arctic cat mudpro

[southernillinoiatv]

Anyone get a look at the 09 mudpro i got one comming around 10/29/08 so my dealer says.

[Lostcause]

Looks pretty cool! Is that the snorkle in front of the handle bars? Looks like the winch is mounted low too,always a plus as long as it's waterproof.

I hate waiting for new toys! I had to wait three days for my truck and about went outta my mind! I can't imagine waiting a whole month!

[southernillinoiatv]

Sorry i guess i should have posted all the info.

Arctic Cat 700 H1 Mud Pro ATV Engine: 695cc, EFI, SOHC 4-stroke, 4-valve, single-cylinder, liquid cooled engine

The “H” in H1 stands for Hemi. The hemispherical-shaped head creates more complete, more efficient combustion for performance-winning power

An Arctic Cat produced performance engine built in the state-of-the-art St. Cloud manufacturing facility

The potent H1 motor has led Team Arctic racers to two consecutive championships in the World Powersports Association (WPSA) Quad Terrain races.

Electronic Fuel Injection aids in perfect starting no matter what altitude or temperature changes.

Liquid cooling system with high-capacity radiator and thermostatically-controlled cooling fan provides consistent engine operating temperatures

The Duramatic Automatic Transmission has a long-life maintenance-free belt that withstands the harshest of conditions.

Arctic Cat 700 H1 MudPro ATV Chassis/Suspension: Machined Aluminum Wheels - All new 12” machined aluminum wheel design has an optimized scrub radius minimizing the rider steering effort.

Positive Shifting - A new shift detent profile in the lever linkage allows for improved positive shifting

Thundercat Halfshafts - Developed from the Quad Terrain Race circuit, all-new halfshafts (axles) were adopted from the Thundercat to increase durability and strength for the most brutal offroad conditions.

New Headlight Bulb Sockets - The right-hand headlight bulb sockets have been redesigned to eliminate the bulb popping out, decreasing the chance of the headlight housing filling with moisture.

Fully Independent Suspension (FIS) How it works with or without a swaybar - Arctic Cat ATVs have an optional sway bar available as an accessory purchase through your authorized dealer. Similar to any off-road 4x4 vehicle, eliminating the sway bar, lets the 10” of front or rear Fully Independent Suspension articulate through the full range of suspension travel. This increased articulation provides full tire contact in all types of off-camber terrain. The addition of the sway bar will impact the traction capabilities; however, it will enhance flatter cornering in aggressive trail riding

Arctic Cat 700 H1 Mud Pro ATV Snorkle

Industry Leading Ground Clearance - 14” of ground clearance enhances the ability to navigate through mud or over large rocks, logs, and other objects encountered in rough terrain

Large Capacity SpeedRacks - Industry leading weight capacity and overall cargo carrying surface area allows 100 lb carrying capacity on the front rack and 200 lbs. on the rear

SpeedRack Technology:

• Allows very quick installation and removal of a wide variety of Arctic Cat exclusive accessories without the need for tools, bloody knuckles or swearing

• SpeedRack and its accessories add value to the machine and also enhance the efficiency of your hunting, fishing, farming or utility chores

2-Inch Automotive Style Receiver Hitch - This feature allows the consumer to remove the hitch from their 2” automotive receiver and install it into the ATV’s receiver hitch

Floating Hydraulic Disc Brakes - Low maintenance, positive stopping power in either dry or wet conditions

Adjustable Shocks - Set the spring preload (5 rear positions, 5 front positions) on the shocks to tailor the ride to individual riding styles, terrains and loads

Electric Shift 2-to 4-Wheel Drive with new Electric Front Locking Differential - Full lock front differential transfers engine torque to both front wheels when selected for added traction with an all-new electronic rocker switch located on the gauge pod while 4wd/2wd switch is located on right-side handlebar for quick, convenient shifting in-and-out of four-wheel drive.

Additional 700 H1 MudPro ATV Features:

Highlifter's Outlaw MST Tire

Tires:

• The Outlaw MST is specially designed for riders who play in the mud but may not spend all their time there. 28-9.5x12(front) and 28-12x12(rear) offers the ultimate in all-around performance.

