- OWNER'S HUB
HOW TO RIDE THE WS250
- OWNER'S HUB
HOW TO RIDE THE WS250
Before you ride your WS250, make sure you’ve conducted your pre-ride check, are familiar with the vehicle and wearing the proper clothing and safety gear.
Starting procedure
Riding position
The Widescape WS250 is very lightweight at 200 pounds, with most of that weight strategically positioned in front of the rider’s feet. The center of mass is also very low, making it easy and intuitive to handle the snowmobile by shifting your weight from side-to-side using your feet.
How to steer the WS250
On hard packed snow
In soft or deep snow
How to restart your WS250 after a fall
The WS250 has a lean angle sensor that automatically shuts off the engine when the snowmobile is laid on the ground or upside down as a safety measure to prevent fuel leakage and potential fires.
If the engine shuts off due to a fall, here are some key steps to remember.
Before you ride your WS250, make sure you’ve conducted your pre-ride check, are familiar with the vehicle and wearing the proper clothing and safety gear.
Starting procedure
Riding position
The Widescape WS250 is very lightweight at 200 pounds, with most of that weight strategically positioned in front of the rider’s feet. The center of mass is also very low, making it easy and intuitive to handle the snowmobile by shifting your weight from side-to-side using your feet.
How to steer the WS250
On hard packed snow
In soft or deep snow
How to restart your WS250 after a fall
The WS250 has a lean angle sensor that automatically shuts off the engine when the snowmobile is laid on the ground or upside down as a safety measure to prevent fuel leakage and potential fires.
If the engine shuts off due to a fall, here are some key steps to remember.
