Now that Suzuki has a new sport quad comimg out will Cat be next....
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Ya know, I kinda hope not as well.
To be honest, I doubt it. Nothing in their line up is remotely "sporty" except that little 90cc thing. But even that looks brutish compared to the competition. To be honest, I wish AC's kiddy quad looked like their big ones, complete with racks. If so, I'd have bought one of those, and not the sp90, for my kids.
Who knows, though, they make pretty sporty "sleds" so I am sure they keep the idea in mind. They'd have to shave a LOT of weight from their current offerings, though.
To be honest, I doubt it. Nothing in their line up is remotely "sporty" except that little 90cc thing. But even that looks brutish compared to the competition. To be honest, I wish AC's kiddy quad looked like their big ones, complete with racks. If so, I'd have bought one of those, and not the sp90, for my kids.
Who knows, though, they make pretty sporty "sleds" so I am sure they keep the idea in mind. They'd have to shave a LOT of weight from their current offerings, though.
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On thing I am certain of...if AC DOES produce a sport quad, it won't be the hefty thing Corndog thinks it'll be (Polaris has cornered the marked on overweight 'sport' quads). When AC chose to compete in the utility market, they made a true utility quad, tough, beefy, and powerful. Should they chose to compete in the Sport market, they will COMPETE in the sport market.
And, Boner, 300 pounds would be great rack capacity on a kiddie quad (J/K), it'd be WAY more than the 30 lbs on my son's SP90.
And, Boner, 300 pounds would be great rack capacity on a kiddie quad (J/K), it'd be WAY more than the 30 lbs on my son's SP90.