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help me!!!

hello, its my first year riding and i currently have a 1990 yamaha PZ480 witha 136 track. its very light and easy to toss around, but there is no power. all i ride up here in B.C. is powder so i am looking for a little bigger sled with a longer track.Im kinda a little guy(only about 170 pounds if im lucky) so i dont want a tank of a sled either. I was thinking some where between 1998 and 2004 just becuz of price. If you have any advice for my that would be awesome, thanks:face-icon-small-ton
 
m6-m7 made by arctic cat the best thing to do is put how much you have to spend that will tell you what you can get if you have 2000 try to find a 2002 rmk 800 if you have over 3000 look for a cat
 
I switched to Cat last year and the ride is definitely better.

I recommend an M6, M7, or M8, but if you come across a great deal on the M1000 do not pass it up. It is a bigger/heavier sled, but my husband is 5'4" and 160 lbs and he throws it around without a problem. It is all about finessing the sled. You do not need to be a body builder to ride (just to get them unstuck sometimes).

2002 - 2004 Polaris 800 is not a bad choice either. But if you can afford and find a good M series, I recommend it.
 
04 Rev Summit Highmark 151. I would not go bigger than a 800, first year riding you will love the jump to the 800 class. IMHO the 1000 is not as fun as the 800.
 
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