Thanks for checking out the video! I've had a lot of fun getting to know the Segway Snarler 570. It's a fun mid size ATV and does great in tight forest trails. I hope this review gives you a better feel for this machine and if you are considering trying one out I'd suggest you give it a shot. Leave a comment below and let me know what you think of the Segway Powersports brand and this machine. Check out the channel for way more riding content! Don't forget to hit that "Like" button and Subscribe!!
I've read a few negative comments on here, I just wanted to say myself and 4 of my mates all bought the Snarler at the same time. We all love them and have not experienced any major issues. The biggest issue in the UK is getting parts and accessories, this however is something all brands are currently experiencing. For the price they are awesome!
I’ll repost this response I made to another similar comment because I feel it applies: Ya, that’s the problem with these newer brands trying to break into the market. They haven’t built up the parts inventory. They don’t have an established dealer network. There is not significant aftermarket support. They get you hooked with a slightly lower purchase price but then you are left hanging. This isn’t a hit at Segway, it’s just the reality of being new to a highly competitive market, especially during such crazy times with supply chain issues all over. Established aftermarket brands can barely keep up with the popular and established machines in the market, they aren’t going to shift production capacity to a small brand that doesn’t even have a 1% market share at this time. All newer brands have had similar struggles, it takes time to develop a support network and build brand loyalty. It takes time to R&D a product line. Look at the struggles CF Moto had in this department and arguably still has and all the other “B” and “C” level brands (for lack of better terms) are constantly struggling with this. When you buy from a big established brand like Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, etc… you are paying for the established network and reputation. You are guaranteed a certain level of support and product availability you can’t possibly expect with a new to market brand. I know this may negatively push the buttons of a company like Segway Powersports but it’s just a cold hard fact. You can’t deny that. The other brands have 40+ years of experience under their belts and they built this market segment. You need to acknowledge this and give credit where credit is due. Did Segway Powersports bring a good product to the table? Heck ya, for a first generation machine I feel they did well. I pride myself on real world and unbiased reviews and the points I touch on are big things to consider when choosing a machine.
@@FalcoVerkleij we sold them last year and went back to dirt bikes. They were good fun and nothing major wrong with them just what we managed to break ourselves.
I bought the white and red Snarler LX and I love it. I have put on over 1300km since I picked it up and have had no issues. Handles good and is loads of fun. I would recommend these to anybody. Cant wait for the 1000
Hello Curtis, Im thinking of buying a Snarler and I see that your experience has been good, can you please help me out, how has your atv hold up so far that you have used it more? Any problems? Thank you!
Hey, glad you enjoyed the video and I’m happy to hear your Segway is treating you well in Finland!! I’m also excited to hear we have some viewers in Finland!!
1 Year of ownership update.. 2021 Segway Snarler AT6SX Canada 3900km -All 4 wheel bearings are shot, (not sealed bearings any water over the hub will ruin them. They suggest taking the whole hub off every 800km and greasing them with an EZ greaser tool. Foolish service amount) -Font Differential blew apart (I may have used 4wd 5-6 times in the full year of ownership and always came to a full stop) -Rear Diff seals leak -Oil pressure sensor failed(known warranty fix) -Exhaust cracked (known issue but for some reason not getting covered under warranty) -CVT Recall for clunky starts and disengaging going down hills (sketchy) Bike has been serviced relentlessly, I did the break in service, one 1000km after that, another one before a NFLD trip and now it's been at the shop ever since the NFLD trip since Sept 17th 2022. So i've had it for 11 months, the last 4 it's been at the shop. Avoid these things get a yamaha, honda or kawasaki..
Hey Frasered, great feedback. Thanks for sharing your experience. Sorry to hear about the issues you’re having. As mentioned in the video, the true test for any machine is how it holds up in the long run. Something we couldn’t really address in a video like this. Issues are one thing when they are being dealt with efficiently and professionally by a dealership. I don’t think there is anything more frustrating then having your machine at a dealership for an extended period of time with no results. I’ve heard similar stories to yours now from a few people. From what I’ve heard the exhaust and oil pressure sensor issues are very common. It’s upsetting to hear they aren’t dealing with them quickly under warranty. All the other issues sound like a headache too. I hope you get things sorted and Segway Canada stands behind their product. Let us know how things play out.
Oh man how I've missed hitting the trails and mud , I just picked up a polaris trailboss 350L that hadn't been touched in 4 years and just got it dialed in and am ready to shred on this antique beast
Awesome man, congrats! I love the older machines, tons of fun to rip on. They were completely different beasts compared to the new units you get today. Rugged and rough around the edges, not as refined as todays offerings.
