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Do you feel a 100HP sled will be fun off trail? We ride 90% off trail and I know it would blow goats with that HP level unless you were planning on putting around Bravo style.

and an 1100 Pro Cross. Somebody needs to line them up on a demo ride!

and less power with the wonky exhaust, not to mention higher higher COG. Who knows though, maybe it will still out handle the Nytro and be faster. Wait to ride one and see.

Motor seems to be mounted pretty high in the chassis. Oil pan on a Nytro sits flush with the bottom of the front heat exchanger. Also, how the heck do they get the exhaust out of there?!?

Curious as to the HP rating with the re-configured exhaust layout. I'm surprised it fits width wise with a muffler along side the motor.

200? :sled1:

I guess I got the pic I was waiting for. Everyone lathered up yet? :drink:

New chassis in a WTF kind of way -check- Industry first "dual badged". -check- :dunno: I'm not going to lie, that would take some getting used to.

That's a good summary. My Nytro MTX is Ok and I can make it go just about anywhere I want it to but..... I have to use a lot of body English and energy to get it there. I rode a new Pro RMK back to back and it's silly how easy it is to throw the sled around. There are still negatives to it, but...

Where's the little "leaked" photo to really get everyone worked up into a lather? Didn't they have one of the original Nytro with the skis half way out of the trailer? I hope they have a little fun with this, as long as its something substantial. A new 2 inch track after all this would be cruel.

That would also mean a new mountain platform as well. Hasn't been much talk about a new mountain sled

What's going on in here? :dunno:

No, I'm heading back to Ituna to visit my folks this weekend. If I were you, I would be tempted to ride the tree lines towards Smeaton. Stay on the North side of the highway and there are some really nice play areas if you are into boondocking.

That would be fun when the throttle was stuck and you ran yourself over starting the sled. LOL

I was up at Candle this weekend. Holy snow boner.

I haven't heard lately, but I'm sure it's good. They usually get the best snow out that way.

Winner winner chicken dinner! I found the same one laying in my sled this fall.

Have you changed much with the gearing / clutching? My neighbor bought a High Country last week and is disappointed with the top end. Not too sure what he can realistically expect with the big track. Just curious what others are doing with them.

I'm just outside Saskatoon, but grew up in the Ituna area. We ride from Saskatoon North when there's decent snow. Also head to Candle a couple of times a year and throw in a mountain trip if we can.

Looks more like a Sopwith Camel to me..... LOL