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Backpack vs. Handheld STIHL Blowers: Choosing the Right Air Power for Your Property

Aug 19, 2026

A guide to choosing a new STIHL blower

7 Telltale Signs Your Equipment is Underpowered (And What It's Costing You)

Aug 9, 2026

7 Telltale Signs Your Equipment is Underpowered

New Can-Am Side-by-Side vs. Larry's Certified Used: A Mono Buyer's Guide

Aug 4, 2026

Comparing New and Used Side-by-Sides

Best Beginner Motorcycles in Ontario for 2026

Jul 13, 2026

The best beginner motorcycles available at Larry's Small Engines in Ontario for 2026 are the Honda Monkey, Honda Trail 125, Honda CRF300L Rally, and Suzuki DR650SE. Each suits a different type of new rider, from urban commuters to trail explorers.

Can-Am Defender vs. Commander: Choosing Your Ontario Side-by-Side for Work and Play

Jul 7, 2026

You've done the research. You know Can-Am builds some of the most capable side-by-sides on the market. Now you're facing the classic Ontario dilemma: do you need the unyielding power of the Defender or the versatile performance of the Commander?

What Are the Best ATVs for My Cottage in Ontario? A Mono Dealer’s 2026 Guide

Jul 7, 2026

Choosing the ideal ATV for an Ontario cottage involves balancing trail capability, hauling power, and cold-weather reliability suited for Canadian terrain. For cottage owners in 2026, top contenders include models from both Can-Am and Honda, each offering unique strengths to meet diverse needs. This guide will explore various models from both manufacturers, detailing which best suits specific cottage use cases, essential considerations before purchasing in Ontario, and what's currently available at Larry's Small Engines in Mono.

Honda Monkey vs. Trail 125: Choosing Your Perfect Mini-Motorcycle for Ontario Roads

Jul 7, 2026

Deciding between the Honda Monkey and the Honda Trail 125 is a great problem to have. You're standing at a crossroads, with two of the most iconic mini-motorcycles in history vying for a spot in your garage. Both share Honda's legendary reliability and a punchy 124cc engine, but that's where the similarities end. This isn't just about comparing spec sheets; it's about choosing a bike that matches your personality and how you plan to ride on Ontario's diverse roads.

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