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    • Not sure why anyone would want a firm seat. Doesn’t make sense to me. I’ve put on plenty of 500+km days on my viper, and my arse starts feeling it after about 350kms or so. I’m only about 150lbs and lean though, so maybe that’s why.  I haven’t ridden a 500+km day on the new doo yet, but man is that seat ever nice compared to the viper seat. So plush! 👌🏻   I think if the viper seat was the same as the doo, people might actually think the cat suspension is good 🤣
    • If you spend more than 15 mins on a new Polaris and a new Doo, you will quickly realize that the seat on the Doo is too soft and squishy if you are an aggressive/active rider.     My 26 MXZ seat is like a pillow that sucks you into it whereas the Polaris allows you to sit on the seat more like a dirt bike.      I loved the LYNX seat for this reason.   If you just plop down on the seat and rarely move then you will probably like a Doo seat.     
    • Got it - that helps. As you know, I ride old tech - and it's just what "i know".  
    • Thanks, Im at around 7200kms for the season plus 900kms or so on the GT 600 ace doing trail work, firewood and grooming. I've been sledding since dec 7.   I'm still game for another kick at the can if the mrs wants to go again this weekend but i've had my fill now and im looking forward to the ice melting and getting the misty river out and just putting around the lake with the honda 50 outboard. Much cheaper lol. 
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