Chick on a 162, opinions?

[JustPinItFoxxy]

So I'm going from a 151 to a 162 and was wondering if anyone (especailly the ladies) has any input on this big track jump? What's your input on riding a long track? FYI I'm 5'6 and 125lbs. Any info would be rad! Cheers eh

 

[powderhoundbrr]

Check out this thread, seems like there is lots of support for girls on the 162!


http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=176021

 

[JustPinItFoxxy]

Check out this thread, seems like there is lots of support for girls on the 162!


http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=176021

Wicked thanx, sounds like my 162 will get the job done! Can't wait to try er out!

 

[F-Bomb]

You won't be getting anywhere very fast but you should get anywhere!

 

[IndoubtGASIT]

You should love the 162! You will notice the ability to be able to stop and go in the deep a lot more vs. with the 151 how you have to keep the track speed up. Also I would gear it down a little.

 

[Diamond8]

Sold my old Rev 159 to a gal about your size last year and at 1st.......I was leary as I thought it may be a bit big. But.........she has proved me wrong!!!! She digs it and motors all over in the deepest of snow......yeah she can't man-handle it like me at 230 lbs. but she hardly ever gets stuck. She just flat out tractors around on it. Pretty cool to watch actually. That's my story and I am stickin to it!! Rock the 162 and don't look back! Have a fun and safe winter ahead.........

Dave

 

[Nikolai]

It's hard to say without seeing your pic first

 

[25oht6]

Are you kidding? 125 pounds and you want a 162? Why not just pick up an old SUmmit RT 1000 while you're at it and make riding really miserable. Stay 153, ride it like you stole it and you will pass up anyone on a 162.

 

[JustPinItFoxxy]

Sold my old Rev 159 to a gal about your size last year and at 1st.......I was leary as I thought it may be a bit big. But.........she has proved me wrong!!!! She digs it and motors all over in the deepest of snow......yeah she can't man-handle it like me at 230 lbs. but she hardly ever gets stuck. She just flat out tractors around on it. Pretty cool to watch actually. That's my story and I am stickin to it!! Rock the 162 and don't look back! Have a fun and safe winter ahead.........

Dave

Thanks for your input Dave I'm pretty confident I'll rock it!

 

[JustPinItFoxxy]

Are you kidding? 125 pounds and you want a 162? Why not just pick up an old SUmmit RT 1000 while you're at it and make riding really miserable. Stay 153, ride it like you stole it and you will pass up anyone on a 162.

I'm not worried about passing people in the rocky mountains.. just outclimbing!! Thanx for the suggestion but I JUST picked er' up tonight. Cheers eh

 

[89sandman]

didn't know they made any other track why would you want a short track mt. sled

 

[Engine Pro 5x]

Longer Deeper !! Longer Deeper !! I see a pattern here !!! >>>>.

 

[Diamond8]

Thanks for your input Dave I'm pretty confident I'll rock it!

There ya go.........that's the attitude I like to see You will dig it sweetheart...........

 

[JustPinItFoxxy]

It's hard to say without seeing your pic first

Here she is my new pretty kitty! '07 Arctic Cat M8 162

 

[Kordero]

hmmm, nice sled. Feel free to share more pics

 

[Engine Pro 5x]

Very good choice !! Enjoy it >>>>.

 

[Alberta Boy]

hmmm, nice sled. Feel free to share more pics

LOL... dirty old perv! Feel free to share pics tho! lol

 

[Ultra]

My wife rides a 162, she says it's the cats meow. Mainly because she is not an aggressive rider. The 162 gets her azz OUT of more trouble then it gets her into. It is just so dam sure footed. It' the right choice you will like it.

 

[RMKen]

I don't think you (we) could have found a better 3 yr old sled. Here are some more pics.

 

[vdo1948]

Chick on a 162 is sexy! OOPS, guess I should have read more than just the headline. I'm with Sandman. Longer is always better, particularly in used sleds where the cost differential is negligible.