I couldn't agree more Reaper. 
Bakemono
TY 4 Stroke Guru
I agree as well. I think a lot of people look at the 80 hp rating for the Phazer and prejudge the sled.
It might be only 80 hp, but off the line and in the midrange it feels like a lot more than that and the sled is so comfortable and easy to throw around that its a blast to trail ride.
I didnt really have a problem with being cold on the GT that I rode, but Im sure the big windshield helps.
All in all, if I had the cash Id go buy a Phazer today. I greatly enjoyed the time I spent on the GT that I demo rode 2 weeks ago and I am hoping to be able to find a good used Phazer in a few years.
It might be only 80 hp, but off the line and in the midrange it feels like a lot more than that and the sled is so comfortable and easy to throw around that its a blast to trail ride.
I didnt really have a problem with being cold on the GT that I rode, but Im sure the big windshield helps.
All in all, if I had the cash Id go buy a Phazer today. I greatly enjoyed the time I spent on the GT that I demo rode 2 weeks ago and I am hoping to be able to find a good used Phazer in a few years.
Reaper
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Apex GT with mid-shield or Phazer FX with stock shield I find virtually no difference in cold feel. I have ridden both at -25c
-43 last tuesday on our trip,warrior was colder than gt
Reaper
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didnt have much choice,we had to do 300 km that day and you cant go to fast at those temp cuz you would freeze youre #*$&@ off.the only place that was cold was the eyes,they would freeze,weird feeling
