Thinking about buying a demo or used Snowdog? Discover the key things to check before you buy and ensure you're getting a reliable machine.

When buying a demo or used Snowdog, it's essential to know what to look for to ensure you're getting a reliable machine. Key areas to inspect include the engine’s performance, the condition of the track, and the suspension system. Check for smooth throttle engagement, proper clutch function, and ensure that routine maintenance like oil changes has been done. Demo machines from trusted sellers, like those at RecRev, often come with tested upgrades and detailed care, making them a great option for those looking for a well-maintained Snowdog at a lower price.

We provide an update on new models, and what to expect from Snowdog this upcoming fall/winter season.

Did you know that we can ship a complete Snowdog kit (Snowdog, seat and sled) to any major center in Canada for as little as $150? Yup!  It's easier than ever to get outside in style this winter, whether you're ice...

A little over 5 years ago, the three of us (Sean, Eric and Brian) decided to take a chance that we could sell a handful of Snowdogs in Manitoba. When we started - it was kind of like the little...

Tis the season! Recreation Revolution is bringing the holiday cheer with our list of the 12 Snowdog Accessories for Christmas! Whether you’re looking for something for that special someone, or just spoiling yourself - here are 12 items we think...

A Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) belt is a type of transmission that uses a belt and pulley system instead of traditional gears to transfer power from the engine to the wheels. The belt in a CVT is made up of...

Stumbled across this blog: https://snowdogutm.wordpress.com/about/ Interesting profile of a someone using it in Canada. Lots of pics of cool sleds, modifications and attachments for Snowdogs.

What kind of belt is best for a Snowdog? One of our challenges as a Snowdog dealer these last few years has been finding parts. It's been a particular challenge finding a reliable source for the belts!   We reached out...

Updated information on why your Snowdog may get the urge to get up and go (on it's own).