Is Kanedog clutching your sled???Let’s be clear about this..
track speed means nothing!!!
Snow set up comes in a 100 different ways
With also adding in factors of
Ambient temp out side
Amosphic density at diff elevations
Different rider weights
These track speed numbers mean nothing.
U can have a higher track speed in a certain snow and also b going 5-10km slower
So who cares about track speed
It’s a joke!!!
The big names in the buisness are pretty biased aswell lol they say what there told to say, if u want real world reviews talk to people u see out and about buddy is on a trip with a buncha polaris boosts right now he the lone doo guy looking forward to gettin some input back on what he thinks. Polaris threw money at 75% of the top names in the sport. Buddy of mine was at grizzly lodge a few years back when bura ndt was there lets just say it was a rude awakening for him when he looked up to the guy.Max I hope u get paid from skidoo for ur key board yap….cuz if don’t lol F
On the other hand I’m sure u learned how to ride those hard core creek beds from watch Polaris sleds all day on boondockers vids 10 years ago
It’s funny how u yap on hear like u invented sledding hard core ways. lol F
I think I will stick to the big names in the business for my info. Not some dude that posts none stop about skidoos on snow and mud
It’s getting old and all played out with u
So what you are saying is the sled you are riding now is a heave pig compared the the boost and ski doo had to drop a lot of weight to get it close but not under the boost weightno, it doesnt actually make 180hp. That is why. With the new 850R losing 16lbs they are very close in weight now too
Maybe that’s why your track speeds vary so much? And on the weekend I did have the fastest sled. My turbo pro is still faster than a 2021 skidoo turbo.Niner.. u can throw all ur weights off of ur
p clutch and get all the track numbers u want
And say ur the fast est dude here
I think that’s why muskoka is so popular this year! Real unbiased Opinion of 2 of the best sleds paid for with his own money. I don’t get brand loyalty, only thing I ever married is my wife everything else is for sale. It’s ok to try different sleds, trucks, bikes or whatever your hobby is, accept the fact that manufactures leapfrog each other with technology. With my rant over pretty impressed to see a turbo in the crossover market!The big names in the buisness are pretty biased aswell lol they say what there told to say, if u want real world reviews talk to people u see out and about buddy is on a trip with a buncha polaris boosts right now he the lone doo guy looking forward to gettin some input back on what he thinks. Polaris threw money at 75% of the top names in the sport. Buddy of mine was at grizzly lodge a few years back when bura ndt was there lets just say it was a rude awakening for him when he looked up to the guy.
I think that’s why muskoka is so popular this year! Real unbiased Opinion of 2 of the best sleds paid for with his own money. I don’t get brand loyalty, only thing I ever married is my wife everything else is for sale. It’s ok to try different sleds, trucks, bikes or whatever your hobby is, accept the fact that manufactures leapfrog each other with technology. With my rant over pretty impressed to see a turbo in the crossover market!
You think Burandt, Turcotte, Adams ect.. are going to tell you their honest opinion? Not a chance. Lots of good information on this site but when it comes to which sled is better I wouldn't listen to anyone on here, everyone has a different perspective to what's the best. You have to decide what's best for you. I myself only ride in the mountains so power is at the top of my list, Doo and Poo make the same power now so it comes down to personal preferences. To me the NA isn't even an option when you have the factory turbo's and for the money I still want more power and reliability but my buddy I ride with loves his 850 matryx and he has ridden turbo Yamaha's forever. All the new sleds rock and its great to see polaris and skidoo pushing each other every year but if I was snow checking a 23 it would be a turbo 850 skidoo 165, I would just need a headlight delete and not for the weight savings lolMax I hope u get paid from skidoo for ur key board yap….cuz if don’t lol F
On the other hand I’m sure u learned how to ride those hard core creek beds from watch Polaris sleds all day on boondockers vids 10 years ago
It’s funny how u yap on hear like u invented sledding hard core ways. lol F
I think I will stick to the big names in the business for my info. Not some dude that posts none stop about skidoos on snow and mud
It’s getting old and all played out with u
I think it's around $4k USD for a Carl's 900 kit for the 850...A little pricy
They will sell a pile of those. Every time skidoo releases a turbo mountain model the trail riders lose their chit LOL.
Ken, I doubt it. If Doo offered you a N/A sled with the same power as the turbo but it was going to be $2k less, way lighter, used less fuel and quicker to rev, I bet you would bite. The turbo is not the best tool in the tool box for tree riding. For meadow mashing maybe a fun beast at best. At this point I would only buy a turbo to hear the blow off valve and if it was about bragging rites it would have to be the most powerful 2 stroke production turbo, and that is not a Doo. Which is the only brand to claim 188 hp?Chit disturber
Am I wrong? Lol. I’ll take the turbo everytime. And so will you. Haha
But its not the same power at where I ride? A N/A aspirated sled loses HP at altitude and a turbo doesn't. I'm not knocking what you want to ride Chris. I know you're a tree rider. My knees dictate I'm not so I choose the best sled for me and my riding which is not tree riding. You might like the Boost better in the trees if it didn't have the small lag it does. Muskoka Matt rides turbo's and we know he isn't giving them up. Either is Burandt or Curtis I'm betting and they ride all tree stuff.Ken, I doubt it. If Doo offered you a N/A sled with the same power as the turbo but it was going to be $2k less, way lighter, used less fuel and quicker to rev, I bet you would bite. The turbo is not the best tool in the tool box for tree riding. For meadow mashing maybe a fun beast at best. At this point I would only buy a turbo to hear the blow off valve and if it was about bragging rites it would have to be the most powerful 2 stroke production turbo, and that is not a Doo. Which is the only brand to claim 188 hp?
Actually Muskoka is giving up the turbo, he ordered a 900 pro rmk.But its not the same power at where I ride? A N/A aspirated sled loses HP at altitude and a turbo doesn't. I'm not knocking what you want to ride Chris. I know you're a tree rider. My knees dictate I'm not so I choose the best sled for me and my riding which is not tree riding. You might like the Boost better in the trees if it didn't have the small lag it does. Muskoka Matt rides turbo's and we know he isn't giving them up. Either is Burandt or Curtis I'm betting and they ride all tree stuff.
Must be getting oldActually Muskoka is giving up the turbo, he ordered a 900 pro rmk.
Ken, I doubt it. If Doo offered you a N/A sled with the same power as the turbo but it was going to be $2k less, way lighter, used less fuel and quicker to rev, I bet you would bite. The turbo is not the best tool in the tool box for tree riding. For meadow mashing maybe a fun beast at best. At this point I would only buy a turbo to hear the blow off valve and if it was about bragging rites it would have to be the most powerful 2 stroke production turbo, and that is not a Doo. Which is the only brand to claim 188 hp?