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LEADING THE WAY
SNOW CHECK YOUR 2006 SNOWMOBILE BY PLACING A $500 DEPOSIT ON A 2006 RX SERIES OR RS SERIES YAMAHA SNOWMOBILE BEFORE APRIL 16 AND RECEIVE $750 IN GENUINE YAMAHA PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. CALL FOR FURTHER DETAILS!
11 New Models to Choose From including the new Apex RTX and GT with all new 1000efi with increased horsepower, all new chasis, suspension (GT -Remote Electronically Adjustable) and body design, better cornering, 60 lbs lighter than 03 RX-1, Higher top speed, 5x better acceleration, new seating position, new handle bars, new intrument pod with clock and exterior temperture, rear storage.
New Nitro 3 cylinder ditch banger, fox float shocks, rear piggy back shocks, more aggresive clutching, new wider more aggressive floor boards, updated seating, new handle bar design, all new graphics design. For all the details on the NEW 2006 YAMAHA SNOWMOBILES, click here.
2006 Grizzly "Silver Tip"
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new limited edition Grizzly Silver Tip, click here.
The latest model of Canada's # 1 selling ATV sports a fresh candy red paint scheme and bold new graphics to go along with all the traditional Grizzly traits; rugged reliability, a 660cc pulse-pounding engine, and incredible four wheel independent suspension. A sleek new fairing comes with the Grizzly, at no extra cost, to deflect the elements and protect a Liquid Crystal Display Panel that shows your speed, fuel, and drive selection. Fully Automatic Transmission and electric start let you concentrate on the task at hand, loading up the jumbo racks with a good day's work or finding that perfect trail. The 2006 Grizzly Silver Tip, explore your Canada.
#1 in Outboards . . . for a Reason
 For the second consecutive year, consumers have ranked Yamaha 4-stroke outboards #1 in customer satisfaction. Yamaha takes pride in providing customers with an extensive professional dealer network that places a high emphasis on customer satisfaction.
The time has never been better to repower, upgrade your old motor or buy your first one. All new non-current outboard motors have been drastically reduced. Purchase a new Mercury or Yamaha outboard before 2005 May 31 and SAVE $$$$$. To check our Specials, click here.
The Yamaha tuning fork logo is comprised of three intersecting tuning forks: manufacturing, marketing and technology. While the Yamaha logo has undergone many changes throughout the years and continues to signify these traditional meanings, the tuning forks have taken on added significance. They are also intended to reflect Yamaha's goal worldwide: to surpass customer's expectations, to create a corporate environment that fosters self-esteem and to fulfill social responsibility globally.
Yamaha Motor was founded in 1955 and proudly celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2005. Yamaha Motor has contributed to people's lives through a wide range of Yamaha products in many different fields. This new logo represents our company's commitment to continue to move forward. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the many Yamaha supporters.
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LEADING THE WAY
2006 SNOWMOBILES
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2006 Apex ER
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2006 Attak
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2006 Nytro
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2006 RS Rage
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2006 RS Vector ER
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2006 RS Venture
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2006 SLEDS
Yamaha announces the 2006 line up of four-stroke performance snowmobiles, featuring eleven new models.
Since the introduction of the industry's first performance four-stroke snowmobile in 2003, the RX-1, Yamaha has experienced consistent growth in sales and market share. The ground breaking 2006 model line has taken the four-stroke platform mainstream, offering all the performance, agility and fun found in a modern two stroke but with the many additional benefits only available from a four stroke engine.
The original RX-1 has been replaced with a totally new line-up of lightweight snowmobiles led by the APEX GT. The APEX family employs a new lightweight, fuel injected, 150hp, 4-cylinder engine, riding in a new Delta-Box 2 chassis. These snowmobiles address the latest trends in rider forward ergonomics but with no compromise to all day comfort. The critically acclaimed Yamaha Mono-Shock suspension now comes in multiple variations and models with one using an exclusive, push button, electronically controlled, Ohlins shock absorber, for accurate on-the-fly, calibration for any riding condition.
Chris Reid, Senior Product Manager for Yamaha Motor Canada adds "Our new four-strokes now have the feel and response of the very best two stroke bump and trail machines but with the added benefits of less fuel consumption, maintenance and inconvenience. Two strokes still require expensive oil to lubricate the engine and unlike a clean running four-stroke, expel it out the exhaust pipe in a cloud of smelly blue smoke. The cost and odour used to be worth the price of performance but with our new technology, not only is it not necessary, it really doesn't make any sense. Our research shows that over 70% of the snowmobilers out there are now becoming aware of the four-stroke advantages and will consider a four-stroke for their next new sled purchase."
The 2006 Snowmobile line also has new models in the 'rough trail' categories with bump-sleds like the 120HP Fox Float equipped NYTRO and fuel injected APEX RTX. The touring rider has two models to choose from in the VENTURE series and the mountain specialists receive two completely new powder machines APEX MOUNTAIN and VECTOR MOUNTAIN SE featuring lighter weight and a 16inch x 162 inch x 2.5 inch footprint.
Peter Smallman-Tew, General Manager, Sales and Marketing, went on to say, "I believe 2006 will be remembered as the beginning of the end for the two-stroke snowmobile. We are very excited about our new four-stroke line and are confident that our customers will be extremely happy when they experience the profound improvements brought to market by these new snowmobiles. Take a look at the new 2006 Yamaha sleds, click here.
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