If you just reprint the press releases from all the manufacturers, it is amazing how good all the sleds review.
snowest 800 article, latest mag
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irideabigpumpkin
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I read the whole article, Here is a summary.
1. Arctic cat is the best
2. Skidoo is the best
3. Polaris is the best
4. Yamaha is the best, except it weighs 200 pounds more than the others.
1. Arctic cat is the best
2. Skidoo is the best
3. Polaris is the best
4. Yamaha is the best, except it weighs 200 pounds more than the others.
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Soccerd6
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last few paragraphs summarize........ polaris has more power, but overall, M8 is the better sled.......
What I dont get is why would they even waste the time to send out just part of the magazine, I see the cover about 800's and then all the pages are gone. What kind of game are they playing.
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John
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Maybe this will help clear it up...
You have to be a "Special Subscriber" to get the whole thing. Lame.
CONTENTS
Features
22 10 Simple Ways To Improve Clutch Performance
Don’t overlook the clutch system on your snowmobile. It’s easy to do but can be a costly mistake. Here are 10 ways to take care of your clutches. By Dustin Pancheri
28 Intermountain Snowmobile Show
Christmas in October. That’s what the Intermountain Snowmobile Show in Salt Lake City, UT, is like. Here’s a look at what to expect at the show in late October.
66 Does This Make Me Look Fat?
As more women discover snowmobiling, they’re looking for the clothes to go with it. One woman reviews women’s snowmobile clothing and gives us a woman’s perspective. By Tammy Oseen
72 Weight Loss Program Enhances M1000’s Cat-like Reflexes
It’s still the King of the Mountain as far as stock snowmobiles go, but the M1000 even further solidifies that claim with a weight reduction program for 2009. By Jacob White
84 Pinpointing Your Body’s Needs
We were invited to take a tour of the Gore-Tex facility in Maryland and Delaware and were brought up to date on the latest technology that should help sledders be even more comfortable on the snow. Staff Report
Special Subscriber Section
33 800 Questions
Okay, so maybe not 800, but we do answer a lot of questions surrounding the Mountain 800 class, easily the hottest on snow in the West. What’s new with each of the four machines in this class and what works and what doesn’t? We answer all those and more. By Ryan Harris
54 Pocket Of Paradise
California’s Sonora Pass might be one of the most remote snowmobiling spots in the entire state and that’s saying something in a state that has 36.5 million people stuffed within its borders. But what a sweet spot it is. By Lane Lindstrom
62 A Challenge To All Riders
Julie Hager throws out a challenge to snowmobilers who want to take the kids along. See how you score on her challenge. By Julie Hager
Departments
10 White Out & Wide Open By Steve Janes
12 Letters To The Editor
14 Fronts & Forecasts
16 Gear Box
80 Product Review Lightweight Gloves
82 Product Review Spot
92 Advertiser Index
94 Snow Dust
On The Cover
The Arctic Cat M8 is more than just the most improved mountain in the 800 class—it is now one of the top contenders on the snow in the West. Photo by Ryan Harris
You have to be a "Special Subscriber" to get the whole thing. Lame.
CONTENTS
Features
22 10 Simple Ways To Improve Clutch Performance
Don’t overlook the clutch system on your snowmobile. It’s easy to do but can be a costly mistake. Here are 10 ways to take care of your clutches. By Dustin Pancheri
28 Intermountain Snowmobile Show
Christmas in October. That’s what the Intermountain Snowmobile Show in Salt Lake City, UT, is like. Here’s a look at what to expect at the show in late October.
66 Does This Make Me Look Fat?
As more women discover snowmobiling, they’re looking for the clothes to go with it. One woman reviews women’s snowmobile clothing and gives us a woman’s perspective. By Tammy Oseen
72 Weight Loss Program Enhances M1000’s Cat-like Reflexes
It’s still the King of the Mountain as far as stock snowmobiles go, but the M1000 even further solidifies that claim with a weight reduction program for 2009. By Jacob White
84 Pinpointing Your Body’s Needs
We were invited to take a tour of the Gore-Tex facility in Maryland and Delaware and were brought up to date on the latest technology that should help sledders be even more comfortable on the snow. Staff Report
Special Subscriber Section
33 800 Questions
Okay, so maybe not 800, but we do answer a lot of questions surrounding the Mountain 800 class, easily the hottest on snow in the West. What’s new with each of the four machines in this class and what works and what doesn’t? We answer all those and more. By Ryan Harris
54 Pocket Of Paradise
California’s Sonora Pass might be one of the most remote snowmobiling spots in the entire state and that’s saying something in a state that has 36.5 million people stuffed within its borders. But what a sweet spot it is. By Lane Lindstrom
62 A Challenge To All Riders
Julie Hager throws out a challenge to snowmobilers who want to take the kids along. See how you score on her challenge. By Julie Hager
Departments
10 White Out & Wide Open By Steve Janes
12 Letters To The Editor
14 Fronts & Forecasts
16 Gear Box
80 Product Review Lightweight Gloves
82 Product Review Spot
92 Advertiser Index
94 Snow Dust
On The Cover
The Arctic Cat M8 is more than just the most improved mountain in the 800 class—it is now one of the top contenders on the snow in the West. Photo by Ryan Harris
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I agree...I read it too...I think out of all the points possible there was about a 2 to 3 point spread (or somewhere close to that)between them all.
Missing 30 some pages
I also go two mags in the mail missing the whole middle section. WFT Snowest? Happened last year too?
I also go two mags in the mail missing the whole middle section. WFT Snowest? Happened last year too?
Sounds kinda like a government bail out! Give credit where credit aint due to stimulate the economy and sell less superior sleds. Wouldn’t want Ski-Doo to become a monopoly now would we… well neither would the snowmobile mag industry…
What's the deal about the problem SnowWest was having with the Polaris's Hi Fax?
Burning out after a few rides???
Burning out after a few rides???
I have to agree with the original post. I just have to laugh at all the conspiricy theorists out there. Back a few years ago it was because Polaris spent the most on advertising, now its cat, tomorrow it could be yamaha. But the funniest thing is that it will never be Ski-doo because no matter how much money BRP spends in advertising they will never be the best!
Hey, at least you got SOME of the magazine!! Once again, snowest seems to have forgotten to mail this one, and the previous to me..
