why do cats allways get the highmark?

[440dart]

the cats i rode were very simular to my modded scorpion in power i do like how the cats side hold a side hill tho

 

[ne1cadrgn]

personally i do not see what the thing that everyone likes about an arctic cat. I think it is mostly the name. everyone is always saying oh look at the m series they are so good. sure they might have some benefits. I ride a 2000 mm and i keep right up with the m7, but at the end of the day i still feel i have the better sled. why pay 3000 more for something that does the same thing as a sled that is 6 years older. this is just how i feel on the "cat" thing.

....X2

 

[WYsteph]

personally i do not see what the thing that everyone likes about an arctic cat. I think it is mostly the name. everyone is always saying oh look at the m series they are so good. sure they might have some benefits. I ride a 2000 mm and i keep right up with the m7, but at the end of the day i still feel i have the better sled. why pay 3000 more for something that does the same thing as a sled that is 6 years older. this is just how i feel on the "cat" thing.

Well, I guess the fun factor is why I went from my mm to m7. I enjoy riding not wrestling with my sled all the time. But what do I know, I'm just a wussy girl.

Carry on with the brand bashing boys and please pass the popcorn.

 

[jpxp154]

I have a little over 650 miles on my sled. I still have the original belt and it still looks new.





as far as the original thread ill fix the title for you.

Why do cats always get highmarked??

okay i agree with this, and thats all folks

 

[ripsass]

How does a rainbow work? How does Posi-trac in a Crysler rear and work?
It just does.

 

[Alaskan_awd]

How does a rainbow work? How does Posi-trac in a Crysler rear and work?
It just does.

Whats a Crysler?

 

[pinnedunderdoo#3]

Dry smash it

 

[sp_20022006]

How does a rainbow work? How does Posi-trac in a Crysler rear and work?
It just does.

Cant be said any better

 

[skidoorulz]

Whats a Crysler?

What's an Arctic Cat? I don't think I have ever seen one. Are they on the endangered species list? If there gets to be enough of them will we have a season on them like we did wolves?

 

[Snowjunky]

Im sorry I let this post go so long. Its a simple problem that all cat owners face.

 

[spooner187]

personally i do not see what the thing that everyone likes about an arctic cat. I think it is mostly the name. everyone is always saying oh look at the m series they are so good. sure they might have some benefits. I ride a 2000 mm and i keep right up with the m7, but at the end of the day i still feel i have the better sled. why pay 3000 more for something that does the same thing as a sled that is 6 years older. this is just how i feel on the "cat" thing.

I think thats the first time i've heard of a m7 compared to a older style yamaha. I like any new style chassis' just for the fact that your not as sore at the end of the day from wrestling a tank and the riding position is much more comfortable.As for doing the same thing what about the suspension travel for jumping. you dont see the TS guys running wedge,zx,or mm chassis' for a reason. If they were the same

 

[yamaha3]

I think thats the first time i've heard of a m7 compared to a older style yamaha. I like any new style chassis' just for the fact that your not as sore at the end of the day from wrestling a tank and the riding position is much more comfortable.As for doing the same thing what about the suspension travel for jumping. you dont see the TS guys running wedge,zx,or mm chassis' for a reason. If they were the same

I am talking power and the basic climbing..the day that i went i rode everywhere that the m7 was going..no problems..i can buy three of my sleds for the price of 1 m7..or i can take the money that i saved and put it into the sled to out perform the m7 all the way around...plus you have the knowledge and more self accomplishment of doing all of it yourself..that is just my thinking..but basically it all comes down to what you prefer and like the yamahas all the way around...good and reliable but with plenty of power and different options that you can get out of them..that is just my opinion the subject

 

[cappel]