• With deep lugs, wraparound tread bars, and side sipes seen on tires designed for snow and ice, they offer the maximum in all around traction while delivering a smooth ride on hard pack.

M: Mud - The Outlaw MST is fully capable of handling the deepest mud holes. With one-inch tread depth across the face and shoulder, the MST is an excellent mud tire for the majority of mud riders.

S: Snow - The Outlaw MST is designed for traction in the snow. With significant sidewall wrap, the MST is excellent for grabbing snow and ice and plowing through even the deepest snow covered terrain.

T: Trail - The Outlaw MST is designed for a smooth ride on the trails. With a flattened tread profile with multiple sipes that create traction on both hard-pack and slick surfaces, the MST delivers a smoother, easier handling ride than most deep lug tires.

Color Options - Competition Green Metallic

[Roody]

Very, very cool. Doubt I'll ever see one in person though.

[outlander560]

very beast machine and i demand pics lol wen u get it.....man if i had the money... but i love my cat to much.. wat kind of atv u own??? all warn winches are water proof... to answer ur question lostcause

[SunLrider]

pretty sure that is a snorkle in front of the handlebars

[outlander560]

yea it is

[SunLrider]

i knew it!

[southernillinoiatv]

very beast machine and i demand pics lol wen u get it.....man if i had the money... but i love my cat to much.. wat kind of atv u own??? all warn winches are water proof... to answer ur question lostcause

Right now i have a 650v twin arctic cat and my wife has a arctic cat 400. I just got the snorks done on hers last week. We are pretty much set up for long rides and go throw

what ever we come to. Heres what hers looks like

[southernillinoiatv]

Heres some of the type of riding we do this is why we all pretty much run snorks if you ride with us you are going to get wet.

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[outlander560]

hey ive seen that picture b4 u belong to arcticchat.com ive seen ur forum on how u built the snorks im muddy324... great pics by the way thinking bout doing snorks for my atv

[southernillinoiatv]

Yeah i am on there some them guys help me out a lot the 400 is real hard to do the

ex snork has to ran all the way from the back of the bike to the front kinda of a pain.

I still don't have the air box hooked up going to put a hmf ex on and rejet this winter when we are not riding every weekend.

[bigdaddy]

Good clean fun right there! Where were you guys and gals riding? That looks like sooooooooo much fun.

[southernillinoiatv]

We do allot of river riding we are really lucky to have allot of privet ground to ride and the landowners ride with us some. Most of the trails have been around for 20 years or so.

Don't get me wrong we still have our trouble with kids riding in fields and trashing up things

but we try to pick up after them as best as we can.There is around 2000 acres close to us that our club is the only ones that can ride just because we take care of it and stay out of the guys crops. I just can't understand why when a guy says someone can ride people just can't stay out of his fields and ride the brush.

[bigdaddy]

That really looks like a lot of fun. Would like an invite sometime. My kids and I love to play in the water and mud. The wife,not so much,she dosen't get it.We're big believers of tread lightly.I try to teach my kids to leave it the way you found it, if not better. Keep em Rollin

[southernillinoiatv]

Anytime you want we can hook you up just keep in mind it needs to be dry so the river is down. We ride pretty much every weekend somewhere just let us know. Allso you can check on our site in the planed ride section theres always some rides going somewhere.

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[Lostcause]

I've never understood the lack of respect for someone elses property either. If they're nice enough to let you ride the least you can do is follow the rules.

I have permission to ride several pieces of property and even though the owners never ask for help I always offer to help them build fence,feed,chase cows,etc. I figure it's the least I can to for their kindness! Most of them never take me up on the offer but a few have and I've always had a great time helping them! I LOVE to build fence and drink beer! Besides, you need a good utility quad for building fence so I get to ride and help a friend at the same time!

I feel strongly that if more people would do things to help and respect a few simple rules that we'de all have ALOT more places to ride.

[Sc0tt]

Looks very cool!!!!