Polaris 800 Dragon RMK 163 Snowmobile 2009
May 13, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Deep snow is no match for the Polaris 800 Dragon RMK 163 Snowmobile 2009. The biggest, baddest 800 Dragon RMK ever, Polaris’ 163 snowmobile model is powered by 154hp Liberty 800 CFT. This mono-block twin engine provides exceptional torque and is the new standard when taking on the steep and deep. Its new lightweight rail beams shed pounds while increasing strength and its lightweight spindle retains precise control. Plus, its new P2 clutch delivers lightweight performance, improves backshift and increases overwind. Base price of $11,199. Polaris.
Ski-Doo GSX Limited Snowmobile 2009
May 6, 2008 | Snowmobiles
If you’re a performance trail rider looking for superb snowmobiling technology and refinement, you’ll find it in the fully loaded Ski-Doo GSX Limited Snowmobile 2009. Ultra-lightweight and responsive, the GSX Limited is powered by either a 600 H.O. E-TEC or 1200 4-TEC engine. This all-new Ski-Doo snowmobile has got added features like high-tech multi-function gauges, tunnel bag, and bump-melting SC-5 rear suspension, plus added wind protection. Other features include 12V power outlet, Brembo hydraulic brake, lightweight 1-inch lug RipSaw track and RER electronic reverse. Base price of $9,949. Bombardier.
Yamaha RS Viking Professional Snowmobile 2009
April 29, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Taking multi-tasking to a whole new level, the Yamaha RS Viking Professional Snowmobile 2009 tackles work and play with equal enthusiasm. Driven by a three-cylinder Genesis 120hp four-stroke engine, the RS Viking Professional’s broad power curve and excellent fuel economy have earned this model a strong following among high-mileage enthusiasts. Thanks to its direct-to-crankshaft clutching, this Yamaha snowmobile’s engine can be mounted deeper in the chassis, delivering a lower center of gravity and improving its cornering stability. Add the Camoplast Rip Saw track to the mix, and you’ve got yourself excellent flotation in fresh snow. Base price of $10,699. Yamaha.
Arctic Cat Crossfire 1000 Sno Pro Snowmobile 2009
April 23, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Designed to offer outstanding performance on whatever snow-covered terrain you tackle, the Arctic Cat Crossfire 1000 Sno Pro Snowmobile 2009 throws snow where ever it goes! At the heart of the Crossover 1000 Sno Pro, you’ll find a massive two-cylinder, two-stroke Suzuki engine that features multistage APV electronic exhaust valves and an Exhaust Pipe Temperature Sensor system. Thanks to its136-inch Camoplast Ripsaw high-performance trail track, this Arctic Cat snowmobile handles superbly, and its FasTrack Long-Travel System slide-rail ensures a smooth ride. Other features include flat floorboards with integrated heat exchangers, full instrumentation, removable bellypan side panels, and hand and thumb warmers. Arctic Cat.
Polaris 600 IQ Snowmobile 2009
April 16, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Performance and delivery goes hand and hand with the Polaris 600 IQ Snowmobile 2009. At the beating heart of this Polaris snowmobile is IQ IFS, which delivers stability, agility and rider confidence. On the 2009 600 IQ, you’ll find integrated into the newly designed tank, a lightweight freestyle seat. It boasts improved ergo and narrower sides, which allows you to attack corners more aggressively and makes stand-up riding much easier. Also new is the P2 (Polaris Performance) clutch, delivering lightweight performance, improved backshift and increased overwind. Base price of $10,299. Polaris.
Ski-Doo MX Z X Snowmobile 2009
April 7, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Built for those who prefer to ride with their hand on the throttle and their heart in their throat, the Ski-Doo MX Z X Snowmobile 2009 is bred from champion snocross and cross-country racers. Complete with race sled looks and state-of-the-art shock packages, the MX Z X is powered by a 600 H.O. E-TEC engine, so it kicks up snow as it speeds through the hills and trails. Available in either a deep black or a bright yellow color package, this Ski-Doo snowmobile is as fetching as it is well equipped. Features include 1.25-inch lug RipSaw track, race-type brake pad and steel-braided line, Brembo hydraulic brake and racing braided line, RER electronic reverse and lightweight front suspension components. Base price of $10,199. Bombardier.
Yamaha Phazer Snowmobile 2009
March 31, 2008 | Snowmobiles
The next phaze of snowmobiles is here! Yamaha’s Phazer Snowmobile 2009 is lighter than ever, thanks to a lightweight, counterbalanced crankshaft, rear-exiting exhaust and ultra light, ultra rigid FX chassis. Fly across the frozen tundra – this Yamaha snowmobile’s Genesis 80FI four-stroke engine is fuel injected, compact and potent. The Phazer uses a dual-shock rear suspension system with a pair of KYB gas cell shocks, and a specially engineered front suspension package to accommodate its unique weight distribution and handling needs. Other features include wide handlebars, rear tunnel closure, digital gauge and to-the-end grip warmers. Base price of $6,699. Yamaha.
