Polaris WideTrak LX Snowmobile 2010
November 19, 2009 | Snowmobiles
When a job has just got to be done right and you can’t let a little thing like snow get in the way, it’s time to call in the Polaris WideTrak LX Snowmobile 2010. Powered by a liquid-cooled 500cc two-stroke engine, the WideTrak LX comes equipped with a 20 x 156 inch track for the ultimate in deep-snow flotation. Ready to go anywhere there’s work to be done, this Polaris snowmobile’s dash-mounted, lever-actuated hi/low/neutral/reverse transmission and electric start makes the job go that much quicker so you can use this sled to play too! And for carrying your equipment or gear bag, the WideTrak LX’s storage rack and underseat storage gives you plenty room to bring it all along for the ride. Get busy for $8,599. Polaris.
Arctic Cat M8 162 Snowmobile 2010
November 17, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Take on the snowiest peaks on the Arctic Cat M8 162 Snowmobile 2010. Able to adjust to temperature and altitude, the M8 162’s lightweight H.O. 800 two-stroke engine with batteryless electronic fuel injection helps take you to new heights. This Arctic Cat expert-grade mountain snowmobile’s 162-inch long Power Claw track digs into deep powder so you never lose traction, while its push-button engine reverse takes eight pounds off your overall weight, letting you race up hills with ease. Also helping it shave the pounds is its new lightweight running boards and FOX Float rear skid that lowers unsprung weight and reduces track tensioning. Head for the hills for $10,999. Arctic Cat.
Ski-Doo Grand Touring SE Snowmobile 2010
November 15, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Reaching new heights of trail comfort, the Ski-Doo Grand Touring SE Snowmobile 2010 offers an unparalleled ride this winter. Powered by Rotax 1200 4-TEC, liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine, the Grand Touring SE is built on the REV-XR platform, giving it a complementary look to go with its awesome performance. Built with SilenTrack technology, this Ski-Doo snowmobile Air Control Suspension makes even the bumpiest trail smooth, while its tilt steering with four adjustable positions keep you in control if you’re sitting or standing. Other features include GT rigid side cases and tunnel bag, heated seat, adjustable passenger grips and backrest, quick-attach modular seat and front and rear heated visor outlet and 12V power outlet. The Grand Touring SE sells for $12,499. Bombardier.
Yamaha RS Vector GT Snowmobile 2010
November 12, 2009 | Snowmobiles
The search for the ultimate trail sled ends with the Yamaha RS Vector GT Snowmobile 2010. Built on the Deltabox II chassis, the RS Vector GT puts the rider in a forward position that offers greater comfort and allows you to go from standing and sitting easily. Powered by a Genesis 120FI four-stroke engine, this Yamaha snowmobile’s advanced fuel injection system keeps it pumping at maximum output, all while being conscious of fuel efficiency – now that’s one smart powerplant! And outfitted with the cool Engine Braking Reduction System, once the throttle is released, a small amount of air to pass through the fuel injection system, which gives you that sweet “coasting” ride. Other features include 15x121x1.25 Camoplast Rip Saw Track, GYTR dual-clicker front shocks and Mono Shock II RA rear suspension. Hit the trails for $10,499. Yamaha.
Polaris IQ Turbo Dragon Snowmobile 2010
November 10, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Bumps, ditches and jumps beware – the Polaris IQ Turbo Dragon Snowmobile 2010 is on the loose! All about performance, the IQ Turbo Dragon is smooth and quiet, and its 750cc, four-stroke twin with a rapid spooling turbocharged engine is both quick and fuel-efficient. Letting you fine-tune your ride, this Polaris snowmobile’s Walker Evans compression-adjustable shocks control 10-inches of A-arm suspension travel, making even your long journeys comfortable. Other features include Dragon IQ-specific torque arms, lightweight rails, 1.25 Inch Ripsaw Track, electric start and hydraulic brakes. Get out and play for $10,999. Polaris
Arctic Cat Crossfire 8 Snowmobile 2010
November 8, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Taking all-purpose riding to a new level, the Arctic Cat Crossfire 8 Snowmobile 2010 redefines the term “multi-purpose.” Powered by a two-stroke, 794 cubic centimeter, 800 H.O. engine, the Crossfire 8 can reach 160 horsepower – that’s an increase of 10% over last year’s model. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, this Arctic Cat snowmobile digs into the snow and offers a smooth ride, thanks to its 141 inch single-ply Cobra track, while its wide running boards provide improved foot traction. Add to the mix its AWS VI double wishbone front suspension and you’ve got yourself extreme control and maneuverability over this sled. Other features include push-button electronic reverse, LED rear lights and FasTrack long-travel rear suspension. The Crossfire 8 will run you about $10,499. Arctic Cat.
Ski-Doo GSX SE Snowmobile 2010
November 5, 2009 | Snowmobiles
When you’ve got to have it all when it comes to ultimate trail comfort, choose the Ski-Doo GSX SE Snowmobile 2010. Fully loaded with features, the GSX SE kicks up the white stuff with its Rotax 1200 4-TEC liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine, and it looks good doing it. That’s because this Ski-Doo snowmobile is outfitted in REV-XR glossy side panels and sports a regal red and black color scheme. The GSX SE glides over the powder thanks to its lightweight 1-inch lug RipSaw track with SilenTrack technology, and backing up is a breeze with RER electronic reverse. Other features include tilt steering with four positions, Brembo hydraulic brake, air control suspension, multi-function digital gauge with display and heated visor power outlet. The GSX SE sells for $11,849. Bombardier.
