This is Jimmy we're from the ski-doo. Product team and we're here today to present a couple of spring exclusive models in the trail. Segment. We've got here the renegade XR s and the MX z XR s Jimmy.

MXZ snowmobiles are powered by the most responsive 2-stroke engines in the industry, and features the 180-HP 850E-TEC Turbo R with Water Injection System - the most powerful 2-stroke engine on snow.

The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour, while the Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 caps out at 105 mph, and the Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre is a bit slower at 88 mph.

Dynamic trail performance and value-oriented features. 600 cc-class fuel-injected engine delivering 85 horsepower and outstanding economy at an incredible value.

What is a skidoo? A skidoo, also known as a snowmobile, skimobile, snowscooter or snowmachine, is used to transport people and tow goods in areas with heavy snowfall. You need a Car (Class C) licencelaunch to drive a skidoo.

The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour, while the Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 caps out at 105 mph, and the Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre is a bit slower at 88 mph. The Polaris Assault 800 tops off at 112 mph, and Ski-Doo 850 has a top speed of 118 mph.

Holding the throttle to the bars for about a half mile we recorded 154 km/hour on the Ski-Doo speedometer. For our non-metric buds that translates to 96-mph. Even if you account for 10-percent speedometer error (very common), that still becomes about 86-87 mph.

The first Ski-Doos found customers with missionaries, trappers, prospectors, land surveyors and others who need to travel in snowy, remote areas. The largest success for the snowmobile came from sport enthusiasts, a market that opened the door to massive production of snowmobiles.

So the farther you get back in the back of the sled. The more it's gonna wash out. It's like planning yourself on the front of the slide. You're gonna keep this [ __ ] on the side hill.

To give you a better idea of some popular snowmobile speeds, these are some ratings for standard models. The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour, while the Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 caps out at 105 mph, and the Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre is a bit slower at 88 mph.

The world's fastest production snowmobile currently goes to the Ski-Doo MXZ X 800R E-TEC, reaching speeds up to 120 mph!

To give you a better idea of some popular snowmobile speeds, these are some ratings for standard models. The Ski-Doo MXZ X 850 has a recorded top speed of 128 miles per hour, while the Polaris Switchback Pro-S 800 caps out at 105 mph, and the Arctic Cat ZR 6000 EL Tigre is a bit slower at 88 mph.