SnoWest 2017 Deep Powder Challenge (Full Article)

[christopher]

I think they play Rigby in Rugby North Dakota.
Off topic, but my daughter and I will be going through Rigby April 8th on our way to Pocatello. I will beep the horn when we go through there! From there Vegas. On the way back we are going through central Nevada and then staying in Stanley on the 14th.
I just love Idaho!

We moved here from Lake Havasu, just south of Vegas.
Huge lifestyle change from the lake to the snow.
But I absolutely LOVE living here!

 

[Jaynelson]

I read that the Polaris is better if you know how to ride, and the Doo is the best if you like gently teeter tottering back and forth while calling it "sidehilling." Correct?

 

[apex 9420t]

No sidewinder? Shoot out means nothing

 

[DDECKER]

I read that the Polaris is better if you know how to ride, and the Doo is the best if you like gently teeter tottering back and forth while calling it "sidehilling." Correct?

better read it again Ricky Bobby

 

[christopher]

I read that the Polaris is better if you know how to ride, and the Doo is the best if you like gently teeter tottering back and forth while calling it "sidehilling." Correct?

 

[Jaynelson]

No sidewinder? Shoot out means nothing

What's a Sidewinder?

 

[Mafesto]

Oh, and did I forget, a Golden key to the executive toilet at BRP headquarters.

Man, I would LOVE to try to plug that one.
Might have to put that on my bucket list.

 

[apex 9420t]

What's a Sidewinder?

It's an axys eating machine and it's more than a one and done sled. If you can make a polaris last more than one year your not getting off the trail enough.

 

[Timbre]

I read that the Polaris is better if you know how to ride, and the Doo is the best if you like gently teeter tottering back and forth while calling it "sidehilling." Correct?

BINGO!

 

[AdrenalineAddict]

I would like to see them go back to the good ol' days of telling me which sled is quickest up the hill, highest mark on the hill, which could rip through a time course the fastest. I guess I'm old school, but would sure like to know what performs best not what feels best to "Joe Blow". I've been running a stock Axy's all year, when comparably weighted I haven't seen an 850 blow my doors off in any category on the mountain. I will give them credit for gearing them for the moon and smokin' down the trail at 93 MPH, can't hang with that, but I guess that may be a part of their mountain running exploding belt issue. Give me some numbers please, I love measured results, not feel good outcomes.