My dealer still telling me October November
Important Ski-Doo announces DELAYS in 2023 Delivery...
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I think your guess is as good as any out there. It's all over the place with people's opinions. I just don't think there will be a concrete answer out there.......
Surprised this has not been posted yet. From a reliable source on DT
installing an electric start on a sled that did NOT want it is a pretty major change.
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Im not sure if that is real or not, or just a sick joke. Who would want a electric start if they ordered a manual start?
It also says different engine, thats a huge change.
I thought that as well, but the poster has ties to BRP. Always has info ahead of time.
thats sarcasm... no way a 900t fits in a neo
Maybe he got it wrong and meant to say they dropped a Poo 840 in it instead???
Hard to imagine them doing that...
Doo has not posted an update in almost a month on their website page that they were supposed to update every two weeks, with information about sled deliveries.
I contacted customer service today and asked them to post an official update. We'll see what they doo.
In general.
No News is BAD NEWS these days
if they had something GOOD to report, my guess is they would seize the opportunity.
The international supply chain remains a MESS!
Here's the latest update from Ski Doo's website:
Last Updated : August 2, 2022
While it’s warm outside now, we know that the first snowflakes will begin falling soon enough which means Ski-Doo season is about to start!
Our goal and efforts continue to be to deliver all snowmobiles and accessories in time for that first winter snowfall. However, we continue to experience delays, and we do anticipate delivery delays on some units initially planned for November or December that will now roll into January.
In addition, due to continued supplier constraints, we’ve had to make some feature adjustments to select 2023 snowmobiles in order to deliver them to customers as quickly as possible. Summit Edge, Summit SP and Backcountry X/X-RS will only be available with electric start due to the limited availability of SHOT and manual start for those models. If you pre-ordered one of these units, your dealer will contact you shortly to provide a detailed update on your pre-order. We apologize for adjusting some of these orders, but this is the best option to get as many riders on the snow as soon as possible this winter.
Last Updated : August 2, 2022
While it’s warm outside now, we know that the first snowflakes will begin falling soon enough which means Ski-Doo season is about to start!
Our goal and efforts continue to be to deliver all snowmobiles and accessories in time for that first winter snowfall. However, we continue to experience delays, and we do anticipate delivery delays on some units initially planned for November or December that will now roll into January.
In addition, due to continued supplier constraints, we’ve had to make some feature adjustments to select 2023 snowmobiles in order to deliver them to customers as quickly as possible. Summit Edge, Summit SP and Backcountry X/X-RS will only be available with electric start due to the limited availability of SHOT and manual start for those models. If you pre-ordered one of these units, your dealer will contact you shortly to provide a detailed update on your pre-order. We apologize for adjusting some of these orders, but this is the best option to get as many riders on the snow as soon as possible this winter.
I’m waiting for my dealer to call me and ask if I want my sled without the skis or without the track due to shortage you have to pick one
Meh... ordered an Expert I am good... hmmm so far
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Ya same here I went with the big gauge
Same here
BUT......
