maxwell
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Wait so there is no lightweight can?
Poor yamaha, no one cares about the release tomorrow. Same as the sneak peaks. Doo and polaris packed and 5 old guys in the yamaha area that probably dont have the internet.
Lol!!!!!
And most people won't care until they release a 2 stroke again. And it's too bad because it would Probly be a bad ass machine!
Was the same in 15 for polaris when all they did was add some color and shocks. I think ski doo has enough sled to carry them through a few years. Always room for improvement i guess but its not a huge deal they didnt make any drastic changes.
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(Saw this posted on another forum ) No one is going to want to have a complete redesign the same year as Pol. They are the big dog right now, and going up against their complete redesign is sales and marketing suicide. Doo knows that, and that's why they've milked their 2008 chassis yet another year. Whether anyone chooses to accept that fact or not is a personal issue Makes sense. |
Learn how to ride It I guess LOL. Not a problem for most
Yamaha has a 2 stroke.
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Lol, I don't think the bravo is going to win mountain sled of the year too soon
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They even discontinued that!! Tried to buy a bunch for work no go
Hopefully they are smart enough to realize the t3 174 will still walk all over that new axys. Although it's new it's deep snow performance will not touch the current T3 174 sleds. 163 maybe because they are much lighter those sleds may be comparable now that they have a 2.7 track
Interesting comment, have you been following boost it and the comparison between his 174 axys and the 174 T3? Or watched the vids? Same track length but the axys is a 2.5. The new HO is handling the boost nicely and my knowledge the ho has been reliable. The 174 2.5 is climbing everything the T3 can and climbing stuff the T3 cannot as well.
Im a doo guy but I still believe poo went in the right direction with their track choice.
But you know how Maxwell thinks......any manufacturer is only heading in the right direction if they do what BRP does.....its not a good idea unless skidoo does it 1st.......lol
Interesting comment, have you been following boost it and the comparison between his 174 axys and the 174 T3? Or watched the vids? Same track length but the axys is a 2.5. The new HO is handling the boost nicely and my knowledge the ho has been reliable. The 174 2.5 is climbing everything the T3 can and climbing stuff the T3 cannot as well.
Im a doo guy but I still believe poo went in the right direction with their track choice.
But you know how Maxwell thinks......any manufacturer is only heading in the right direction if they do what BRP does.....its not a good idea unless skidoo does
Its a shame but some opinions when it comes to comparisons are of little value. Doo could release a 144 mtn edition next year or a 204 the year after that or switch to. 15 wide or go one-ski, wouldn't matter what the other brands come up with, a few guys would wave the flag and high five cause of the Doogles stuck to their face.
Interesting comment, have you been following boost it and the comparison between his 174 axys and the 174 T3? Or watched the vids? Same track length but the axys is a 2.5. The new HO is handling the boost nicely and to my knowledge the HO has been reliable. The 174 2.5 is climbing everything the T3 can and climbing stuff the T3 cannot as well.
Im a doo guy but I still believe poo went in the right direction with their track choice.
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Interesting comment, have you been following boost it and the comparison between his 174 axys and the 174 T3? Or watched the vids? Same track length but the axys is a 2.5. The new HO is handling the boost nicely and my knowledge the ho has been reliable. The 174 2.5 is climbing everything the T3 can and climbing stuff the T3 cannot as well.
Im a doo guy but I still believe poo went in the right direction with their track choice.
But you know how Maxwell thinks......any manufacturer is only heading in the right direction if they do what BRP does.....its not a good idea unless skidoo does
Its a shame but some opinions when it comes to comparisons are of little value. Doo could release a 144 mtn edition next year or a 204 the year after that or switch to. 15 wide or go one-ski, wouldn't matter what the other brands come up with, a few guys would wave the flag and high five cause of the Doogles stuck to their face.
Sorry you are constantly going into Ski-Doo threads only to find out that people are bias towards ski doo. It must be crushing.
Sorry are constantly going into Ski-Doo threads only to find out that people are bias towards ski doo. It must be crushing.
Check the other brand threads, You should get out more like your buddies.
Check the other brand threads, You should get out more like your buddies.
I actually do... I don't spend my time trolling around other threads starting fights all day. You have to be the grumpiest old bastard on this site! Everyone will be talking and joking around... Figuring out new brands... And not only do you come in with NOTHING to add to a conversation... No facts... No stats.... Nothing positive to add... Ever.... You just come in and beak everybody off for liking their own brand. Sorry you have nothing better to do. Get a hobby... Try sledding.
That's pretty good! I didn't know they made one of those stock! I'll have to go look at one!
Point taken BUT there seems to be a lot of buzz that the new poo HO will not compare to the doo and poos reliability has always been in question. IMO thus far the new poo HO seems to be holding up to boost and the demands of the mtn segment. The engine rips, So take a 163 t3 a put it up against a 163 axys, I used Neil's 174 cause it was a match to the stocker t3. The turbo kits are close to the same boost levels between the axis and t3.
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