Arctic Cat T Z1 Turbo Touring LXR Snowmobile 2009
March 24, 2008 | Snowmobiles
You’ll get anything but a leisurely ride on the . It’s all thanks to its four-stroke, liquid-cooled, two-cylinder 1,056cc engine. Plus, the TZ1 Turbo Touring LXR’s act diamond drive with reverse reduces weight while providing smooth Arctic Cat T Z1 Turbo Touring LXR Snowmobile 2009engagement. When you’re looking for the best seat on the trail, rely on this Arctic Cat snowmobile’s twin spar chassis and re-engineered slide-action rear suspension. Amazing features include hand and thumb warmers, heated driver and passenger seats, three storage bags, deluxe gauges, adjustable backrest and detachable passenger seat. Arctic Cat.
Polaris FST IQ Touring Snowmobile 2009
March 20, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Comfort is the key ingredient in the Polaris FST IQ Touring Snowmobile 2009. With its 136-inch Comfort suspension, the FST IQ Touring easily adjusts to changing trail conditions or when you’re converting from one-up to two-up riding. Speed isn’t an issue – this Polaris snowmobile is power boosted by a compact, quick-to-spool turbo four stroke engine that’s also clean and efficient. The FST IQ also features the new P2 clutch, which delivers lightweight performance, improved backshift and increased overwind for top speed. Other features include an adjustable backrest, electric start and storage. Base price of $10,099. Polaris.
Ski-Doo Summit X 146 Snowmobile 2009
March 19, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Weighing in at 439 lbs., the Ski-Doo Summit X 146 Snowmobile 2009 is looking slim and sexy. Driven by a new cleaner-burning 800R Power TEK engine, the Summit X 146 offers better fuel and oil economy with less smoke and smell. An ultimate mountain machine with high performance features, this Ski-Doo snowmobile comes with KAYABA HPG Take-Apart aluminum front and shocks and race-type brake pads, allowing you to tear it up on the mountains. Other features include REV-XP racing seat, multi-function digital gauge with display, low windshield, riser block and RER electronic reverse. Base price of $10,449. Ski-Doo.
Yamaha Apex RTX Snowmobile 2009
March 18, 2008 | Snowmobiles
It’s a wonder that there’s any snow left behind when the Yamaha Apex RTX Snowmobile 2009 blazes by. Smoking hot and burning to go, the Apex RTX is on fire from the moment you put the key in the ignition. Powered by a Genesis 150FI four-cylinder engine, this Yamaha snowmobile is designed to build high horsepower and keep weight low. Configured in a 4-2-1-2 design, the Apex RTX’s exhaust pipes feature titanium head pipes, which add to the engine’s higher output and also reduces weight. Another cool feature on this sled is the ProActive CK torsion spring rear suspension, which deliver superb performance when you rip it up through the moguls. Prices start at $11,099. Yamaha.
Polaris Widetrak LX Snowmobile 2009
March 17, 2008 | Snowmobiles
Even work is fun when you’re using the Polaris Widetrak LX Snowmobile 2009. Outfitted with a 20x156-inch Shockwave track with 1-inch lugs, the Widetrak LX tackles deep snow with ease and is your sled when you want optimum traction for towing. Powered by a liquid-cooled, two-stoke engine, this Polaris snowmobile comes with a three-speed transmission with hi, low and reverse, making it a 4x4 snowmobile. Standard features include hand and thumb warmers, tall 20-inch clear windshield, Gripper ski, grab bar, 11-gallon fuel tank and 12V DC outlet. Base price of $8,399. Polaris.
Yamaha FX Nytro XTX Snowmobile 2009
March 13, 2008 | Snowmobiles
2009 comes early, thanks to Yamaha’s FX Nytro XTX Snowmobile. Powered by the fast-revving, high-torque 130hp-class Genesis 130FI engine, the FX Nytro XTX uses lightweight crank technology and the fuel injection system to deliver razor-sharp throttle response. One new performance-enhancing feature that comes with this Yamaha snowmobile is its patented rear exit design that reduces the amount of under-hood heat produced and distributes weight for a finely balanced sled. Also new are the GYTR dual-clicker front shocks that offer riders a high level of tunability with 12 clicks of compression and 20 clicks of rebound damping. Yamaha.
Polaris 500 Shift Snowmobile 2009
March 12, 2008 | Snowmobiles
It may only be the third month of 2008, but Polaris has already released its new line of 2009 snowmobiles, one being the 500 Shift. Part of the performance series of sleds, the 500 Shift offers stability, agility and rider confidence. Integrated into the newly designed tank, this Polaris snowmobile’s lightweight freestyle seat boasts improved ergonomics and narrower sides for aggressive cornering and easy stand-up riding. The 500 Shift’s fan-cooled engine features improved cooling to maximize performance, durability and reliability. Base price of $5,499. Polaris.
Yamaha RS Venture GT Snowmobile 2008
March 11, 2008 | Snowmobiles
A top-notch touring sled, the Yamaha RS Venture GT Snowmobile 2008 offers great reliability and comfort. Sporting a three-cylinder Genesis 120 four-stroke engine, the RS Venture GT is fueled by your adrenaline. Because this Yamaha snowmobile’s exhaust is routed out the back of the sled, airflow is optimized as it passes through the engine. Built on the rigid Deltabox chassis, the RS Venture features second generation front suspension with short spindles and long A-arms. Other features include ProComfort rear suspension with KYB HPG shocks, a cargo pad, LCD gauge and a tall windshield. Base price of $9,799. Yamaha.
