10,000 Yamaha .................. plus $5000 = a solid reliable sled and possiblly a pair of boots.
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Hmm. True enough.
10,000 Yamaha .................. plus $5000 = a solid reliable sled and possiblly a pair of boots.
Thanks I sure cant wait to try it!!Well jan I certainly don't disagree with you on the 08, I had one aswell. However the 2010 is lightyears ahead of the 08. So once agin will say to our new nytro owner wanting out honest opinion, just ride it. You will experience some of the troubles jan has and ones that others have stated. Turbo is NOT a must, I rode for years stock, the 2010 was a wise choice and I guarantee you will enjoy it. Haters are gonna hate and riders are gonna ride. Enjoy your new nytro, I know I sure did! And I continue to do so today.
Well jan I certainly don't disagree with you on the 08, I had one aswell. However the 2010 is lightyears ahead of the 08. So once agin will say to our new nytro owner wanting out honest opinion, just ride it. You will experience some of the troubles jan has and ones that others have stated. Turbo is NOT a must, I rode for years stock, the 2010 was a wise choice and I guarantee you will enjoy it. Haters are gonna hate and riders are gonna ride. Enjoy your new nytro, I know I sure did! And I continue to do so today.
I'm not sure how old your dad is but it's a great sled and nothing can touch a yamaha for reliablity. But i'm now 55 with bad knees and I have a 2007 apex with a supercharger and it's alot of fun but I had to rent a 2012 articat hcr for one day because my sled wouldn't run and what a differance. Didn't feel like I had a sled under me and it was about 200lbs lighter than my apex, nothing like the power of a s/c but the s/c puts a extra 50lbs on the sled so if u turbo later it will add weight. I found at the end of a 4 day ride i'm bagged and getting into trouble because i'm two tired and I'm not a real agresove rider like my son and ive slowed down alot but I still want to go, so the only thing about the yamaha is the weight not the reliablety, i'm now riding a 2011 , m8 the same sled my son is riding and this sled realy surprised me last year on how well it rode and performed, This sled I bought this summer for 9800 out the door then I took it to kenny at mountain magic and had it dialed in like my sons sled and if it performs the same way as my sons I'll be more than happy. So good luck with your nytro and yes talk to the guys in the mountains but good luck finding a stock nytro most of them are turboed but u will get some good advise and they are a great group of peaple.
Well jan I certainly don't disagree with you on the 08, I had one aswell. However the 2010 is lightyears ahead of the 08. So once agin will say to our new nytro owner wanting out honest opinion, just ride it. You will experience some of the troubles jan has and ones that others have stated. Turbo is NOT a must, I rode for years stock, the 2010 was a wise choice and I guarantee you will enjoy it. Haters are gonna hate and riders are gonna ride. Enjoy your new nytro, I know I sure did! And I continue to do so today.
Ya my dad is 52 and just wanted something that he can take off trail and still do ok in the deep powder but hes not a aggressive rider needed to himark the biggest slopes he just wants a sled that u can jump on and ride and not have to worry about getting the sled home so I figured the nytro was the sled for him, I guess will have to wait for the snow and see!!
I also just purchased a 2008 skidoo summit x 800r and this will be my first year riding so it should be fun to compare the two! I know the nytro and skidoo 800 are really not in the same class but im hoping the nytro will be able to keep up with the summit!!
U are going to find a big differance between the summit and the nytro if u get stuck u will be digging by yourself unless u turbo the nytro because my stock apex wouldn't even come close to the m8 so good luck diggingYa my dad is 52 and just wanted something that he can take off trail and still do ok in the deep powder but hes not a aggressive rider needed to himark the biggest slopes he just wants a sled that u can jump on and ride and not have to worry about getting the sled home so I figured the nytro was the sled for him, I guess will have to wait for the snow and see!!
I also just purchased a 2008 skidoo summit x 800r and this will be my first year riding so it should be fun to compare the two! I know the nytro and skidoo 800 are really not in the same class but im hoping the nytro will be able to keep up with the summit!!