If a visit to the Hall of Fame is not on your Bucket List, it should be. This was my second visit and again, it was not a disappointment. It's larger, maybe twice the size of my previous visit and with so many machines from the past, they have to rotate them in and out to get a fair showing. If you're in or near St. Germain, make it a stop just off Hwy 70, west of town. So, without further delay, let's get to the pix.
Starting with the Thundercat from a couple of winters ago.
126 different makes at the peak of production. If you can zoom in or have better eyesight than I, you'll notice that both Allis Chalmers and Honda each made a snowmobile. They were prototypes that never touched the snow.
Maybe Skiroule has some background on this Polaris. This is kind of his domain and our resident authority.
I always thought the ThunderJet was the coolest on the track including the "Ape Hangers".
You know their slogan, go ahead and say it!
That's a nice clean Scorpion!
And for the Yamaha guys...
Lastly, the Wall of Fame. The picture doesn't do justice as it's 4 or 5 times larger that what is shown. The fast ones, the pioneers and those that helped grow the sport. Some are Posthumus, some are still with us, all are honored to be on this wall.
Starting with the Thundercat from a couple of winters ago.
126 different makes at the peak of production. If you can zoom in or have better eyesight than I, you'll notice that both Allis Chalmers and Honda each made a snowmobile. They were prototypes that never touched the snow.
Maybe Skiroule has some background on this Polaris. This is kind of his domain and our resident authority.
I always thought the ThunderJet was the coolest on the track including the "Ape Hangers".
You know their slogan, go ahead and say it!
That's a nice clean Scorpion!
And for the Yamaha guys...
