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Look at it this way....you now have polaris technology on your sled. That being the unequal axis front suspension geometry. It will handle the corners and bumps much better! I hit the snow so hard this year I don't know how I held on to my machine and I have no bent parts. The one thing I...

Rides like a REV only it has more foot room, so probably a lot like the XP. I rode an 800R last year and it pulls just as hard as that machine, but it has way more top end speed, I could never keep up with my dads mxz 700 short track in a field before now I have no trouble at all. Oh and I...

Klim makes a good one with windstopper material on the front of the balaclava.

Good thing I ordered 2 weeks ago, I was told first week in December as well.

It is guys like that who screw things up for the honest paying people in Canada. I have had way to many people from the States say they will not ship to Canada because of things like this. I sure hope they catch this a$$hole.

Also talking with a dealer at the show he did not say that they would not honour the warranty he just said it would have to be submitted to Yamaha USA. So I did some checking on the Yamaha Canada web site and it in no place specifies that a sled has to be bought in Canada to honour the...

I talked to many dealers at the sled show and none of them could come close to the US price. Mind you I guess this is Alberta and there is so much money around here that the dealers don't care. I personally would rather have bought from a Canadian dealer but money talks and the difference...

Well that number sounds about right for the XP 800 for a dry weight. I can't say for the Yamaha as I have just jumped ship this year from Ski-doo so I know more about Ski-doo than Yamaha.