2022 Ski Doos available in January 2021

[snopro]

Just some Skandics and a few SP Summit 850's coming in this early release. The SP's are identical to the 2021's. I think they have some extra parts to add to their market share. Why not. Dealers are clean. The Dealer virtual meeting is Feb 17-18/2021 this year was just announced today for the actual 2022 lineup.

 

[maxwell]

they've had time since they settled with arctic cat back november to adapt the single beam rear skid to the gen 4 turbo?

please god no!!!!!!!

 

[skegpro]

They are Sp's , changes to the dash. Nothing really new.

 

[Luke The Drifter]

please god no!!!!!!!

From T motion to I-Beam Motion!

 

[Longhairfreak]

Maybe a turbo that doesn't work in reverse.

 

[kovs]

I’ve seen rob on the 175 this year. Hmm

His Instagram is mostly 20.5. There was a few on the 175 Just an observation.

 

[NoBrakes!]

Maybe a turbo that doesn't work in reverse.

7 short months.... you’re back?

 

[acesup800]

please god no!!!!!!!

Agreed, heaven forbid they get a quality skid with quality shocks......

 

[maxwell]

Agreed, heaven forbid they get a quality skid with quality shocks......

not sure why anyone thinks the Skidoo skid and shocks are so bad. I can pound through whoops waaay faster than an Axys or Proclimb chassis.

 

[Teth-Air]

not sure why anyone thinks the Skidoo skid and shocks are so bad. I can pound through whoops waaay faster than an Axys or Proclimb chassis.

I agree with you on this but its not just shocks. I know the light, rigid AXYS chassis transfers more to the rider and the heavier Doo floats over the bumps better. The in-season Alpha I rode was the worst on a bumpy trail. Now get on a side-hill and its and you will find out how terrible the in-season Ski-Doo shocks are. Expert and Free Ride, way better.

 

[Mountainman52]

Maybe a turbo that doesn't work in reverse.

Eh FREAK its got TRIPLE PIPES !!!

 

[maxwell]

I agree with you on this but its not just shocks. I know the light, rigid AXYS chassis transfers more to the rider and the heavier Doo floats over the bumps better. The in-season Alpha I rode was the worst on a bumpy trail. Now get on a side-hill and its and you will find out how terrible the in-season Ski-Doo shocks are. Expert and Free Ride, way better.

Yes the inseason shocks are terrible. I find the expert shock package with 20% siffer valving and remote resevoir rear is a pretty nice setup from the factory. Freeride is too stiff of a calibration for technical riding

 

[jhurkot]

Does anyone know which 2023 model I should buy in March? Or should I just wait and snow check the 2024 model in April?

 

[skegpro]

Does anyone know which 2023 model I should buy in March? Or should I just wait and snow check the 2024 model in April?

Gotta love when you go to the dealer and you can pick from new in stock 2019,2020,2021 and 2022. Lol

 

[maierch]

Gotta love when you go to the dealer and you can pick from new in stock 2019,2020,2021 and 2022. Lol

But three of them are Arctic Cats! :d

 

[skegpro]

Doo doo

 

[everest8]

Dealer in sault Ste Marie Ont had 150 Summits and sold them all as of last week and yet very little snow. Perhaps Doo is making more to fill demand and calling them 22's ? Hard to find any toys in Ont as they sell like crazy.

 

[NoBrakes!]

Only 2 summit SPs at Martin south showroom, not much more stock and no news about the release... at all.

 

[Caper11]

 

[snopro]

Dealer in sault Ste Marie Ont had 150 Summits and sold them all as of last week and yet very little snow. Perhaps Doo is making more to fill demand and calling them 22's ? Hard to find any toys in Ont as they sell like crazy.

I've been thinking about this a bit. I have known the marketing guys off and on for years at BRP. My thinking is BRP has market share big time this year and is already scheming how to stack the deck per say for 2022. What better way than to release some more 21's serialized as 22's, make a small change to justify it and build up a bit of a head start on Polaris for the coming year? I certainly wouldn't put it past them.