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If they gave you a 174 this year, what could they possibly give you next year?
If they gave you a 174 this year, what could they possibly give you next year?
Camo would get them built not trouble if doo ordered them.
Skidoo seems intent on stringing the customers along. Absolutely no reason the flagship mountain chassis doesn't have the flagship track. Period.
Polaris has it now, and you better believe a 174 axys will keep things extremely tight with a 165 doo. Doo will get it no doubt but not by the landslide it should be with a rev 4 175
I am very bummed. I have bought three Doos a year for the last two, 2 a year before that. It will only be one or two next year, been looking at Cats. (I like to buy a short track for trail ripping.) They have so many options/colors for shorties it is nuts, and they don't look like catfish. But I can only get a short 850 Doo in uggarse black or halfarse yellow, and nothing in XRS with good shocks. I don't get it.
174 was Doo's calling card, but it is obsolete next to the new 165. Who is going to spend the 14K on an old model 174 when the same price for Gen 4?
I get the marketing/what is new next year, but they should have done 174 and 154 Gen 4, introduced the 165 next year. I would bet a ball that the top selling T3 sleds were 154 and 174 this year.
Hi Dave, interesting you say it's calibration time for the reason the 174ish length chassis is not coming out this season.
I had a French Skidoo rep (name escapes me) explain how this was a fantastic business decision because it will essentially screw the customer into snow checking sleds two years in a row. I thought it was cute, made me want to puke on his feet since I have 120k of his product in my garage..
They build and prove a solidly better big mountain machine in the 174 and then say, oh no you don't need that with this chassis just buy the shorter one. No thanks, myself and 3 others that I know of for absolutely sure will not be snow checking. I'm sure the 165 will be fantastic, but for our type of riding the longer one is better. Build the darn thing
I think they are alloted so many for all. If people snow check them all, they are gone. No inseason ones available. That is the way I understand it. Maybe Dave will chime in.
That is what I've been told as well as several others. The dealership only get so many REV G4 850 chassis. Does not matter if they are Summit X, Summit SP, MXZ, Or what.