2009 Arctic Cat F5

April 3, 2008
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Everybody says that if you’re gonna upgrade a sled you should look for a model at least 2 years older than the one you have in the moment. So I decided to check what Arctic Cat did with the 2007 F5 model and if the 2009 version is worth getting as an upgrade. To tell [...]

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2008 Arctic Cat Crossfire 1000

April 3, 2008
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Considering the price you’ll think this is one extreme machine, capable of doing anything you want it to. The reality though is slightly different. We’re not talking about the lack of power, or poor comfort level or even difficulties in handling, we’re talking about weight. Weight is the only thing that puts this sled way [...]

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2008 Arctic Cat F570

April 3, 2008
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Here’s another great looking 2008 model. The F570 is lightweight, fan-cooled and downright fun to ride. It’s not the best Arctic Cat to get, but it works great for a beginner or intermediate rider. The sled has nice mid range, but pretty much lacks the top end. It handles easily since it’s small and if [...]

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2008 Arctic Cat T500

April 3, 2008
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One thing’s for sure – this is one good looking sled. The T500 is newer in the Arctic Cat family and although they’ve done a great job with the design the performance isn’t the greatest. The machine is extremely comfortable (it’s true that it’s the most ergonomically correct touring machine nowadays), but it lacks the [...]

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2007 Arctic Cat Crossfire 8 Sno Pro

April 3, 2008
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Don’t be scared to take this machine to the mountains. It will handle them just perfectly.  The suspension is a dream to have under you and easy to set up to your weight and style of riding. It’s absolutely comfortable, no matter the terrain. The speed will amaze you too. And the handling is as [...]

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2007 Arctic Cat F1000

March 28, 2008
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The F1000 is the newest and by far the best of the Arctic Cat F series. And that certainly reflects the price, but at least now you know you’re spending that money on something that you’ll be happy with. Most of the problems pointed out in the previous F series reviews have been taken care [...]

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2007 Arctic Cat F5

March 28, 2008
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Which one’s better – the 2007 F6 or the 2007 F5? It’s obvious that the F5 is even slower than the F6, but as I said in the previous review if you’re looking for a speed sled you should definitely be looking for some other Arctic Cat and not the F series. You can get [...]

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2007 Arctic Cat F6

March 28, 2008
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I’m sure you’ve already figured that the F6 is the predecessor of the F8. There’s also an F5 model that we’re gonna talk about in the next review just to point out the differences and figure out which one’s the best choice. So, the difference between the F8 and the F6 is not that big [...]

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2007 Arctic Cat F8

March 28, 2008
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Like most of the Arctic Cat sleds the F8 is a pretty good one, too. It looks tiny because of the short track, but it actually performs very well on the trails and especially in the deep snow (believe it or not). Handling and suspension are excellent. Bumps are no longer something to be afraid [...]

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2007 Arctic Cat Jaguar – Z1

March 28, 2008
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The Jaguar – Z1 is all it’s talked up to be. Comfortable after hours of riding, fast enough as a trail performance sled, handles great on trail and holds straight through the flat out straightaways. The power of this thing is awesome – mainly because of the 4 stroke engine, but the most noticeable thing [...]

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