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i need to write a review on the 2005 rs rage. it is for a magazine for english class :P . i drove one last winter a couple of times but. i need facts and key points to make. any help would be nice

-Brent
 
Outstanding power for a three cyl 4-stroke, great fuel mileage at 20+ mpg, outstanding ride w/ the 136 rear suspension, very stable at higher speeds w/ no darting, good off trail performance because of the 136" ripsaw track, electric start is handy compared to pulling & reverse helps turn arounds & unloading from the trailer!

First true high performance 3 cyl 4-stroke engine in snowmobiles!

The unique rear exit exhaust compared to normal snowmobiles!

Talk about how the low emissions help the air quality because of it being a 4-stroke!!!

Thats the fast & simple go over, off the top of my head!!

BR
 
English class

If you need any additional information I would contact Pimpedrsrage, he rode one all last winter. He is a very polite friendly young man with a lot of knowledge for a high school sledder, good rider also.

Dog
 
just one more quick question .. and this one is easy. how lbs lighter is the rage then the Rx-1 warrior.
Edit: if anyone has a sweet picture of there rage doing a jump or in the powder. please post it ( i will put it in my article and and write your name under it :D)
 
20 mpg c'mon I got 15 at best with my vector maybe you don't use your flipper as much as me!!
 
I get mid 18ish most of the time.. The best I've ever managed was 19.2. I'm running dooly bars and I have heard that they may cut down on top end and gas mileage a bit.. So if someone had the stock carbides on and good conditions I bet they could see 20 mpg. ;)! MM.
 
^^^ Agreed^^^ Its certainly possible depending on riding conditions and style.
 
I think 16 to 18 is very realistic. My wife and I both have Rages. When we ride together she tends to get slightly better mileage than me because I like to feel that powerband. It is interesting to ride in a group on trips and observe how much gas everyone puts in their sled.
 


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