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| The Allure of Crossing Over
Year over year, the crossover ranks continue to swell with new converts and it has become the fastest growing segment for on-trail/off-trail enthusiasts. Many have discovered the attraction of this versatile breed, but many more are still hesitant to leave the known comforts of their first-love short track behind. With that, it’s time to dispel the myths, uncover the truths, and learn why so many have developed a love affair with crossing over, and why others believe the days of the short-track are numbered.
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| Well, it’s happened a few times now, where I’ve been identified as the one riding the Tundra. I didn’t mind it much, but I will admit that the first thought that came to mind was whether or not I could find a paper bag to fit over my helmet. |
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| Arctic Cat Goes Full Circle As Racing Roots Return! While not necessarily long, it has been a strange trip for the Arctic Cat faithful, and the Thief River Falls, Minnesota manufacturer. As consumer sales continued to thin industry wide, enthusiasts who remained saw a constant bombardment of new iron from the big four, all in an effort to capture the attention and inevitably sales to those dedicated snowmobilers who looked to the sky and chanted, “Just wait ‘till next year.” |
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| Polaris Rush, let’s start at the top… SWEET! Just when we thought snowmobiling suspension couldn’t get any more advanced, Polaris thinks outside the box and designs it to the next level with - The RUSH TDC (Terrain Dominating Control). I should stop right there, and could make history with the shortest sled review ever written. The Polaris Rush might very well have redesigned the future of snowmobile suspension. Just one look says it all; it’s comparable to a motocross bike. |
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