@christopher we are 1 day away from snowcheck opening. Have anything new you can share?
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Better to have and not need than need and not haveI think a 600 is good for a lot of riders. 8-850 good for the harder core chasing powder riders , 850 turbo more than most people’s talent. ?
Yeah, a 125 hp 600 in the mountains is kinda a non-starter.Better to have and not need than need and not have
I think a 600 is good for a lot of riders. 8-850 good for the harder core chasing powder riders , 850 turbo more than most people’s talent. ?
Beauty!!! Congrats!!!
Once upon a time demo rides weren't even a thing and people had to buy without riding. A lot of dealer demos are sleds they have to buy, let customers ride out of the goodness of their hearts hoping to sell sleds without a lawsuit, then re-sell them. No dealers left = no demos.A/C is asking us to order site unseen and never having rode one, to me that is asking a lot. I personally need to ride it before laying down 18-20 K. They talked about demo rides but they are to limited. In the past my dealer got the sled and you could take it for a weekend. Its hard to get a feel for something new in a short ride. I like everything I have seen about the Catalyst so far but I want to see the weight and I need to ride it before I buy.
Mind if I ask you what you paid? I think I'm gonna order one as well.
my quote was just under 16000 with electric start front bumper and one tunnel bag.Mind if I ask you what you paid? I think I'm gonna order one as well.
I got quoted 15478 (1090 in set up fees), and 15338 (950 for set up) both with just the evo front bumper.
That’s a good looking sled. ?
I hear you and agree but times have changed and when something this new is introduced it would be nice to try before you buy. But most likely A/C will sell all they can produce so it won’t really matter.Once upon a time demo rides weren't even a thing and people had to buy without riding. A lot of dealer demos are sleds they have to buy, let customers ride out of the goodness of their hearts hoping to sell sleds without a lawsuit, then re-sell them. No dealers left = no demos.