I've been shopping around for my first sled and cant decide if I should pony up for an XM or save a few bucks and go with the XP.
It seems around the Anchorage area, for a sled with around 1200 miles or less, the 11-12 Summit 800s are running $5000-$6000 and 13+ Summits are $7500-$9500.
Being a sled newbie, should I pony up for the XM chassis or stick with an XP? Knowing myself, I'll probably get a season or two on my first sled then I will most likely pony up and get a brand new one when I know more about the sport.
In my head I think an XP will be plenty fun for now then I can upgrade to the new 850 after I get a few seasons under my belt. On the flip side of that, everyone seems to be raving about the T-motion skid.
For some rider reference im not a complete powersports idiot. I've been on 4 wheelers since I was very young and have spent the last few years enjoying Glamis. I just dont have jack squat for experience on a sled.
Any advice would be very appreciated. I've been looking at everything from brand new sleds to sleds with 2500 miles, sleds stored indoors and outdoors, old and new, 2 and 4 stroke.... lots of options.
It seems around the Anchorage area, for a sled with around 1200 miles or less, the 11-12 Summit 800s are running $5000-$6000 and 13+ Summits are $7500-$9500.
Being a sled newbie, should I pony up for the XM chassis or stick with an XP? Knowing myself, I'll probably get a season or two on my first sled then I will most likely pony up and get a brand new one when I know more about the sport.
In my head I think an XP will be plenty fun for now then I can upgrade to the new 850 after I get a few seasons under my belt. On the flip side of that, everyone seems to be raving about the T-motion skid.
For some rider reference im not a complete powersports idiot. I've been on 4 wheelers since I was very young and have spent the last few years enjoying Glamis. I just dont have jack squat for experience on a sled.
Any advice would be very appreciated. I've been looking at everything from brand new sleds to sleds with 2500 miles, sleds stored indoors and outdoors, old and new, 2 and 4 stroke.... lots of options.