how about that....

[ABMax24]

Or when caveman invented the wheels that are used in the track...



Now they were smart cookies

 

[imdoo'n]

Don't think cookies will work, AC has used them in the past lol

 

[pfi572]

Or when bombardier built the first snowmobile? I'm thinking all the rest just thought it up!

Nope this guy built the first motor toboggan ? Lol

Carl Eliason of Sayner, WI was a man who spent 31 years inventing and perfecting the “Motor Tobaggan”. He was a man that loved the outdoors, hunting, fishing, & trapping. Carl found it difficult to keep pace with his pals because of a bad foot, so begins his journey to create the first snowmobile.

 

[imdoo'n]

Nope this guy built the first motor toboggan ? Lol

Carl Eliason of Sayner, WI was a man who spent 31 years inventing and perfecting the “Motor Tobaggan”. He was a man that loved the outdoors, hunting, fishing, & trapping. Carl found it difficult to keep pace with his pals because of a bad foot, so begins his journey to create the first snowmobile.

Very debatable,

 

[ABMax24]

Don't think cookies will work, AC has used them in the past lol

Lol, doo guys and T-Motion is like a teen girl and Justin Beiber, its a fad they'll grow out of and eventually be ashamed of...

 

[Clode]

 

[pfi572]

Very debatable,

http://www.upsnowmobiling.com/1st-snowmobile

 

[moyiesledhead]

Very debatable,

You'd have to be drunk on Doolaide to debate that.

 

[LennyR]

History of the 1st Snowmobile

Debate over I assume. That was quick , LOL.

But............ Was he wearing a yellow shirt or had a bumblebee emblem on his sweater, Hmmmmmm ?

 

[ABMax24]

Ray H. Muscott of Michigan was issued a Canadian patent for his motor sleigh – "traineau automobile" in 1915. The following year, the first United States patent for a snow-vehicle using the now recognized format of rear track(s) and front skis was issued to Ray H. Muscott of Waters, Michigan, on June 27, 1916.[SUP][

Snowmobile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[/SUP]

 

[Cat401]

Debate over I assume. That was quick , LOL.

can't be over....we have heard from imdoo'n but haven't heard the wisdom from Tex78 yet.....lol

 

[imdoo'n]

Yes, a lot of patents for a variety of snow machines, Bombardier's was the first to look like a modern sled, And from there they have been pretty much copies. Hopefully this will satisfy the other makes lol

 

[Mike270412]

Yep it sure is good ski doo is out there innovating and inventing all this amazing new stuff. If it wasn't for them we would all still be riding horse drawn sleds and dog sleds.

 

[tex78]

can't be over....we have heard from imdoo'n but haven't heard the wisdom from Tex78 yet.....lol

Well here ya go azz muncher



Take a wise lick up my azz....



What's with all the fawk tards lately that haven't been here long or joining ???

 

[CUSO]

 

[High Velocity]

Yep it sure is good ski doo is out there innovating and inventing all this amazing new stuff. If it wasn't for them we would all still be riding horse drawn sleds and dog sleds.

Funniest thread of the whole topic !! Good job, Mike !!!


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[CUSO]

I'll bite..

List your favourite non-doo cutting edge stuff brought out in the last decade....

Yep it sure is good ski doo is out there innovating and inventing all this amazing new stuff. If it wasn't for them we would all still be riding horse drawn sleds and dog sleds.

 

[Clode]

Ray H. Muscott of Michigan was issued a Canadian patent for his motor sleigh – "traineau automobile" in 1915. The following year, the first United States patent for a snow-vehicle using the now recognized format of rear track(s) and front skis was issued to Ray H. Muscott of Waters, Michigan, on June 27, 1916.[SUP][

Snowmobile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[/SUP]

but did it have tilty suspension

 

[Clode]

I'll bite..

List your favourite non-doo cutting edge stuff brought out in the last decade....

fuel injection on a 2-smoke....thanks polaris

 

[Clode]

fuel injection on a 2-smoke....thanks polaris

oops, went to far back...oh well