TACKLE DEEP SNOW.
TACKLE DEEP SNOW.
Why choose between the thrills of on-trail riding and the adventure of venturing into the deep snow when you can have both? Riot blends trail and backcountry performance seamlessly for the ultimate adaptable ride.
The revolutionary CATALYST platform has been built from the ground up to optimize every aspect of your ride, so much so that you'll feel like you're one with your sled. With enhanced ergonomics, a lower center of gravity, our exclusive laydown engine design, specially calibrated suspension and more, this changes everything.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• Electronic Power Steering (EPS)
• 9000-Series, 4-Stroke Turbocharged Engine
• ATAC® Adjustable On-the-Fly Suspension
SMOOTH POWER DELIVERY
ADAPT™ CVT
The lightweight, durable ADAPT™ CVT System is the industry's only self-adjusting clutch. ADAPT has an idler bearing that keeps belt temperature down, helping belts stay tighter and giving you a smoother takeoff and consistent power delivery at slow speeds.
QUICKLY CONNECT
ATACH 4-Point Latching System
Adding accessories to your sled is a snap with this all new 4-point latching system. You can install and remove accessories in seconds, so no matter where you are, you can customize your sled with ease.
READY TO GO
The convenience and ease of electric start lets you get up and moving right away.
AVAILABLE COLOR:
• Medium Green
Vehicle specifications and pricing are subject to change without notice. Arctic Cat® snowmobiles can be hazardous to operate. For your safety, all riders should read and understand their owner's manual and safety instructions. Always wear an approved helmet and other safety apparel. Be aware of natural hazards you may encounter and don't drink and ride. All scenes depicted or described were performed by professional riders under carefully controlled conditions. Never attempt to duplicate these maneuvers or encourage others to do so. Arctic Cat recommends that all operators take a safety training course. For safety and training information, please see your local dealer.
