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2019s

I was trying to see cat prices too.....blank so far
I asked for these prices from a dealer. I would think they are discounted.
"Bob, price on 2019 thunder cat es 137 track is 15,325.00 and with I ACT
suspension it is 15995.00. Hope to hear from you soon,"
 

I asked for these prices from a dealer. I would think they are discounted.
"Bob, price on 2019 thunder cat es 137 track is 15,325.00 and with I ACT
suspension it is 15995.00. Hope to hear from you soon,"
Yeah but that is not MSRP is it? SRX is like 17,599 I think.

To compare, my 18 50th rtx was 16,999msrp and I got it for 14,700.

Dan
 
Yeah but that is not MSRP is it? SRX is like 17,599 I think.

To compare, my 18 50th rtx was 16,999msrp and I got it for 14,700.

Dan
I would have to think that they are discounted prices, due to the much higher MSRP on the SRX.
 
Yeah but that is not MSRP is it? SRX is like 17,599 I think.

To compare, my 18 50th rtx was 16,999msrp and I got it for 14,700.

Dan
I would have to think that they are discounted prices, due to the much higher MSRP on the SRX.
 
quote from Snowgoer
Gone for 2019 are all Apex, Vector, Venture and Phazer snowmobiles; in fact, the only Yamaha-built Yamaha in the brand’s 2019 North American lineup is a utility machine. Also MIA for 2019 are all but one M-TX, B-TX and SXViper, and all Sidewinders with 129-inch tracks.

But don’t think that this is Yamaha’s first step toward leaving the snowmobile industry – company officials stressed that it has recently added to its staff at its Wisconsin-based snowmobile R&D center, on top of investments in Japan."

http://snowgoer.com/news/yamaha-announces-refined-lineup-return-of-the-srx/25830/
 
Trust me. Yamaha is not rolling over and giving up on sleds. As mentioned above Yamaha has increased efforts on staying healthy in the snowmobile industry.

Yamaha is to proud of a company to call it quits. To my understanding there is a team of Yamaha engineers in minocqua wisconsin working on future Yamaha Snowmobiles.
 
Trust me. Yamaha is not rolling over and giving up on sleds. As mentioned above Yamaha has increased efforts on staying healthy in the snowmobile industry.

Yamaha is to proud of a company to call it quits. To my understanding there is a team of Yamaha engineers in minocqua wisconsin working on future Yamaha Snowmobiles.
And the riding is excellent in Minocqua right now so hopefully lot of testing being done. I was on the watch last Sunday but didn't see one sadly.
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cannondale, are you up there now ? we are leaving tonight and hoping trails are ok
Trails are excellent west of town. Squirrel/Squaw lake are is phenomenal.
 
quote from Snowgoer
Gone for 2019 are all Apex, Vector, Venture and Phazer snowmobiles; in fact, the only Yamaha-built Yamaha in the brand’s 2019 North American lineup is a utility machine. Also MIA for 2019 are all but one M-TX, B-TX and SXViper, and all Sidewinders with 129-inch tracks.

But don’t think that this is Yamaha’s first step toward leaving the snowmobile industry – company officials stressed that it has recently added to its staff at its Wisconsin-based snowmobile R&D center, on top of investments in Japan."

http://snowgoer.com/news/yamaha-announces-refined-lineup-return-of-the-srx/25830/

That’s really no assurance, that facility tests ATV’s, UTV’s and motorcycles all which are selling well.
Hey CDale you ever take a ride out to the test facility? It’s right off trail 10 west of minouqua.
 
Haha we were at trail 5 last week, not a lot of traffic that far west of town.
 


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