It seems to me like once they get all of the bugs worked out this could be a very reliable machine and will run for a rediculous amount of miles compared to machines of the past.
If this is the case what are they thinking? I heard the first major service is sheduled at 27,000 miles. Anyone who picks one of these up isn't going to be looking for another sled for a very long time. It kind of makes you wonder where the snowmobile industry is headed if this is a preview of the future. How will this effect sales and what would it do to the resale value of sleds in the future? Granted the rest of the machine won't last like the motor (track, clutchesjackshaft bearings, etc.) but it still seems a little too much too soon.
If this is the case what are they thinking? I heard the first major service is sheduled at 27,000 miles. Anyone who picks one of these up isn't going to be looking for another sled for a very long time. It kind of makes you wonder where the snowmobile industry is headed if this is a preview of the future. How will this effect sales and what would it do to the resale value of sleds in the future? Granted the rest of the machine won't last like the motor (track, clutchesjackshaft bearings, etc.) but it still seems a little too much too soon.