Hey V.
I LOVE the power of my RX-1 :twisted: AS I've said before - nothing I have ever ridden or owned has ever pulled so strongly past 80 Mph. What a rocket! :twisted: Very stable too

. I'm still working out the ride though, but inspite of that I'm very thrilled to have one. I traded up from an '02 EDGE 700, not the least dissapointed. Never owned a 136/+ track sled, but I would've gotten a Warrior if Chippewa Motors had one. I've never ridden or owned an 03 so I can't tell you if you should buy a left over '03. Personally, the later the better as technology is always changing.
You may not be able to toss an RX-1 around in the corners like a F-7, ZR, REV, or Pro-x, but I think with the right add-ons you could get very close, as it's pretty good stock or at least better than I expected :shock:
When I see and hear 2-strokes I actually think they are the lowest form of snowmobile technology - maybe that's because they are :lol: Nothing against anybody personally. The fit and finish and over-all quality of Yamaha's RX-1 when compared (if that's possible) really shines. I don't see myself owning another 2-stroke stinker again. So what if it's heavier :roll: They're
ALL heavy if you get them stuck :wink:
A few benefits:
No more VES oil at $35.00/gal
No more extra oil to carry
Gas and Go - Runs on 87 just fine
10 gal. 4-stroke = 12 gal. 2-stroke
No more eyes burning at road crossings
No more stinky clothes
No more drenched airboxes - No reeds
No pull rope to break
Awesome guage cluster :twisted:
Awesome warmer controls :twisted:
Dual exhaust out the back with a tone to die for :twisted:
Reports of 10K+ miles and still going strong :shock:
Possible Valve adjustments at 25K :roll:
Aftermarket turbo available :twisted:
So in answer to your question:
YES :!: I would buy another RX-1 or Warrior if I had that option. Some of the features I used to convince my wife was the longevity and durability of a 4-stroke, and no more stinky exhaust fumes - looks like I won't be trading in anytime soon :wink: