Cobalt
Expert
This is where TY really helps others in my opinion, lets share our favorite riding accessories. I will start with my top two riding accessories, these are two things that have improved my comfort while riding in COLD weather by leaps and bounds:
#1- BV2S Helmet, no air leaks and no fogging! The flip down visor is fantastic and eliminates the need to wear sunglasses only to stow them later and hope they do not break. The field of view on this helmet is second to none and the rear LED light is a safety feature all manufactures should mimic.
#2- My Carol Davis Webfoot Bodysock! This thing is amazing, it prevents wearing several layers of clothing and is extremely comfortable. It has stirrups for both your feet and hands and a rear flap for those emergency stops during the day. It is very important that if you order this suit that you read and follow the sizing chart instructions EXACTLY!
https://www.cdsportswear.com/wf_style3.htm
Share what you got!
Cobalt
#1- BV2S Helmet, no air leaks and no fogging! The flip down visor is fantastic and eliminates the need to wear sunglasses only to stow them later and hope they do not break. The field of view on this helmet is second to none and the rear LED light is a safety feature all manufactures should mimic.
#2- My Carol Davis Webfoot Bodysock! This thing is amazing, it prevents wearing several layers of clothing and is extremely comfortable. It has stirrups for both your feet and hands and a rear flap for those emergency stops during the day. It is very important that if you order this suit that you read and follow the sizing chart instructions EXACTLY!
https://www.cdsportswear.com/wf_style3.htm
Share what you got!
Cobalt
rx1mtn
Expert
1; My Garmin GPS. To make sure where I'm going with out getting lost.
2; My rear veiw mirrors, to make sure my buddies are keeping up.
Maybe my # 1 should be ANY Yamaha snowmobile.
2; My rear veiw mirrors, to make sure my buddies are keeping up.
Maybe my # 1 should be ANY Yamaha snowmobile.
fxnytrortx3
Expert
#1 oakely goggles
#2 ipod touch (that i don't have hoping to get one for Christmas)
#2 ipod touch (that i don't have hoping to get one for Christmas)
Swiss Sledder
TY 4 Stroke God
Good thread topic. 
Mine would have to be gauntlets. When it gets cold, especially after the sun has gone down, this is the surest and best way to keep your hands warm.
Mine would have to be gauntlets. When it gets cold, especially after the sun has gone down, this is the surest and best way to keep your hands warm.
Cody
Expert
you can not take an ipod touch on sled its rated that you dont take it in -10fxnytrortx3 said:
mbw919
Pro
I consider our outdoor Jacuzzi to be the ultimate snowmobiling accessory. We hardly use it in warmer weather but it's a great way to end a day of riding.
Ok, it's not a riding accessory so I guess contact lenses are the best thing I've bought for riding in a long time. The handiest things I've actually attached to the machine are a windshield bag and mirrors.
Ok, it's not a riding accessory so I guess contact lenses are the best thing I've bought for riding in a long time. The handiest things I've actually attached to the machine are a windshield bag and mirrors.
Great Topic
I'll be checking out those bodysocks, might just be what we are looking for in the late bow hunting season.
TK's 4 the tip
I'll be checking out those bodysocks, might just be what we are looking for in the late bow hunting season.
TK's 4 the tip
Cobalt
Expert
Bounty they are HIGHLY recommended by Sweaty Uncle Teddy!
Cobalt
Cobalt
Eagle1
Expert
kind of simple but I use a mouth guard, like you use in football. It keeps me from grinding or gritting my teeth, use to always get headaches and no it wasn't from the 2-stroke smell. LOL Then just carry ziplock bag to put it in for pit stops.
buddhahead
Pro
My favorite riding accessories:
BV2S helmet
U.S. made long underwear bought VERY reasonable from Sierra Outfitters
Cold Wave High Altitude gloves
The worst riding accessory: my buddy's sled hooked to mine with a tow strap
BV2S helmet
U.S. made long underwear bought VERY reasonable from Sierra Outfitters
Cold Wave High Altitude gloves
The worst riding accessory: my buddy's sled hooked to mine with a tow strap
lucky_7
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Great thread!!
1) Collett communicators. I love riding with them and do not ever ride with them. Not only do they make the ride safer, it adds so much fun to be able to talk smack with your buddies!!!
2) Camelback. I ride with it every time!!
1) Collett communicators. I love riding with them and do not ever ride with them. Not only do they make the ride safer, it adds so much fun to be able to talk smack with your buddies!!!
2) Camelback. I ride with it every time!!
buddhahead
Pro
lucky_7 said:
Any problems with the camelback?
I have two...and they both help you get unstuck.
http://www.highliftjack.com/
http://www.snobunje.com/
Both of these tools have saved my back and hours of digging. Great tools and they both have there place where one works better then the other. Eric
http://www.highliftjack.com/
http://www.snobunje.com/
Both of these tools have saved my back and hours of digging. Great tools and they both have there place where one works better then the other. Eric
my 2 favourites are my velcro on sunsheild over my helmet's stock sheild,(2 different shade)and my tunnel mounted rear aluminum rack to carry luggage or anything else like a gas can etc..
Kevin Garceau
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
my wife..... 