TEST RIDE: 2016 Arctic Cat ZR 8000 Limited

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SnowTrax Television Co-Host Luke Lester evaluates Arctic Cat's 2016 ZR 8000 Limited with a 137-inch track in possibly the best looking colour scheme available this season. This sled also boasts team industry clutches and Fox QS3 3-position clicker shocks which eliminate any confusion when it comes to adjusting your suspension.
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[@TheCuttingtorch]

fantastic in every way

[@burnzillablue]

Love to see what they say about the 2012-13 F800 LXR with Fox Zero Pro's and a 1.25 track. It's very similar.

[@troyp467]

Are those Fox Zero QS3 Shocks air or oil shocks? I wish i had those because that is exactly what i need. I don't want to touch my suspension because i wouldn't want to accidentally mess it up or anything but with those things anybody can start changing suspension settings with some confidence. Also i agree with the statement that they should definitely make a new 800 similar to the new 600

[@snowtrax]

+Troy Peel These shocks take all the confusion out of suspension adjustability. Very user friendly.

[@bedlambikes]

Enter 2022...... Cat still flailing aimlessly.

[@simonbenn5340]

Makes sense your a polaris guy 🤪... ummm arctic cat is way way more reliable then a polaris. My friends had alot of issues even the new 2020 or newer had problems. 8k miles on arctic cat El tigre 6000 ctec! Best motor made!! Feels like new still amazing gas mileage and oil usage and does 104 mph!! Love it!!

[@rmitchell1]

I have the black limited 6000 ZR. Great sled

[@noreyschannel4835]

Is it any good off trail

[@shawngill4276]

love to get a new sled but at 15k ill stay with my 00 thundercat 1000

[@Mainecat21]

Good review. In depth on the shocks, engine and handling. Surprised to hear the front skid shock is not up to par. Guess just the new progressive rate spring wasn't the answer. Couldn't agree more with you about the Fox air shocks. Don't like mine on my XF9000.

[@bryceschiffman7879]

It's literally a $14,000 lime

[@MNnytrorider]

Why call it 8000? when its a 800

[@alex_mountainbiker_dude7371]

or an 80
or an 8
or a .8

[@draperhollett1857]

Just wondering but what's the dry weight of the 137? 608lbs?

[@tobypost2478]

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