Im the only one on a yamaha in my group also but I think they all have a warm spot for it. The fit,finish and resale are hard to argue. It runs very well with the competion also. That being said the new cats are a game changer!
HRD2PLZ said:stopdropanroll said:500 cash in hand on a new 12 Pro Cross XF1100 Turbo SP Limited, jeeze could the name get any longer. As soon as my dealer gets back I will have one on order. Love my Nytro but it still leaves some things to be desired and I grew up a CAT guy and am pretty pumped about this new chassis. I will say I am not brand loyal but I think I will give Yamaha some time to cook up a answer to these cats.....and yes I know all about first year sleds but I can not resist.
Funny.....as soon as i saw the white and orange one I thought of you.....but I loved it too!!!! If i was in the market right now i'd pull the trigger, those sleds are sweet!!!! Brand loyal???? It's my money....and I love my nytro but technology is technology....it won't pass me by because of brand "loyalty". I still have almost 3 years of warranty left on my 09' nytro with 4200 miles. Did I get a good deal....well...so far..but would sell in a heatbeat for a new Cat. Yami corp (snowmobiles) is heading in the wrong direction and I couldn't tell you why ( i'm sure it's financial) but brand loyalty alone won't keep me on a sinking ship. For all the haters....I am the only one in my riding group that rides a yami. Been there..done that.
kinger said:Problem for yamaha is for the high HP junkies like myself a Cat turbo will be thousands cheaper then a NA yamaha in a kick azz chassis so they may still lose business unless they come out boosted option that is standard and not on top of a already high price.
The 1100T with $1100 can be 250-260hp on pump fuel. Insane!
low slung said:2012 M8 weight rumored to be 460lbs(same as last year).2012 M1100 rumored to be 575lbs.So much for the big weight savings :exc: .
cannondale27 said:Hey I was reading the new cat brochure and it says new skiis have no slip grips on them...What do the mountain guys actually stand on the skiis?
stopdropanroll said:cannondale27 said:Hey I was reading the new cat brochure and it says new skiis have no slip grips on them...What do the mountain guys actually stand on the skiis?
When your digging one out of 5ft of powder the ski can be a very slippery part, plenty of guys stand on the ski when trying to un-stick a sled.