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Old 08-16-2009, 09:38 PM
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arctic cat mud pro, any one got one???

ight when it came to mud, i always though arctic cat sucked... which they do,(there to big), but i really wouldn't mind somethign that came stock snorkeled, if any one got one, what ya'll think of it?


and ooooohhhhhhh crap they made a mud pro 1000!!!!!!!!!! if only i could find the dang price tag!
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It really looks sick. Saw that it was a really good starter option for those building mud slingers in ATV Magazine.
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bought one about a month ago.... like it so far.
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bought one about a month ago.... like it so far.
Wow.. i forgot about this site.... but anywas thats good, i think my next quad will be a 1000 mud pro, jsut cause it comes stock ready for mud... but my ford diesel comes first!
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I saw one at the Indy show. Very nice looking machine. I am not much of a Cat fan but it was nice nonetheless.
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If you are going to be going into mud or on/up hills or if your full of adventure or if you drive alot the Mud Pro Edition is good. The Standerd is if you are not much of an adventure dude. I reccomend the Mud Pro Edition because you alredy sound adventuras.

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If you are going to be going into mud or on/up hills or if your full of adventure or if you drive alot the Mud Pro Edition is good. The Standerd is if you are not much of an adventure dude. I reccomend the Mud Pro Edition because you alredy sound adventuras.

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i STRONGLY dissagree, this is not a hill climber.. it sits 14" from the ground... it has torque all the way to the rev limiter.... i almost flipped it over coming out of the creek just tapping the throttle... i think if you do a lot of hill climbs either lean on the on the front of the bike and gently give it gas or dont get a mud pro
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