The G-Force-One holds the world record for the fastest snowmobile, reaching 320 miles per hour, despite the fact that this speed is extremely dangerous. The maximum average speed of snowmobiles varies depending on the type but is often between 95 and 120 mph.
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Although these are high-power models, some of the faster snowmobiles have a top speed of 150 miles per hour. In drag racing, snowmobiles are also employed, and such vehicles have a top speed of up to 200 mph. Of course, these are intended specifically for racing and not for ordinary touring or everyday use.
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Snowmobiles built by BRP (a Ski-Doo company), Arctic Cat, Polaris, and Yamaha are currently the most popular models. 800 cc engines are currently more popularly purchased than 600 cc engines. 180 horsepower and a suggested retail price between $16,000 and $17,000 are features of the Yamaha Sidewinder.
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There is significant competition from the Ski-Doo Gen4 and the Rotax 850cc E-TEC, and the Gen4 only offers an 850-cc engine choice. Although Arctic Cat offers a number of 800 engine options, they now seem to be sticking with a lot of 600 cc alternatives, such as the 600cc C-TEC2 with 125 horsepower.
What is the fastest Ski-Doo?
The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 is the fastest Ski-Doo. The Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 and Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre both have top speeds of 105 mph and 88 mph, respectively, while the Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a top speed of 128 mph. The peak speed of the Ski-Doo 850 is 118 mph, while the Polaris Assault 800 tops out at 112 mph.
How fast is the fastest Ski-Doo?
The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour.
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