That is a very nice quad I think the biggest thing I like is the power steering system you can change the settings and its street legal stuff on it looks like it take everything you throw at it
Ya, you can use the Segway APP on your phone to change the power steering settings and a bunch of other cool stuff. I haven't really messed around much with the APP but it's a neat concept. The turn signals, horn and mirrors are a nice little addition.
i have had nothing but trouble with mine anything that could go wrong has,new pulley , belt etc now the dealer is telling me dualways can keep this up for the remainder of the waranty wich is 2 years descusting atitude
just because you said to let you know on the podcast with Dirt Dudes. i did watch it from start to finish. and i did hit you up earlier this year about going to Tennessee to Ride Royal Blue. if you come down in the spring would love to come out with you guys
Stoked you watched the podcast and enjoyed it man! I can't wait to get down to TN and WV. I'm hoping the Dirt Dudes join me!!! Make sure your harass them so they do, lol.
Thanks! They worked well for what they are. Full disclosure, I would never purchase one of these over a Can-Am or Polaris ATV. That's not to say these are bad but I feel the aftermarket support is lacking and so is the dealer network and it will take quite some time for that to catch up. The way I treat a machine, I need a reliable parts network to keep me going. We will see how these machines hold together in the long run. Overall, when manufacturers compete, consumers win.
The exhaust note sounds darn good...Terache Aztex tires work very well...great suspension and handling make or break the rider experience. Great review!!
Ya the exhaust does actually sound quite good for being stock! Especially since it’s only a 570. Ya, the Aztec’s make the machine a completely different beast, sooo much grip! It’s got more then enough power to spin them too. Overall I have to say that Segway did a pretty good job on what is their first model year. I’m really excited to see where things go!!
I just watched the dirt dudes podcast with you it was awesome. you made me laugh alot. I'm heading to west Virginia the day after Thanksgiving to ride. if you go to windrock I would love to meet up and rude with you. I was just there a couple of months ago. keep up the great videos 👍
I feel that those are big areas of ownership. Also the Polaris platforms are tried and tested. This is a new machine, there is always some risk. Like I stated in the video I do feel the Snarler is a good machine. I do feel the new can-am 570 has more power and better clutching. I’d say the same about the Polaris overall. I don’t think buying a Snarler is a bad idea. It has a lot to do with what you expect out of it and how you plan on using it. I’m incredibly hard on my machines and need a reliable supply chain for parts. To me that’s important but the price point of the Segway is nice. The aftermarket is starting to develop for these machines. I do think of Segway keeps pushing and learning from any growing pains they have some good potential here. I was really happy with this thing, especially factoring in it’s a first generation platform. I’m just trying to be realistic and grounded in my feedback. To make a true evaluation we need time. We need to see how the machines hold together after 2 or 3 years. How the brand stands behind their product and how they address any issues.
Went into my local dealership to take a look at one and they don’t look to bad , wonder if they would make a mud version on the bike to compete with the xmr
They do look pretty good. I don't think they will make a production mud machine anytime soon. Since it's their first model and first year I'm guessing they will be doing a lot of data collection on how these initial units do and hopefully they will be implementing any necessary improvements or changes.
I just went and viewed the whole line up at my local segway dealer, I'm blown away, CFmoto prices, better quality then Polaris (in my opinion) they also offer lifts, you can make it wider and bigger tires, the 570 handles it. And the comfort! Wow the comfort... also the extra stuff like Bluetooth connection with you phone, in case you lost you key, or need to see where the kids are, or God forbid your bike got stolen, open the app, find it! Also had a chance to sit in the Villain1000 side by side and again I'm blown away, these things are awesome
I mean… let’s be honest here guys, it’s just enough tube to get away with calling it a “bumper” but for a stock offering it beats nothing. I agree it doesn’t add much protection but I’m guessing the aftermarket will look after that. If you need more protection and a bigger bumper they will be available in the near future. Let’s keep in mind this is the first model year on a completely new platform. With that being said they did well and the price point is attractive.
Ya, that’s the problem with these newer brands trying to break into the market. They haven’t built up the parts inventory. They don’t have an established dealer network. There is not significant aftermarket support. They get you hooked with a slightly lower purchase price but then you are left hanging. This isn’t a hit at Segway, it’s just the reality of being new to a highly competitive market, especially during such crazy times with supply chain issues all over. Established aftermarket brands can barely keep up with the popular and established machines in the market, they aren’t going to shift production capacity to a small brand that doesn’t even have a 1% market share at this time. All newer brands have had similar struggles, it takes time to develop a support network and build brand loyalty. It takes time to R&D a product line. Look at the struggles CF Moto had in this department and arguably still has and all the other “B” and “C” level brands (for lack of better terms) are constantly struggling with this. When you buy from a big established brand like Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, etc… you are paying for the established network and reputation. You are guaranteed a certain level of support and product availability you can’t possibly expect with a new to market brand. I know this may negatively push the buttons of a company like Segway Powersports but it’s just a cold hard fact. You can’t deny that. The other brands have 40+ years of experience under their belts and they built this market segment. You need to acknowledge this and give credit where credit is due. Did Segway Powersports bring a good product to the table? Heck ya, for a first generation machine I feel they did well. I pride myself on real world and unbiased reviews and the points I touch on are big things to consider when choosing a machine.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd Yes in Quebec. The dealership is in Joliette. Awful experience. Tried to solve the issue with both the dealership and Segway but no interest at all. My atv doesn't even has 250 km....... it is a very good looking piece of garbage.
hi i live in the uk bought one in july what a bag of shit the exhaust has snapped twice ,default with welding,ecu had to be changed,4x4 plays up,now its gone back to the dealer when you throttle off it trys to throw you over the bars like a rocking horse.its on a bench now with the pully out wich was rusted not good for a couple of months old with no abuse only green lanes
@@omarvaldes8255 I reached out to my contact and have been told they will be looking into this. I'm hoping this helps you resolve your issues. Sorry to hear about your luck.