Yamaha FX Nytro Snowmobile 2010
November 3, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Rough trails are magically transformed into a comfortable journey with the Yamaha FX Nytro Snowmobile 2010. Driven by a Genesis 130FI four-stroke engine, the FX Nytro runs at a maximum 130 horsepower-class performance, which is thanks in part to its advanced fuel injection system. Kept on the smooth and narrow by its FXG2 front suspension geometry, this Yamaha snowmobile offers amazing steering response and handles the corners effortlessly. Other features include 15x121x1.25-inch Camoplast Rip Saw track, Engine Braking Reduction System, Dual Shock CK rear suspension, grip warmers, sculpted narrow seat and quick-release, single-piece hood/console shroud. Get rough for $10,699. Yamaha.
Polaris 120 Dragon Snowmobile
November 1, 2009 | Snowmobiles
The love of snowmobiling starts young – and that’s why you should start your snow prodigy on the Polaris 120 Dragon Snowmobile. Powered by a proven 5 HP, 120cc, four-stroke engine, the 120 Dragon will provide your youngster with years of riding. To keep the ride smooth, this Polaris snowmobile comes equipped with IFS front suspension, and to give you peace of mind, it also comes with a shutoff tether, handlebar shutoff button, hood-activated shutoff and orange safety flag. And for those all-day excursions with the family, the 120 Dragon comes with underseat storage, ideal for extra gear and snacks. Pick one up for $2,299. Polaris.
Arctic Cat F570 Snowmobile 2010
October 29, 2009 | Snowmobiles
A sled the whole family can get behind, the Arctic Cat F570 Snowmobile 2010 will turn this winter into a blast. Powered by a two-stroke, 565cc, fan-cooled engine, the 2010 F570 adds push-button reverse to the mix while still delivering awesome performance in the coldest conditions. Built on a Twin Spar chassis, this Arctic Cat snowmobile takes on the tough trails with seventh generation AWS Front Suspension, an engineering feat the utilizes wishbone A-arms with IFP shocks and sway bar to soak up the bumps, while giving you great cornering and handling. Other features include high/low thumb warmer, mid-height windshield, dual stage trip odometer and dual halogen headlight. The F570 sells for $6,699. Arctic Cat.
Ski-Doo Renegade Sport Snowmobile 2010
October 27, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Delivering high performance at a low price, the Ski-Doo Renegade Sport Snowmobile 2010 will soon be making tracks in the snow this winter. Powered by a Rotax 550F axial fan-cooled, two-cylinder, reed-porting engine, the Renegade Sport doesn’t let a little thing like snow drifts stand in its way. Barreling through the white stuff with ease on its lightweight 15 x 137 x 1.25-inch Cobra track and Pilot 5.7 skis, this Ski-Doo snowmobile’s motion control shocks smooth out all the bumps you might encounter on the trails. Other features include SC-5M rear suspension, analog gauge with display, electric fuel gauge and RER electronic reverse. Drive one away for $6,799. Bombardier.
Alpina Sherpa 4-Stroke Snowmobile
October 23, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Trust the Alpina Sherpa 4-Stroke Snowmobile to get the job done right. Designed to work hard in the toughest conditions, the Sherpa 4-Stroke is ideal for ski resorts and mountain conditions. Powered by a reliable light-alloy 4-stroke engine, this Alpina snowmobile doesn’t need much time to warm up – all you do is plug it into a 110/220 VAC outlet. Taking all the guess work out of driving, the Sherpa comes equipped with a CVT variable transmission and an electro-activated clutch that gives you smooth shifting in every condition. Other features include electric warmers on the handle-bars and seat, dual halogen highlight unit, self-adjusting valves, self-adjusting brakes and a long-life drive belt. Alpina.
Yamaha Phazer RTX Snowmobile 2010
October 22, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Hit the rough trails with the Yamaha Phazer RTX Snowmobile 2010. Lightweight and dependable, the Phazer RTX cuts through the white stuff with its Genesis 80FI 4-stroke engine that offers quick revving for sporty acceleration. Built on the FX chassis, this Yamaha snowmobile uses double wishbone front suspension expressly engineered to properly distribute weight distribution and provide superb handling capabilities. Outfitted with a 14-inch Camoplast Rip Saw track with 1-inch lugs, the Phazer RTX’s narrow tunnel adds to this sled’s amazing ergonomics. Hit the trails for $8,299. Yamaha.
Polaris 600 LX Snowmobile 2010
October 12, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Head out into the great white yonder on the Polaris 600 LX Snowmobile 2010. Powered by a Liberty 600 CFI engine, the 600 LX offers a better run quality, cleaner emissions and amazing fuel economy. Smoothing out the bumps on this Polaris snowmobile is its 136” track and coupled suspension, making every ride comfortable. Adding to your comfort level is its sculpted, lightweight freestyle seat that lets you adjust your position for aggressive cornering and easy stand-up riding. Other features include duel mirrors, electric start, electronic reverse, a 12V DC outlet and a 16.5” windshield. Take on the trails for $9,599. Polaris.
Arctic Cat CFR 8 LE Snowmobile 2010
September 24, 2009 | Snowmobiles
Shed the trails this winter on the Arctic Cat CFR 8 LE Snowmobile 2010. Giving you 10% more power than last year’s model, the CFR 8 LE boasts an all-new H.O. 800 lay down engine that’s boosted by batteryless electronic fuel injection. Smoothing out the bumps on this Arctic Cat snowmobile is its FasTrack Long-Travel Suspension, while its 128 x 14 x 1.0 inch track digs deep for effortless turns. Lowering the CFR 8’s center of gravity, this sled also comes with a newly redesigned push-button engine reverse that sheds eight pound off its weight, which comes in handy when you want to make a quick getaway! Pick one up for $10,499. Arctic Cat.
