Thanks for your insight.I've never met johnny or you. But safe money based on rep and video states you would be crying like a prepubescent girl trying to follow him around the mountain.
Thanks for your insight.I've never met johnny or you. But safe money based on rep and video states you would be crying like a prepubescent girl trying to follow him around the mountain.
Thanks for your insight.
AnytimeIt was all worth it to receive your conceded douchey reply.
hahaha, doo only 1 pound heavier when both are full of fluids.... hahahahahahaha....... so much for the axys huge weight benefit that poo riders were trying to brag about ...... hahahahahahaha.......
does not the doo have a smaller gas and oil tank. The 850 runs out of fuel when ridden side x side with a etech 800 and most likely the polaris as well so add some extra fuel to your wet weight unless all you do is head to the cabin crack a beer and brag about your sled.You know the polaris was a 174 right??? and doo is a 165 right???
Well I didn't have time to read the thread but we know the 174 doo lays an embarrassing smackdown on the current Polaris and the new G4 destroys the current doo 174. I know because I've tested it. So I guess we have our answer lol. And once the G4 is released in 174 it will just be embarrassing. All good sleds but the new G4 is a destroyer plain and simple the torque and response from that motor you won't find anywhere else
hahaha, doo only 1 pound heavier when both are full of fluids.... hahahahahahaha....... so much for the axys huge weight benefit that poo riders were trying to brag about ...... hahahahahahaha.......
HAHA, your response is like laughing and poking fun at a fat dude who still weighs less than you doo! (maybe you should just not say anything) The Polaris 174 is Polaris's heaviest mountain sled and will only be rode by guys who do not care about weight more than traction.
I'm gonna have so much fun riding my Arctic Cat.
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See a advantage for the G4, but doo needs a better skid, almost in disbelief watching it lifting the skis the way it does in early videos, 174inch track should of been a must with this power..
Poo will be light, with a big foot print, and hold skis down, in the deep it might give the G4 a chellange in the technical where doo guys are A wheelie monster..
850 should have twenty hp more and that will show forsure, but then have a turbo on the Poo and the G4 will be sucking hindtit forsure..
lots of new stuff with doo.. Motor, cooling system, skid, track, primary, pitch.. Could be a good year to hold off in case there is a few bugs to workout.. Poo seams to have most bugs worked out..
I think 20 hp more may be an not correct but the g4 will defiantly be more powerful hp wise and a tourque monster. I think people downplay it's new clutching and weightloss vs the xm. Hopefully no first year gremlins show up.See a advantage for the G4, but doo needs a better skid, almost in disbelief watching it lifting the skis the way it does in early videos, 174inch track should of been a must with this power..
Poo will be light, with a big foot print, and hold skis down, in the deep it might give the G4 a chellange in the technical where doo guys are A wheelie monster..
850 should have twenty hp more and that will show forsure, but then have a turbo on the Poo and the G4 will be sucking hindtit forsure..
lots of new stuff with doo.. Motor, cooling system, skid, track, primary, pitch.. Could be a good year to hold off in case there is a few bugs to workout.. Poo seams to have most bugs worked out..
hey thats great. 6 years of customer guinea pigs and they've got er figured... and almost had something comparable to last years model skidoo...then G4..........CYA! i dont agree with you on the large footprint. its a 15" wide track. People that are serious about technical riding and deep snow abandoned that idea back in 2004. Chit even yamaha had that figured out and they haven't been able to figure out much!