Wise-Guides Snowmobiles: Thanks to you!

Sunday, April 3, 2016

Thanks to you!

For the month of April Wise-Guides is running an awesome raffle that you could be a part of. During the month of April when you come into Wise-Guides and spend over 100 dollars you will be entered into a drawing to win a brand new 2016 Arctic Cat m8000 snowmobile. We are holding this drawing as our thanks to you the customers who have supported us for ten years now.

The best M ever. This 2017 M is designed for you to keep going where you’ve never gone before. The result? Hold a line like you’ve never held it before. Now to the skid. A new, lighter rail profile launches you up onto the snow with nothing more than free will. But why stop there? Mountain riders feed on power. So all 2017 M’s capitalize on Arctic Cat’s legendary engines with all-new TEAMIndustries bulletproof clutching, soliciting you to explore the upper reaches of the engine. This is a top of the line sled stop into Wise-Guides for your chance to win it! Check out our Facebook page for other details.

2 comments:

RYKR STEELApril 6, 2016 at 8:25 AM
Good idea, lot of information, don't forget to put citation for pictures in posts. You can also embed some links in your post to make it more engaging. When is the raffle drawing? Where is your Jing link for your niche network?
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Trada Art StudioApril 6, 2016 at 11:08 AM
That is the best prize I have seen. I'd love to rip up some fresh backcountry pow pow. I really like your blog post this week.
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About the Wise guy.

Hi, my name is Tanner I grew up in a small town just across the river from the Twin Cities, snowmobiling has been a large part of my whole entire life. I grew up in the country with my parents and one brother. In high school I played hockey, golf and in the summers I also work at the golf course in New Richmond.

I got my first snowmobile when I was only 8 years old, my parents would only let me ride it when they were with me. I remember my mom pulling my brother and I on a sled. When we would hit the trails I ways rode with my dad, and would fall asleep every time we went out, as I got older my parents began to trust me more and let me take the snowmobile out by myself. When I turned 16 I bought my own snowmobile and I rode it every day for a month straight. Snowmobiling has always been a passion for me and I plan to do it my whole entire life.