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your in luck i happen to own that exact model....lol..anywho i like it ive had a few recalls but other than that it jumps very well ditchbang.....whatever that thing is awesome and there extremely fast ive had it at 105 mph and im sure it could do more if it wasnt to windy but yeah im not sure what you want to know ...where do you live???if your close or if you visit gaylord area you are mor than welcome to come over and give it a test ride on my propety we also own a 2006 switchback 900 that thing scares me its got balls its stock at 153 hp and hes had it well over 100mph but with 16.5 inches of suspension they land very well.....lol.........and there awsome for hillclimb....anywho write me if you like.
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Hello;
I've got an 06 600HO Switchback, and it is without a doubt the best sled I've ever owned. Unfortunatly, we didn't get much snow this winter, so I couldn't really try it out in deep snow, but the little bit of riding I got in was awesome.
It's got decent top end (for me anyway) of about 95 mph, with still more throttle left. The ride is smooth enough, although some say the uncoupled suspension is too rough (not me). I don't have agood read on the gas milage yet, but so far it seems less than I was hoping for. The gas gauge is merely the sled's opinion of how much gas is on board and can't really be trusted.
I love this sled and hope we get better snow next winter so I can really try it out in deep snow.
Can't go wrong with a Switchback in my opinion.
BP
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I've got an 06 600HO Switchback, and it is without a doubt the best sled I've ever owned. Unfortunatly, we didn't get much snow this winter, so I couldn't really try it out in deep snow, but the little bit of riding I got in was awesome.It's got decent top end (for me anyway) of about 95 mph, with still more throttle left. The ride is smooth enough, although some say the uncoupled suspension is too rough (not me). I don't have agood read on the gas milage yet, but so far it seems less than I was hoping for. The gas gauge is merely the sled's opinion of how much gas is on board and can't really be trusted.
I love this sled and hope we get better snow next winter so I can really try it out in deep snow.
Can't go wrong with a Switchback in my opinion.
BP
:thumbsup:
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