Who makes Ski-Doo engines? How do you pronounce Ski-Doo?

Ski-Doo engines are manufactured by the Laurent Beaudoin Design and Innovation Center, Valcourt, Canada.

The company specializes in “design, research, development, marketing and manufacturing of Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo and Can-Am products.”

How do you pronounce Ski-Doo?

Ski-Doo is pronounced “Skee-Doo.”

What Is a Ski-Doo?

A Ski-Doo alternatively called snowmobile, snowmachine, skimobile, or snow scooter, is a motorized vehicle made and used for winter travel and other fun snow activities.

Snowmobiles are designed in such a way that they cannot be used on a road or rails, and they can only contain at most one driver and one passenger (2-up snowmobiles).

They have skis at the front to give direction but do not have any windshield.

While the first manufactured snowmobiles used simple rubber tracks, the modern ones are made of a Kevlar composite construction.

When snowmobiles are used for recreational purposes, it is called snowcrossing/racing, trail riding, freestyling, boondocking, ditchbanging and or grass draging.

During summer snowmobile riders often drag race on grass, or asphalt strips.