Question to those who have seen / ridden the white / orange doo

SidewaysInto3rd · Mar 9, 2016

How dirty are the white panels ?

I actually wanted to snowcheck the white orange daffy duck but having seen many disgusting yellow T3s and white freerides I figured the white panels will be nasty after 3 rides... then I noticed the bottom panels are black ..

so maybe it won't be all that bad ?:juggle:

snowmobiler · Mar 9, 2016

pay somebody to clean it

i'llDooit · Mar 9, 2016

It rides like a cream sickle.

jhurkot · Mar 9, 2016

If you clean it after every ride it will look nice. Good luck!

NorthMNSledder · Mar 9, 2016

The lower black panels will help but I would think the white tunnel will take a beating from your boots. The white sleds always look good when brand new but it seems like a lot of work to keep them clean.

tyco72 · Mar 10, 2016

Have 2 white sleds, went through the trouble of making one black that's how much it sucks. I'm particular about keeping things clean and the white is impossible after awhile.

As soon as I seen the white and orange I snowchecked the black.

Was hoping for a few different colors this year, sounds as if alot of people are dissapointed with only the 2 options.

Good luck

Devilmanak · Mar 10, 2016

They get bad. Noticeable after one short ride. I like the looks of the white/orange, but after grey Freeride/yellow T3, I think it will be black for me. I don't have time to scrub the sled after every ride, I would rather use that time to ride.

Mountain_Man · Mar 10, 2016

I'm with Devilmanak. Keeping my yellow T3 clean is a pain, and some stains are hard to remove. White won't be any better.

rmk all the way · Mar 11, 2016

I snowchecked a white summit x in 14 and will never do that again. tree sap leaves marks dirty hands leave marks just. Looked awesome new but after 500 miles not so much.

Smoke Show · Mar 11, 2016

just leave it in your garage and it will never get dirty!

Devilmanak · Mar 11, 2016

I forgot about trees. We rode is some of the new burn last week, I have horrible ash marks all over my red Summit. It is hard to get the marks out of the weird textured Doo panels........

i'llDooit · Mar 12, 2016

Wipe it down with w-d40..keeps scuffs from sticking. Cleans scuffs off.

Chadly · Mar 12, 2016

I just never ever leave the trail and back my truck over to the trail so I don't have to ride the sled in the mud. It keeps the sled in perfect show room quality. Sometimes I wonder if I should have just bought the poster and saved $14,000.

Mountain_Man · Mar 12, 2016

Chadly said:
I just never ever leave the trail and back my truck over to the trail so I don't have to ride the sled in the mud. It keeps the sled in perfect show room quality. Sometimes I wonder if I should have just bought the poster and saved $14,000.

Mud easily washes right off though. Exhaust soot, brake and belt dust, boot scuffs, as well as other things don't clean off so easily. Colors that look sharp when clean don't look quite so sharp when they are smudged up.

I would rather ride than clean constantly. There is something about the Ski Doo plastic that makes it hard to clean. Might just be the texture, I don't know.

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