Ofcourse the others wont come. Taka put his on a nearby chair to hers. Then why'd you jump without testing it? The girl swimmed over to Taka, who was just peeking his head out of the water. How do we decide? Nevermind, I'm down. W-We should do something else! I mean I've had my strength a secret, don't get condifent!
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And sold a prowler and went to polaris rzr 4. Next will be the sleds. At Glad2BGone, the way Textron had handled dealers was horrific. I too thought the influx of a multi-brand corporation would allow access to tooling and resources that would speed up model changes. The opposite happened! They won that lawsuit, but lost the Canadian suit on sleds. Textron changes heads on off-road, but the whole thing is got a bad spark knock that needs some serious new model buzz fast!
Yamaha sells a turbo kit for their machine, got allowance to race with it- but not selling them to showroom floor, I scratch my head what is going on between them and Textron. I am very much go-green! People are getting pretty hot about the offerings of Cat on both dirt and snow. I have one of each and even I, a die hard Cat fan, am disappointed with what is going on.
Last year Craig Kennedy talked to the media and fans and indicated that Cat was going to be a bit more transparent but he has been MIA since then. I have been waiting to buy a side x side for work and play. Im not sure what everyone wants? To me an ATV gets a job done, and any of these offerings would work. Id be attracted to the lowest price option personally. Tracker lists a Stampede type vehicle, so i got to believe a new paint scheme Havoc is in works, just not listed yet.
I bought Arctic Cat over Tracker as my local dealer is always helpful. We want to replace the Sport with a new Sport but apparently not gonna happen. Sure we had the Alpha and the Blast With its new cc engine since then, but still just not quite enough. Hello Textron……4 seat option?? Where have you been. The lack of a strong racing presence last season also took some energy from the brand. I suppose if it needs to stretch a bit further for Textron we can hold out hope for the 60th, and that may be a final pivot point for those loyal ARCTIC cat owners who remain.
On the snow side, at 10 model years the Procross is now the oldest chassis on snow since the rider forward revolution beginning in 03 by the Rev. The blast is a path to building the next generation of riders and something I respect whole heartedly. But as a kid, the reason I loved my Kitty Cat and various Jags and El tires so much is because the old man was riding the halo sleds!
I want to see this brand thrive. I dont want to keep it all negative, because my Procross sleds have been amazing performers and, imo, the best looking sleds on snow. The exception maybe being the turbo, but that also comes with valid reservations about going from 2 stroke to 4 stroke.
The excitement on the dirt side has waned significantly after the unveil of the XX. As others have mentioned, no turbo, no 4 seat, a fraction of the aftermarket support, seemingly non existent racing support.
With the other juggernauts involved, championing this brand is harder every single season that goes by. I hope someone with some clout at Textron is reading these comments. This is the most loyal, die-hard Arctic Cat crowd on the entire internet.
Eliminating boatloads of loyal, passionate, dedicated employees from TRF, cutting too many dealers, vague, if not non-existant communication from corporate, and bold new graphics on model release after model release is a brutal combination… even for someone like me, who would never consider a different brand.
Do something, or sell the brand… because this awkward in-between is intolerable! Not trying to be overly negative here but you have to wonder where the consumer and dealer feedback data came from? Arctic was birthed on the backs of small town dealers in the snow belt selling 25 to 50 machines a year. Arctic stopped being Arctic a long time ago. I buy my oil and generic parts for my vintage sled from the local sympathetic Polaris dealer and my Cat clothing online.
The sled race team did a great job last season with two year old equipment. You need to grow your dealers. I sorely miss mine. I feel like everyone else. Did you ever think about the impulse buyer or the person who now can afford to buy a sled? I know this drove my Doo friends crazy.
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