About Us
Here is a little history for those of you who may be visiting our site.
Roger Felker Bought his first Ski-doo in 1969. It was a TNT.
When the Felker Family moved to Colorado in the early 1970's they bought sleds for the whole family
The met a lot of new people and began new group of friends, which would become life long frienships!Lynn Always had a passion for racing since he was a little guy. So it was his nature to start working on his first snowmobile and race his brothers. He would work on his sled for hours.
Pretty soon he was hauling ***!
Lynn Felker started racing in the late 1970s. Back then, the sleds that they were racing weren't much more than a motor and a buck board. 
This is how Lynn learned so much about Ski-Doo engines and how to get them to perform. It's not very often you find a racer or even a mechanic these days that worked on and rode sleds like the 340 TNT, 87' 462MX, Formula Plus
, or the old Mach 1 and Mach Zs 
(and raced every race from Cross Country, Ice Ovals, Drags, Snow Cross, Hill Climb, and I-500, to the Grand 500). And of course, now he is mostly a weekend warrior.
He has accomplished a lot over the years. He has raced in more than 250 races all across the country. He consistently placed in the top three and most of the time, he was the first to cross the finish line. He was the iron man back in the day and his sleds were the fastest on the track. He has worked on sleds for many Ski-Doo factory riders and participated in the coveted X-Games.
This is how Lynn learned so much about Ski-Doo engines and how to get them to perform. It's not very often you find a racer or even a mechanic these days that worked on and rode sleds like the 340 TNT, 87' 462MX, Formula Plus, or the old Mach 1 and Mach Zs (and raced every race from Cross Country, Ice Ovals, Drags, Snow Cross, Hill Climb, and I-500, to the Grand 500). And of course, now he is mostly a weekend warrior. He has accomplished a lot over the years. He has raced in more than 250 races all across the country. He consistently placed in the top three and most of the time, he was the first to cross the finish line. He was the iron man back in the day and his sleds were the fastest on the track. He has worked on sleds for many Ski-Doo factory riders and participated in the coveted X-Games. He is a hero in our book and more than deserving of the snowmobile hall of fame in our opinion. To this day his knowledge is unbeatable. Thirty years plus around snowmobiles is hard to beat.
For years it was a family affair; of course, along with many friends who over time have become like family to us. The Holcombe family, for the last ten years, has been our family too. Every weekend at the race track. We have more memories watching the boys grow and they have become pro athletes! Calvin Felker and Josh Holcombe were our two pro racers with Jacob Holcombe in the semi-pro class. Josh broke his collarbone in Hot Sulfur Springs and Jacob left us to pursue his football dreams, but they are still family to us. Jacob is in college and Josh is in the Navy, proudly serving our country.
Over the years our Snowcross race team has included Eric Potter, Amanda Felker, and Austin Corson.
Eric Potter had a couple amazing seasons, as well as his daughter Kourtney on her Mini Z.
Amanda and Austin also had a few good seasons.
Chad Buck and Tim Plate drag race their Ski-doo snowmobiles every year and seem to get Lynn to accompany them to Fair View UT for the Big Gun Shoot Out Yearly.
Special thanks to Wes Reiff, our #1 decal and sticker guy (aka Wild Wild Wes).
