It will still smoke anything from Doo, and it has power steering. They will be sold out again while ski doo has leftovers filling up dealers floors. Just because it's not your cup of tea doesn't make it a great sled.
It will still smoke anything from Doo, and it has power steering. They will be sold out again while ski doo has leftovers filling up dealers floors. Just because it's not your cup of tea doesn't make it a great sled.Yawn, looks like doo leads again this year
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Obviously, people are, or they wouldn't be sold out. At least they have different colors and graphics. Ski doo has the same exact colors this year as last. Or is the black or gray/silver a different shade?Theres no way people are standing in line for one.
Not bashing
Considering no changes. I highly dought somone wants to upgrade every year to just get a gifferent color
Atleast doo does some sort of change each year
I don't know why you get so worked up about it. Yamaha sold out. If you want to qualify it to make yourself feel better, go for it. I'm not sure what "hole" you think that I'm digging. Everything I've stated has been facts. I'm glad Yamaha is still selling snowmobiles. They sold every srx they can produce. Yamaha must be happy with that otherwise they wouldn't do it. It's great for everyone.^^^ I don't think so. They're "sold out" because they only buy a few thousand from Cat.
Pull your head out of the sand and look at the numbers.
The latest sales numbers ('22) show overall world wide sales at 130,644.
Considering Yammi has a 5% market share that's a whooping 6,533 units - total.
Now look at Doo, with over 60% market share, that's over 78,398 units total.
I'll say it again, Doo sells more sleds a month than Yammi sells in an entire year - and the numbers prove that.
Here's a thought - Doo is now selling a few Cats too, I wonder if Doo is selling as many Cats as Yammi is.
Saying "Yammi sold out" is like having puppy's. A dog has a litter of 10 puppy's - 4 yellow, 3 brown, 2 white, and 1 black.
The first 2 people take yellows pups.
The 3rd person takes a brown pup.
The 4th person takes a white pup.
The 5th person takes a black one so now you're out of black puppies. Must be people standing in line for black puppies then, right?
That's the logic you're using.
So one more time, put the shovel down, you can't dig your way out.
Is that a known issue or a one-off fluke? Ive personally havent seen that issue on a cat or a yamaha. I saw a 2023 xrs on the trail with a broken chaincase. Cheap design or user error? See how that works?Like when Yamaha sidewinder turbo sleds are blowing tracks right off due to bad adjusters? I met a guy who blew one off in the mountains of Maine and wasn't he mad. To me it looked like a cheap design and failed. Track shot right off snapped. Adjusters all lose and messed up. Artic cat and yamaha both designing this or just yamaha?
I believe the rear suspension components are the same as the cats. I haven't heard of this issue before on cats. The tensioner is a simple design, and I can't see how they could fail without user error.Kind of a known issue rumor has it. The guy who had his track fall off seemed to think he was not the only one. I know next to nothing about sidewinders however.
What's your point?Fixed it for you.
You must like black puppies.![]()
You seem to be the only one worried about how many units they can make and sell. I'm just happy they are still selling. Would it be better for everyone if there was only one brand to choose from? I think not.There is no way Yammi told Arctic Cat "I know we can sell 30,000 sleds, we literally have people lined up wanting them, but that'd make us too much money, so please, only sell us 6,000 machines". They're not taking 30,000 sleds because (1) Cat can't supply that many, and more so, (2) they simply can't sell that many.
Yammi is at Cats mercy, and that's not a good place to be.
They do have sweet graphics though.![]()
4 stroke turbo is what cat gets out of.thr deal.At this point what does Cat derive from the arrangement when it comes to the design/engineering/production of THEIR sleds?