ZR6000RR

50 minutes ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

What leads me to believe not to expect a damn thing, no changes to the race chassis for 2023 and as @Nanner stated, it's been awfully quiet around TRF.  In addition, if they were going to bring something, anything why wait until the last possible moment and let all the interest revolve around BRP & Polaris.  The incompetence just makes me sick.  🤢

It is called Covid and supply issues. In case you were living in a box for the past two years. The Race sled from every brand was basically the same sled. Cat is still the sled to beat in Cross Country so why change? For change sake?

3 minutes ago, Bontz said:

Jimmmaahh's in the house!!!  About time we see ya post!! 

Been to busy riding my old 2018. Been a good year here for riding but the wind and cold is starting to take it's toll. Stay safe!

Well I see Ski Doo finally has a quality and good looking sled in there lineup. I see they want $1200 for the fancy gauge that does not even have built in GPS. I went with the Garmin Tread as I want it to be transferable. Base model. I got it and the trail mount for under $550.00 Just not going to be able to use it till next year on my 22 as I am not going to have them even open up the crate so I don't have to license it or get the warranty started.

On 1/3/2022 at 5:21 PM, Crnr2Crnr said:

Troy Halverson posted on a FB thread (ACTR) they plan to have all new sleds to their dealers by the end of January.

All 34 they have left to deliver.  One is Ramstads.

Quite a few more than that but at least they are rideable once it gets to the dealer. Unlike Polaris which might be missing shocks or spindles or an engine. Maybe a tunnel. 

My 2018 always seemed to run warm. I did put tunnel flares on it this year and that seemed to help. Only 90 miles so far but never went over 122. My former 2020 ran cool in all but pure ice. I would drop my scratchers and it would take it down in minutes to 98-110. Waiting patiently for my 2022 6000 RR to show up at my dealer. Supposedly next week.

I am pre buying all my accessories this year. Adding the Garmin Tread to my 22 ZR 6000 RR as well. Might not have the sled till after Christmas but I can always play with the parts I guess.

Not a chance! They are talking 60 miles of range (60-80 but we all know it will be on the lower end). That would not get me to my first stop of the day and where I ride there are no charging options at the resorts or gas stops. Will stick with my two strokes until I can no longer ride.

I am glad I do not live in California but if I did I would purchase all my gas powered equipment out of state. What are they going to do about it? Take away your birthday?