Abstract: An audio system for an open vehicle such as a motorcycle, an ATV, or the like that has a handlebar. A face plate having a plurality of control switches that control the operation of the audio system is attached to a face plate receptacle. The face plate receptacle is secured to the handlebar assembly. Components of the audio system are contained within a housing and secured to the frame of the motorcycle at a remote location relative to the handlebar. A wiring harness connects the faceplate receptacle to the components of the audio system contained in the housing. Speakers are also provided on the handlebar or in a helmet of a rider.

Abstract: A sled having a bottom 22, 122 surface with a pair of front runners 32, 132 curving toward one another from the front end 12, 112 and into parallel sections directed into two pair of rear runners 34, 36, 134 or 136. The first and second pairs of rear runners 34, 36, 134 and 136 have runners of each pair disposed on opposite sides of a longitudinal axis (A) and both pairs 34, 36, 134 and 136 are disposed closer to the longitudinal axis (A) than the parallel sections of the front runners 32, 132.