What is the difference between ski doo and lynx

Some final points of interest include a question that many have asked about, which is the weight. This is due to design considerations for the intended use of the model, which is aggressive, active riding in rough conditions. As a Spring Order only. This means that your order and deposit must be placed with a Ski-Doo dealer before March 31, In return, your shiny red BoonDocker DS will come with a three-year warranty. Really solid on the tandems, plenty of power for big climbs and I haven't really had issues with suspension bottoming with during the 2up.

And sledding whoa momma is it fun. I love how I can just crawl through deep pow. My last sled was Polaris RMK-Pro and while it was damn maneuverable it sucked bouncing out of trenches and was way tippy on the tandem. I think the Gen4 Skidoos are the best platform for sled access for sure. May 2, 1, Colorado. Agreed skidoo is the best for tandem.

We rotate all 3 platforms on a regular day. Anyway in theory I think the Lynx will be even better than the Gen4 for tandem. The suspension is beefy and the skis look way different than what Skidoo uses. Report back if you try it! Great feedback Thanks! No bad choices Jan 15, 3, 3, Big Timber, MT. I just wouldn't get the new 34 inch front end. That is probably only on the expert. I rode the lynx and liked it better than the doo.

Polaris Pre-Order. Call Now. Request More Information. Subscribe to Newsletter. Apply for Financing. Model Type. Model Code. Viper Red. Spring Only Model. Let me explain further in this Lynx Rave RE first ride and review. Perhaps with more adjustments to the front and rear suspension calibrations, or even a re-valving of the front and rear shocks, this sled could rock your world.

Cat found this out during the initial release of the RR. After a year of complaints that the ride was too stiff, Cat softened things up a bit the following season. Another thought. Could the Lynx introduction be testing the waters, looking for customer feedback? Will a similar styling theme grace the Yellow and Black sleds coming down the line in MY and beyond?

With the market saturated with the highest of high-tech offerings and the most capable sleds ever offered could it be that BRP wants to give buyers another option to stay within the family? How many manufacturers can state that they build a uniquely different sled in a foreign country? This could be a brilliant marketing strategy for BRP.

They could offer the sled as an off the shelf race edition, an Iron Dog or Blair Morgan type iteration. Or, think of this as the halo sled, as the Corvette is to the Camaro. The rider of a Lynx Rave is the most sought-after person at the gas pumps, rest stops and burger joints.

Jim is a longtime snowmobiler and author who tests and reviews just about anything he gets his hands on. He also tinkers with vintage sleds. You must be logged in to post a comment. Buying a New Sled By the time you read this spring orders for snowmobiles will have been well under way for the big four and by my calculations it should be a record sales season.

The Lynx Rave RE has the stare of a performance sled. The Lynx gets a thumbs up for style. Some prefer it over Ski-Doo.