At just 200 pounds, the Widescape WS250 is the lightest snowmobile on the market, and it's built for serious off-road adventures.
Compact, agile, and priced at $5,999, the WS250 opens up uncharted winter terrain like never before. It's powered by a custom 242cc 4-stroke EFI engine with liquid cooling and a continuously variable transmission made in Canada by CVTech-IBC, delivering smooth, linear acceleration with strong torque at lower speeds. The aluminum chassis is wrapped in shock- and cold-resistant HDPE plastics, keeping it light and rugged. The 105-inch track, made in Canada by Soucy, provides optimal traction and control in deep snow, while a 12-inch single ski ensures precise handling on all surface types.
The WS250 features Terrain Control mode for smoother, more controlled power in technical environments, and high-performance suspension with 140mm of front travel and 100mm of rear travel. A 4-inch digital display shows speed, RPM, engine temperature, fuel level, and more. What makes it truly unique? A stand-up riding position that lets you lean into every curve and explore off-trail like never before and you can master the basics in just 15 minutes. Would you trade your traditional snowmobile for the lightest one on the market?
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via Autobuzz Today
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