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An All-Time Favorite: Fond Memories Of Cat’s Sno Pro 500

An All-Time Favorite: Fond Memories Of Cat’s Sno Pro 500

Posted on May 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Before there were the current Blasts, EVOs, SXVenoms, ZR 200s and SnoScoots on which folks are now encouraged to transition youth riders to full-sized snowmobiles, arguably the best modern step-up sled for kids – especially kids who wanted to race! – was Arctic Cat’s Sno Pro 500. It was also an immensely fun sled full-sized adults who wanted to act like kids (like us!). We twice had a Sno Pro 5 as a demo sled and it regularly had more miles at the end of the season than snowmobiles with almost twice the horsepower.
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