Does anyone know how much the 2009 Crossfire 800 and Crossfire 800 Sno Pro weigh? The 1000? I've enjoyed my 2004 Switchback 700 and like the idea of staying with a crossover or shorter track length mountain sled since I only make it out West 1-2 trips per year. I'm disappointed there are so few 141-146" track length offerings out there for mountain and crossover sleds. I'm also considering a 800 Shift RMK 146 or a 600 e-tec/800 Summit Everest 146, but don't want a 2.25" lug.
Best Crossover/Small Mountain Sled?
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If you got the money get the 800 Assault or get a 800 Shift 144"! Would this happen to be ROOKIE! Have fun but you should just get a 155"
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Rode the prototype crossfire last year with the 1.5" cobra track, it worked great and was very light, I believe the Crossfire lost over 40# in 09 basically it is now a 141 x1.5 M sled with the wider front end and a slightly larger gas tank (3/4 of a gallon) I was riding a 1000 and it felt light and nimble and climbed well in 2' or so of fresh snow. rode the M8 at the same time, I am more into hill climbing so got the M8. The crossfire worked good enough that I considered it. Get a snopro or you only get a 1.25" track and no adjustable handle bar riser. These are very nice if you do much off trail riding.
Thanks for the advice. It may come down to which sled I can find the best deal on in the coming months. I wish the 09 Crossfire and 09 Shift RMK 144 came out in 2008. There would probably be plenty on the used market.
Just bought a crossfire 800 and like the fact it's on the m chassis. Pretty versitile sled. I'm putting a 153 powerclaw on though, needs it in the steep and deep. Good sled so far, and the front a-arms are a little stronger than the mountain version, as are the rear skids.
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