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New color option for 2016 Summit X
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not if there is an once of taste left at doo......
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the manta green doesn't do anything for that, think its time to move on from that color all together. also just wondering if they came out with this color option on their own or does ski doo actually come up with other color options based on the general public not agreeing with the original colors? I cant ever remember any other brand doing so.
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I like it, probably the colour id order if I was getting a 16. At least they are thinking out of the box!
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Like it also. Wife is trying to decide if keep her '13 or get a new one.
I checked three new ones, all this color. I cannot stand black sleds personally, to each his own, and I won't Doo another yellow after this year, my T3 looks horrible after 700 miles. Scuffs on the powdercoat from gas hoses, boot marks, dirt and belt grime in crevices that I cannot get to.......
I'm getting this color as well. I haven't seen it in real life yet but I will see it in Denver later this month. I know a lot of tasteless people think black is good taste but I think it's just boring. I'm glad skidoo does these bright colors. I do wish they had more color options. Like orange, blue, yellow, black, red, green , and a pink or purple for the lady folks. All these colors would need to be bright for sure. Not just the normal colors like Polaris. Polaris gives a lot of color options and it helps sell more sleds for sure. Skidoo just needs to do it now.
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It's sick, minus the green.
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Polaris has color options but nothing "out there". Just switched to Polaris but would check this sled in a heartbeat. I kind of like the fact that you could wear all black Klim gear but have a bright sled to stand out and not look like a total punk when your out and about
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Aside from just looking neat, bright colors are safer in my opinion. I have stared straight at a buddy on a blue/black 2010 Summit, against trees, wearing black gear, and not seen him.
Another buddy on a 13 Summit (orange and black), with all black gear, same thing almost, I was looking for him from a mountain top and never saw him until he moved.
I wear bright green or orange gear, and ride bright sleds. If nothing else, when an avy hits my arse, it will be easier for them to find me and my stuff, to a degree.
Another buddy on a 13 Summit (orange and black), with all black gear, same thing almost, I was looking for him from a mountain top and never saw him until he moved.
I wear bright green or orange gear, and ride bright sleds. If nothing else, when an avy hits my arse, it will be easier for them to find me and my stuff, to a degree.
Agree, big fan of bright sleds/clothing. Actual snowmobile clothing is predominantly black, at least some sleds have bright color options. Visibility in trees with friend on black PRO RMK/black clothing/black helmet is nonexistent. Same difficulty seeing him unless he is moving substantially.
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