SnoScoot and SnoSport pics and stories wanted!

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Bullheadmoto

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Virtually every snowmobiler out there has at least one favorite Scoot or Sport story or memory, and we are adding a Scoot/Sport Adventures page to our website purely for entertainment. So let's see em all.... running down the trail, in the shop, your kids on it, your kids in a sled behind it, parked near the bonfire at the end of the day, YOU racing your buddy on them... shoot me an email with pic and (story too if you like) and let me know that it's okay to put up on our site.

Thanks!

BHM
bullheadmoto@yahoo.com
www.bullheadmoto.com

 

culater

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Hey tony
Here are a few of my boys. Looks like you have been busy!!!
Talk soon,
Len

 

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The Original Snowscoot

I know what you are looking for but, there was a Snowscoot built by Nodwell in Canada in the 60's. This was my families first sled. Classic huh, 10 HP, fired at TDC so it tried to pull your arm off when it fired backwards. All steel and thick fiberglass construction, full cleat track. Didn't like snow any deeper than 1 foot though.

 

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culater said:

Hey tony
Here are a few of my boys. Looks like you have been busy!!!
Talk soon,
Len

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Len, gosh it's great to hear from you! My wife and two oldest girls just looked at your awesome pics....wow, beautiful, just beautiful!!!!!

Call me when you can and thanks SO much for sharing:beer;:beer;:beer;

BHM

 

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TumblerSummit said:

I know what you are looking for but, there was a Snowscoot built by Nodwell in Canada in the 60's. This was my families first sled. Classic huh, 10 HP, fired at TDC so it tried to pull your arm off when it fired backwards. All steel and thick fiberglass construction, full cleat track. Didn't like snow any deeper than 1 foot though.

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Never knew these existed... very cool! Love the old iron and stories that go with them... keep them coming you guys!

BHM

 

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• Aug 27, 2009

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I think you know my story - you are building it!:beer;:beer;:beer;

I will send you some old pics shortly

 

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MahaMan said:

I think you know my story - you are building it!:beer;:beer;:beer;

I will send you some old pics shortly

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But yeah, let's see some good ones from before!

BHM

 

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• Aug 31, 2009

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Len, I used one of your pics for the Adventures page... hope you don't mind. it was just such a cool photo!

BHM