New Arctic Cat deliveries

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whitedust

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skiroule said:
I totally agree with this. When I lived in the Twin Cities, this was the most exciting event of the year for me. At one time I think all four brands were there but then it seemed like Ski Doo went their own way with a show, but I could be wrong. In any case, you could grab a slice of pizza and a brew and stroll through the new iron. Sometimes it was kind of surprising what you liked and what you didn't when you could jump on them side by side.
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I totally agree I was bummed about Polaris after the Fusion a complete engineering mess imo. But as years went by I was surprised how well I felt on their rider forward models. I never did purchase a Polaris again became a 4s rider but thought they were on the right track for them with the Indy. Yamaha didn’t do much with their Apex platform but I did like their graphics and the looks of the Yamacats as well. Skidoo was gaining momentum 2sand 4s but the yellow was hard for me to swallow and I finally purchased a black 900t after I wrecked my Apex and still have it. AC currently seems to be producing some nice sleds with features I want but with the lack of Cat dealerships and no sneak peeks it isn’t easy to sit on one or see them live. Hopefully this changes but I don’t expect marketing budgets will allow sneak peeks for any of the OEMs.
 
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euphoric1

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whitedust said:
I totally agree I was bummed about Polaris after the Fusion a complete engineering mess imo. But as years went by I was surprised how well I felt on their rider forward models. I never did purchase a Polaris again became a 4s rider but thought they were on the right track for them with the Indy. Yamaha didn’t do much with their Apex platform but I did like their graphics and the looks of the Yamacats as well. Skidoo was gaining momentum 2sand 4s but the yellow was hard for me to swallow and I finally purchased a black 900t after I wrecked my Apex and still have it. AC currently seems to be producing some nice sleds with features I want but with the lack of Cat dealerships and no sneak peeks it isn’t easy to sit on one or see them live. Hopefully this changes but I don’t expect marketing budgets will allow sneak peeks for any of the OEMs.
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"lack of Cat dealerships" ummm there is one probably less or around 15 minutes from you if you really wanted to sit, touch and feel. Much closer than the drive to take your Doo in for service.
 
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euphoric1

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They actually have 2 stores, a motorcycle and a snowmobile store, both on same street and snow store has plenty inventory used and had a good showing of new Cat
 
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