M9000 opinions

[togo ripper]

What's everybody's thoughts on the m9000 either 14 or 15, I'm looking to replace the M1000 and am thinking id like a boosted 4 strike, brother and dad both have proclimbs (13 hcr 800, 15 m8000) and I really like the chassis, only do like 3 days in the mountains a year the rest is all field and meadow riding. Just looking to see if I need to look out for anything

 

[2010m8]

I have a 12 and that's when they had the most problems. I believe the 14-15 had most of those worked out. They handle different then the 2 stroke and in low snow conditions are a little tougher to handle I find. But other than that I still riding the thing. Nothing more fun the boosted four stroke.


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[Bnorth]

not a great all around sled and often need a fair bit of money thrown at them to make the rider happy. I've seen a number of guys love them on paper and then dump them after a season for pennies on the dollar to go back to a 2 stroke.

 

[MP Kid]

I'd say that if most of your riding is in the Yorkton area, then its probably a safe bet.
Guys that are dumping money into the Cat 4S and not happy, are typically riding more in the mountains.
Another factor is how big you are...??

 

[togo ripper]

I'm 230 plus gear and I've definitely got the strength to throw it around all day, I'm the one who's always stuck fixing everything so that's why I was looking 4 stroke so I can just turn key and ride, the sleds weight does concern me but I did ride a nytro for years and besides the awkward handling the weight wasn't that big of a deal, and 98% of my riding is in sask

 

[slededjr]

I ride a '13. Threw about $2000 into it with exhaust, clutching and ecm flash, also osp braces. Love it. Take it in trees, hills, flats where ever. No regrets yet.

 

[brad30]

If your still looking for one i have a 2014 listed in the classified section, just selling it to get 2016 m9000