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If you ask how much a difference a removed snow flap does, think about the trend of current short tunnels. It is MAJOR.Do it! I seriously think these machines are underrated for what they will do, and I have the (handicapped) 1.6" track on mine. I don't understand those that call these a "trail machine", only for the midwest, etc. If nothing else, you'll have a machine in the fleet to have more fun on if there are poor snow conditions. Heck, I'd even offer to come down to Island Park/West Yellowstone if you'd want to meet up for a ride one day for some first-hand experience.
Also have the removable snowflap that was mentioned above, but not really sure on how much difference that actually makes...
the 2024 Backcountry comes with a 2.0 track.IMO, if an unexperienced rider is riding a Backcountry sled off trail he/she is going to struggle with it, most of the guys I know with Backcountry sleds know how to ride off trail and snow depth makes no difference with them. I considered getting one for my wife but after talking with her about it the Backcountry didn't seem like the right sled for how she rides so we ended up buying her a 2022 Summit 154 with the 600R and she absolutely loves that machine. Maybe switching tracks on the Backcountry will make it easier to ride off trail but having to do that to a brand new machine when you can just buy a Summit which will do a much better job seems like a waste of money. Just my $.02.