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At that price I'd be worried something is wrong with the machine. If you looked it over and are confident everything is good then you got yourself a huge bargin! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

I paid $8,795 for a left over 2013 XTX in January of this year. I walked away for a month and the dealer wouldn't budge so I think that is as low as they were willing to go. I thought it was a fair price, but not a steal by any means. Sorry, it was actually $8,495... I just looked at the...

I saw 101 (on the stock gauge) on hard pack expired railroad bed this winter. It is a bone stock 2013 XTX with 1.25" track, about 650 miles on her. Bought mid season this year as a left over from dealer with 0.1 hard miles on it.

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Hahaha. . . I was just thinking the same. I went with the Nytro. After testing the Nytro & Viper back to back last night and going through them with a fine tooth comb, I landed on the Nytro. The reasons: The Nytro felt like it 'fit' my body better. To me, the fit and finish on the Nytro...

Curious as to why you think the Nytro will hold it's value better? Seems to me a current gen year newer sled would be worth more a few years down the road. I definitely ride faster and harder. . .to me it is a sport, not a leisurely ride. I am definitely a Yamaha guy (which is why I am here)...

Thanks for the comments guys... I am leaning toward the Nytro too. It is nice to see two guys second my own thoughts!

So this is my first post along with my first sled purchase. I've rode intermittently throughout my years but have never had a sled of my own. I have narrowed my choices down to a left-over 2014 Viper XTX and a left over 2013 Nytro XTX, both at the same dealer. I realize I can save some money...