Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA, offers a high level of support for snowmobile customers with its competitive limited warranty. Yamaha’s Extended Service (Y.E.S.) plan provides unmatched peace-of-mind coverage besides the regular warranty.

All new Yamaha snowmobiles can be covered by up to four years of Y.E.S. protection. When full coverage is added to the original one-year warranty, the owner can relax knowing the factory is standing behind his or her sled for a full five years, plus any early season extension.

Y.E.S. closely follows the program offered by the original factory warranty, with all repairs performed by authorized Yamaha dealers using genuine replacement parts.

What’s more, all Y.E.S. plans come with TRIP, which is Yamaha’s Travel and Recreation Interruption Protection. If the owner has unexpected expenses because of a covered breakdown, such as needing an extra night’s lodging, food, or a rental sled for continued vacation fun, TRIP is there to cover up to $150 per occurrence.

Yamaha Extended Service is available from authorized Yamaha Snowmobile dealers across the nation, and the cost of coverage can be included in Yamaha Factory Financing.

Customers can learn more about Y.E.S. by calling toll free 866-YES-EXTD, and can get an online quote at www.yamaha-motor.com.

If you follow the ATV industry you may have read in our sister publication, All-Terrain Vehicle magazine, the announcement of Arctic Cat’s launch into the engine manufacturing business.

At this writing AC is building its first 650cc, 4-stroke, single cylinder engine in an all-new plant located in Thief River Falls.

While this likely will have no immediate effect on the current Suzuki based snowmobile engine program, we’re watching carefully to see how this dramatic move might impact Arctic Cat snowmobiles in the future.

Obviously, the first priority is to develop and manufacture 4-stroke ATV powerplants. However, it can’t be a big stretch to build a 4-stroke snowmobile engine… can it?

Cyphernetix has unveiled its latest web presence entitled Fusions. The name was chosen to represent the combination or “fusion” of a high standard of design with an effective level of functionality – a combination not normally available to small businesses.

Service is geared towards helping small business owners take control of the internet and their online presence. Just as before, Cyphernetix is offering exceptional service and unbeatable rates, plus by mentioning Supertrax International or All-Terrain Vehicle Magazine, you’ll receive a 10% discount on any quote!

As a small business owner within the Snowmobile or ATV industry, find out about design and marketing solutions that can offer your business a huge advantage over your competition.

Visit www.cyphernetix.com to learn more.

Temagami Shores Inn and Resort, situated on the shores of Lake Temagami is encompassed by a magnificent wilderness of old growth pine forests and glacier scoured rock. And now, the resort can also be found online at www.temagamishores.com.

The website, designed and developed by Cyphernetix (www.cyphernetix.com), presents the resort with photos and descriptions of all their accommodations, services, and facilities. It’s regularly updated with new news and events, packages for couples and groups, a photo album, local area links, current weather conditions, and even their dining room menu!

This website extends a warm and effective invitation to vacationers, tourists, businesses, and corporations all across the country, but especially those summer time travellers from the big cities in southern Ontario on the Lake Ontario Shoreline.

Check them out online at www.temagamishores.com. Contact them through their website to check availability for your vacation, corporate retreat, or perhaps a very special wedding day!

A broad coalition of concerned citizens, outdoor recreationists, and brave members of the United States Congress joined with snowmobilers to save the very special place, Yellowstone National Park.

With teh recent vote in the House of Representatives of 198 YES to 224 NO, the effort by Congressman Holt (NJ) to start the incremental closure of Yellowstone National Park was defeated.

Snowmobilers will be able to respectfully visit this wonderful National Park that was set aside for our enjoyment to use, to conserve and to cherish. Most importantly, Snowmobilers are all able to take their children and grandchildren to this wonderful place now and for many years to come.

Snowmobilers, like other recreationists are hard working tax paying middle class Americans who enjoy our magical winters riding a snowmobile. Studies conducted over the years prove that snowmobiles do not negatively impact on the resources in Yellowstone.

4% of all annual visitations to Yellowstone are on a snowmobile, which can only be ridden on the same groomed roads used by cars, buses and trucks in the summer. Over 2 million wheeled vehicles will enter Yellowstone National Park this summer and hopefully that activity will continue.

If the fringe movement of the environmental community would have been successful in closing Yellowstone in the winter, their next target would certainly have been the recreationists who enjoy the campgrounds, the majestic waterfalls and Old Faithful throughout the spring, summer and autumn.

The wildlife in Yellowstone National Park has never been healthier. The warm welcome of recreationists to our national parks, by our National Park Service employees, has never been stronger.