Hey everyone, i’m Ed and live just outside of Philly, PA. I have ridden sleds out west many times and in Maine a few times. Having the opportunity to ride on both coast, I can say it is night and day the West coast have some trails and more powder and the East coast are more trails and less powder. With that in mind I will be purchasing my first sled and will be looking to the more knowledgeable for advise. This is what I have been looking at. I want a Crossover, because I do like going off trails, unfortunately I need a sled that will fit a second seat because of the girlfriend, that does limit me in the type of Crossover I can buy.
I have narrowed it down to three and would like your feedback on them if possible.
In no particular order
1. The Arctic Cat 2016 XF 7000 CROSSTOUR but it has a Track Length of 146in and in my opinion I believe it may be to long for trails.
2. I am also looking at the Polaris 800 Switchback Adventure with a Track Length of 137in.
3. The last one is Ski Do Renegade Enduro 1200 4-TEC also with a Track Length of 137in
All three sleds have an optional 2up seat that can be removed when riding alone.
I will be riding in NY, Maine and VT and will not be hauling them out west.
Thanks for any feedback you can give.
I have narrowed it down to three and would like your feedback on them if possible.
In no particular order
1. The Arctic Cat 2016 XF 7000 CROSSTOUR but it has a Track Length of 146in and in my opinion I believe it may be to long for trails.
2. I am also looking at the Polaris 800 Switchback Adventure with a Track Length of 137in.
3. The last one is Ski Do Renegade Enduro 1200 4-TEC also with a Track Length of 137in
All three sleds have an optional 2up seat that can be removed when riding alone.
I will be riding in NY, Maine and VT and will not be hauling them out west.
Thanks for any feedback you can give.
New guy from the Philly area
Aucun commentaire:
Enregistrer un commentaire