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Ok3 other manufactures? I only count 2.
Yamaha is literally a blue artic cat, and i see more sasquatch in the hills then blue yamacats...
Ok3 other manufactures? I only count 2.
Yamaha is literally a blue artic cat, and i see more sasquatch in the hills then blue yamacats...
Alright
What about the Red Skidoo?3 other manufactures? I only count 2.
Yamaha is literally a blue artic cat, and i see more sasquatch in the hills then blue yamacats...
What about the Red Skidoo?
lynx is a skidoo. there is currently 3 sled manufactures, more like 2 in reality though.
Brp, Polaris. Maybe Cat, see what they have for 2023 i guess.
Long time cat rider myself. May be on the doolaide next week. Wasn't impressed with the Polaris we rode with this week. Both had issues. Rental Summit turbo got ridden like the redheaded stepsister on pornhub and didn't skip a beat.
If that was the case, I might be interested. Not holding my breath though. Cat parts are hard to come by on a sledding trip though, and my dealer (about the best dealer out there) closed up shop last year so there's nothing close to home anymore.Nothing against Cat. My best riding friends are Cat guys.
They are kinda flying under the radar the last couple years though.
Turbo Alpha next year maybe?
If that was the case, I might be interested. Not holding my breath though. Cat parts are hard to come by on a sledding trip though, and my dealer (about the best dealer out there) closed up shop last year so there's nothing close to home anymore.
I want more power, but I'm getting too old to be working on the mod sled on the hill. I was really keen on the Boost until this trip. BRP, as much as I have my personal dislike for the company, seems like the logical choice.
Would prefer a freeride, but if I can snag a summit expert that Randy is backing out of, I'll go that route. Prices are likely to be up next season againThey are a good sled forsure. If i was buying a new sled id get a 165 turbo freeride.
Saw Willerton's in Wainwright just posted they have a snowcheck walk on a new 165 Freeride Turbo on Facebook. Arriving early this week. Give em a call.Would prefer a freeride, but if I can snag a summit expert that Randy is backing out of, I'll go that route. Prices are likely to be up next season again
And you prob still wont get it in september2023 rumors.... well it isn't gonna be rumor
price increase.... 10-15% on new product i bet. That 2022 turbski Expert you bought for 21-23K, gonna be more like 23-25k now for a 2023 snowcheck.
Try a sno flap! Sorry bud had to go there!id like to see a tunnel/cooler redesign. One things clear, the gen4 holds about 10lbs more snow and ice than the matryx chassis. i don't care about trail cooling, ill figure that out.