Got to take my new 05 King Cat EFI out this past weekend and all I can say is that this cat can climb and climb. I could not find a hill that I could'nt go up.

I was riding out of Sumpter, Oregon first time. put 200+ miles on without a problem. riding on 5 to 12 foot base with a foot and a half of new powder, temp was about 21 in the am and 29 for a high.

This is the first EFI that I have had for myself and if it went as good as it did this last weekend it won't be the last.

Nice job Arctic Cat.


If you are ever looking for a nice place to ride and stay try The Depot Inn in Sumpter, Oregon the owner was great and so was the place, and if you get a little hunger try the Sumpter Nugget the food was perfect also prime rib on Sat nights.

If I could understand how to post pictures I would.

Just asking, have you tried your track on the hardpack, they kind of do the major spinning thing. But, don't know if you've heard this, if you reverse your track for hardpack conditions you shall be very impressed. Got to ride the new "M" series sleds, they were fun. But anyway, there were two M-7 162, one with the track going in the normal position and one in the reverse direction. Since the snow was about as hard as the pavement the track that was reversed seemed to hook up fairly well compared to the "m" with the track going in the regular direction.

I've never heard that trick..pretty cool :div20:

It's always worth a try anyway. :cn: