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Thinking Of Buying Summit 800???

What years are the best, and what years are the worst? Heard a lot of burn down issues. I figured the riders will tell me what i need to know. Is there anything i should avoind or anything i should look for? Any input will be appreiciated.
 
What years are the best, and what years are the worst? Heard a lot of burn down issues. I figured the riders will tell me what i need to know. Is there anything i should avoind or anything i should look for? Any input will be appreiciated.

2005-2006-2009 were the best--2007 was the worst but i had a 2007 159x with a powdermax track and it was a great sled--just sold my 2006 x because of a hand injury and Dr bill this winter--wish i still had it---2008 with the updates are a great sled also--my 2009 rocks and i'm riding it another year:D:D
 
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Have an 06 with 4200 miles on it been a great machine. Had a new mill at 2800 gotta love warenty. Just bought an 09 price was right. The jury is still out on it haven't had it to the mountains yet.
 
04 800 151 rocks, 3400 miles with a ring update at 1800 miles. Still has 150 # on both clys. 06 800 144 1800 miles and tossed a rod bearing :confused: fun sled in most conditions. Wouldn't trade either one. Dino
 
the 07 is a great sled JUST dont go for an x or xrs in that year,and ya should be good to go..
The r motor is the 800 you want to get it's an arm ripper.
 
dunno why everybody bashes the 2007's, with a new track..and the FREE 08' engine they are IMO better than the XP's, no clutching issues...ive got 700 miles on one belt and still going strong...no venting, not modifications whatsoever..just a can and a camoplast challenger...and the updated engine
 
From my customer experiences and my own testing on them, I would stay far away from a 2007.
Yes there are 07's that flat out freakin rip there man, but some of them owners have said worst mistake they've made.

I think far as rev chassis would be the 06 X model with soft paddle track.
Far as xp, either one would do, just have to get the clutch wear parts in good fitness.
 
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