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I guess I might as well say this right away, I will at no time in this text reveal the exact location of this rare European version of the snowmobiling normally only found in Alaska.
Cause to be honest; I rather keep it to my self.

By now I guess you figured out that I've been traveling around a bit lately.

No, I don't mean Svalbard, this was something different and almost as exotic. I will have to get back to you about Svalbard, I need to tell you this first.

Story began six month ago when we first heard the rumor about a central european country sporting a subculture of snowmobilers. Unknown to most Scandinavian snowmobilers, and only a few thousand kilometers south of the Land Of The Midnight Sun, a posse mixed of snowboarders and two-stroke lovers was rocking the powder on 2500metres above sea level. We couldn't believe our ears and decided we had to see it with our own eyes.

For the trip we brought TOBE riders Anders “The Duck” Olsson and Jerry Jonsson making the crew together with moi and Mikael Berntsson complete. We headed out of Sweden a cold and snowy January evening, curious to find out what adventures may be waiting for us. We took the bridge over to Denmark and then followed the ferry over to Germany. Guess I could tell you a few good stories about the trip and where we’ve been, but I don’t want to give you too many clues about or final destination.

I can give you as much as this: We had Bratwurst on the way, French woman does not shave and we saw two different oceans including palm trees.

The riding? The best to be found in Europe, pinky swear! This was the somewhat best trip I ever made. Good snow, lots of sunshine and we met some fantastic people!

Yeahh! Did I fire up your imagination, eh? Who knows, if you start putting some pressure on the Admin of this site the full article might be published here during the spring.

 Fred ut!

Tomas Berntsson 

TOBE Technology