I own both, an '03 MM moderately modded and an '07 M8 moderately modded and I love them both. I find the M8 to be more fun and comfortable to ride though. I LOVE my MM! It was my first mountain sled and i'll never get rid of it but the thing that gets me on the M8 is...what do you call it...TECHNOLOGY! It's simple, you can spend a lot of money modding your MM to keep up, maybe pass M series and be a very good snowmobile but you can't make it as light the M or have a rider forward position like an M. The M's are easier to boondock with, more tipy if you will. Also to make an MM rideable in the snow we get here, you would be better off long tracking it. Now you are adding weight to the sled. Don't we all want lighter sleds? I think weight trumps power personally so why woud I want to add rail extensions and a longer, heavier track? You cannot beat the reliability on a Yamaha though! I've had more fun days on my Yamaha than the M8, of course I have owned it longer and it's always pull and go. I've never been towed out either but i've towed my share of sleds out with the MM. It all boils down to the old chocolate or vanillla, chevy or ford....you get the point.

 

[cappel]

Arctic Cat Baby! Their the best. They perform best out of the 4 main manufacturers sleds. Arctic Cat is the only company that has a logo or main theme actually having something to do with the cold and snow. Ski don'ts...they have a bumble bee for a logo....wow junk, not to mention all the issues they have. Polaris, well what more can I say, its a Polaris. As far as Yamaha goes, don't you need a CDL license to drive one of those?

A CDL to drive a Yamaha, that's hilarious! Thankfully I do have my class B.

 

[Rev Rider]

Honestly......Its all about the rider.... unless one sled had ridiculously more power....I dont think ive ever seen a cat out climb anything by the way..wierd

 

[togwotee9]

Is this for real???????????????????

 

[skidoo_only]

No one in NW Montana rides cats, we never get to see what they can actually do... They are few and far between

I agree. In the Sierra's it's mostly Doo and Poo. I usually head up to the Yaak & the Cabinets (NW Montana) every year and its the same thing, Poo and Doo. With an occational M1000 in the back of a pickup bed down town. I do like Cat owners though. Most are crazy and totally go for it.

 

[yamaha3]

I own both, an '03 MM moderately modded and an '07 M8 moderately modded and I love them both. I find the M8 to be more fun and comfortable to ride though. I LOVE my MM! It was my first mountain sled and i'll never get rid of it but the thing that gets me on the M8 is...what do you call it...TECHNOLOGY! It's simple, you can spend a lot of money modding your MM to keep up, maybe pass M series and be a very good snowmobile but you can't make it as light the M or have a rider forward position like an M. The M's are easier to boondock with, more tipy if you will. Also to make an MM rideable in the snow we get here, you would be better off long tracking it. Now you are adding weight to the sled. Don't we all want lighter sleds? I think weight trumps power personally so why woud I want to add rail extensions and a longer, heavier track? You cannot beat the reliability on a Yamaha though! I've had more fun days on my Yamaha than the M8, of course I have owned it longer and it's always pull and go. I've never been towed out either but i've towed my share of sleds out with the MM. It all boils down to the old chocolate or vanillla, chevy or ford....you get the point.

as far as the weight and everything i dont really mind it..i guess the best sled for the money i would have to say a mm...i think alot of you will agree..If your looking a cheaper reliable sled that does pretty good all the way around a mm would be for you..thats what i found..but i would have to agree with the rider comfortabilty of the m..but other than that i really like my mm..rider preferance though..thanks for all of the opinions though

 

[polaris dude]

phaha, in my family riding the cat is punishment!

then again that might be because the only cat we got is a 440 touring sled

 

[M8Chris]

I am talking power and the basic climbing..the day that i went i rode everywhere that the m7 was going..no problems..i can buy three of my sleds for the price of 1 m7..or i can take the money that i saved and put it into the sled to out perform the m7 all the way around...plus you have the knowledge and more self accomplishment of doing all of it yourself..that is just my thinking..but basically it all comes down to what you prefer and like the yamahas all the way around...good and reliable but with plenty of power and different options that you can get out of them..that is just my opinion the subject

hahahahahaha! Wanna come ride with me? see if you can keep up with a 10 in the trees. and not spread out trees. I'm talking tight trees going up hill, holding a sidehill just to get to the next area. hows that sound?
Makes me laugh at a lot of the things I see posted on snowest. Who gives a sh*t what you ride. doos break poos break uh oh pass the popcorn.