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TheBlizzard · 12-29-2010

Looks awesome guys, makes me really want another sled bad, but the wife is done getting her RN degree in a few months so I can wait until next near.

I will be buying one of the new Ski-Doo E-Tech sleds no doubt, 1400 miles on a gallon of oil, 20mph+, no smoke, plus the aformentioned superior ride of the REV chassis.

I went riding with a guy from work and we were with a variaty of sleds from Polaris Rush's, F7's, Apex's, Nytro's, new Phazer's, old Polaris XC's, old MXZ's, basically a mix of everything. We drove around 220 miles round trip the first day. By the second day most people were beat to shit, and nobody wanted to drive very far as the first day. I was driving a 2010 MXZ 800R, and my buddy was on his 2010 MXZ 800 E-Tec and we were just fine

I am not brand bias by any means but the Ski-Doo REV chassis are far superior to anything out there as far as banging bumbs and rider position. They put you right in the pivot point where you dont' get creamed on every bump. I rode a lot of other sleds that day and nothing even compared to the Ski-Doo in any shape or form.

12-29-2010	#55
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: Snowmobiles Looks awesome guys, makes me really want another sled bad, but the wife is done getting her RN degree in a few months so I can wait until next near. I will be buying one of the new Ski-Doo E-Tech sleds no doubt, 1400 miles on a gallon of oil, 20mph+, no smoke, plus the aformentioned superior ride of the REV chassis. I went riding with a guy from work and we were with a variaty of sleds from Polaris Rush's, F7's, Apex's, Nytro's, new Phazer's, old Polaris XC's, old MXZ's, basically a mix of everything. We drove around 220 miles round trip the first day. By the second day most people were beat to shit, and nobody wanted to drive very far as the first day. I was driving a 2010 MXZ 800R, and my buddy was on his 2010 MXZ 800 E-Tec and we were just fine I am not brand bias by any means but the Ski-Doo REV chassis are far superior to anything out there as far as banging bumbs and rider position. They put you right in the pivot point where you dont' get creamed on every bump. I rode a lot of other sleds that day and nothing even compared to the Ski-Doo in any shape or form.