and the world more productive.

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Maxceleration Racing is a snowmobile performance parts dealer and drag racing team based in Calgary, Alberta. It is owned and operated by Mike LaValley, who is in his third decade of competitive racing.  Over the years, we have won championships on snow, ice and grass,  having raced and won in every province in Western Canada.

In the past we have competed in almost every class in the sport from vintage to King of the Snow (now called Outlaw).  While the team has always been competitive, results improved dramatically when we began to design our own engine modifications. All engine porting and head design on our two stroke sleds was executed by Maxceleration Racing with the assistance of several engine and pipe design computer software programs. While we have moved away from 2-stroke engine work, we now offer performance parts for for snowmobiles and are an official dealer for Hurricane Performance parts and accessories.

Currently our racing focus is on  our turbo-charged Yamaha Sidewinders and Arctic Cat King Cat.  Our back-to-back Western Canadian Championship sleds were powered by Hurricane Performance parts and tunes. 


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Monday March 27, 2023 7:00pm EST:  Welcome to the Season 3 Finale of the Snowmobile Sessions Podcast with Gary Porter! In this episode, Gary and his friends from the season will gather around to chat about their favorite memories and moments from the past year, as well as some of the low points.

Join us for a fun-filled episode with lots of laughter and a few cold beers as we reflect on the snowmobiling season. You never know who might show up, so be sure to tune in to catch all the action.

If you're a fan of snowmobiling, then you won't want to miss this final episode of the season. We'll cover everything from the best trails to ride to the latest gear, technology and review your fan photos Live. So, grab a drink and settle in for a night of snowmobiling talk with Gary and his crew.

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Thanks for tuning in, and we'll see you on the trails!

Thank you to  @energypowersports563 and  @fast-tracsnowmobiletractio166   for you continuous support and keeping us on the trails!

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ENJOY 100 MILES OF TRAILS!
When snowmobiling gained popularity in the late 1960’s and early 70’s, groups of local sportsman started riding on the unplowed roads in the Powers Road area. As this new sport gained popularity, it was quickly realized that a need to smoothen out these trails was a necessity. Soon welders in garages and machine sheds were fired up and the first groomers were fabricated and pulled behind snowmobiles. Word got out of this new experience and locals who lived south of this Powers Road area started to clear out trails between farm fields so they could gain access to this area. These first groomers just didn’t do what was needed to maintain the trails. As luck would have it, the ski industry was also expanding and there was a need for the ski resorts to get better equipment. The first snowmobile club, Snow Drifters, was formed and equipment was purchased from the ski resorts. A little more fabricating and the new trail groomers were rolling down the trails. Quickly the trail was expanding south  to Ironwood and to the east to Big Powderhorn Mountain ski resort. UP Trail 160 was blazed. People with camps along the lower Powers Road pushed a trail to Saxon Harbor. Also, people with hunting camps along the Camp 9 grade were using their snowmobiles to access their camps. While all this was going on, Niles Sandors acquired a contract with the Michigan DNR to groom trails North of Bessemer and North of Wakefield. He groomed from his residence, Alpine Campground, north to Indianhead Mountain, west to the Camp 9 grade and east to the Camp 4 grade out to Conorville. He also groomed a trail to Bingos and east to Tula. The far western trail Niles groomed was only a few miles from Big Powderhorn Mountain. With a little creativity riders could get from the Trail 160 all the way to Tula with several stops along the way. The trail system was forming. As years went on, the railroads were abandoning their rails and the rail beds were turned into trails. Now towns were getting connected and small clubs were merging into larger clubs and the Gogebic Range Trail Authority was formed. Over the years, some of the trails were closed and others were expanded or rerouted, but the one thing that is constant is the need for trail maintenance.

Mylène is the eldest of three children.  When she was barely a month old, her parents took her for a train ride in the Agawa Canyon.  A few months later, she went hunting with them.  And that's how her childhood unfolded.  If Mom and Dad wanted to do an outdoor activity, the girls would always follow, learn and discover.  

Mylène quickly became passionate about all the activities she could practice OUTSIDE. 

During the winter, she will take as many snowmobile rides as she can depending on her busy schedule. Since she loves to discover new spots, she often prefers to go off-trail than to follow the beaten track.  

All the elements surrounding a good day of ice fishing  bring her so much satisfaction:  starting the fire in the wood stove, drilling the holes in the ice, breathing in the fresh air, getting the sun to warm up her face… and let’s not forget the great taste of the fish, cooked over an open fire.

And to reenergize, she finds that there’s nothing better than snowshoeing in the woods.

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Chris Weiland of Fast Trac Industries joins @mudbrats // snowbrats to talk about Fast Trac Studs and all things snowmobiling.

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