Thanks for checking out the video! I've had a lot of fun getting to know the Segway Snarler 570. It's a fun mid size ATV and does great in tight forest trails. I hope this review gives you a better feel for this machine and if you are considering trying one out I'd suggest you give it a shot. Leave a comment below and let me know what you think of the Segway Powersports brand and this machine. Check out the channel for way more riding content! Don't forget to hit that "Like" button and Subscribe!!
I've read a few negative comments on here, I just wanted to say myself and 4 of my mates all bought the Snarler at the same time. We all love them and have not experienced any major issues. The biggest issue in the UK is getting parts and accessories, this however is something all brands are currently experiencing. For the price they are awesome!
I’ll repost this response I made to another similar comment because I feel it applies: Ya, that’s the problem with these newer brands trying to break into the market. They haven’t built up the parts inventory. They don’t have an established dealer network. There is not significant aftermarket support. They get you hooked with a slightly lower purchase price but then you are left hanging. This isn’t a hit at Segway, it’s just the reality of being new to a highly competitive market, especially during such crazy times with supply chain issues all over. Established aftermarket brands can barely keep up with the popular and established machines in the market, they aren’t going to shift production capacity to a small brand that doesn’t even have a 1% market share at this time. All newer brands have had similar struggles, it takes time to develop a support network and build brand loyalty. It takes time to R&D a product line. Look at the struggles CF Moto had in this department and arguably still has and all the other “B” and “C” level brands (for lack of better terms) are constantly struggling with this. When you buy from a big established brand like Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, etc… you are paying for the established network and reputation. You are guaranteed a certain level of support and product availability you can’t possibly expect with a new to market brand. I know this may negatively push the buttons of a company like Segway Powersports but it’s just a cold hard fact. You can’t deny that. The other brands have 40+ years of experience under their belts and they built this market segment. You need to acknowledge this and give credit where credit is due. Did Segway Powersports bring a good product to the table? Heck ya, for a first generation machine I feel they did well. I pride myself on real world and unbiased reviews and the points I touch on are big things to consider when choosing a machine.
Spud, after 2 years, do you and yours friends still happy with the segways? Issues?
@@FalcoVerkleij we sold them last year and went back to dirt bikes. They were good fun and nothing major wrong with them just what we managed to break ourselves.
@@FalcoVerkleij I agree, it would be cool to hear some longer term feedback.
I bought the white and red Snarler LX and I love it. I have put on over 1300km since I picked it up and have had no issues. Handles good and is loads of fun. I would recommend these to anybody. Cant wait for the 1000
Gad to hear you are enjoying your Snarler man. Ya, a 1000 would be a riot! I’m interested to see how these machines progress and where the brand goes.
Hello Curtis, Im thinking of buying a Snarler and I see that your experience has been good, can you please help me out, how has your atv hold up so far that you have used it more? Any problems? Thank you!
It's a BEAST!! I love my Snarler full edition 2022 🙌 This video is awesome btw. Greetings from Finland !
Hey, glad you enjoyed the video and I’m happy to hear your Segway is treating you well in Finland!! I’m also excited to hear we have some viewers in Finland!!
1 Year of ownership update.. 2021 Segway Snarler AT6SX Canada
3900km
-All 4 wheel bearings are shot, (not sealed bearings any water over the hub will ruin them. They suggest taking the whole hub off every 800km and greasing them with an EZ greaser tool. Foolish service amount)
-Font Differential blew apart (I may have used 4wd 5-6 times in the full year of ownership and always came to a full stop)
-Rear Diff seals leak
-Oil pressure sensor failed(known warranty fix)
-Exhaust cracked (known issue but for some reason not getting covered under warranty)
-CVT Recall for clunky starts and disengaging going down hills (sketchy)
Bike has been serviced relentlessly, I did the break in service, one 1000km after that, another one before a NFLD trip and now it's been at the shop ever since the NFLD trip since Sept 17th 2022. So i've had it for 11 months, the last 4 it's been at the shop. Avoid these things get a yamaha, honda or kawasaki..
Hey Frasered, great feedback. Thanks for sharing your experience. Sorry to hear about the issues you’re having. As mentioned in the video, the true test for any machine is how it holds up in the long run. Something we couldn’t really address in a video like this. Issues are one thing when they are being dealt with efficiently and professionally by a dealership. I don’t think there is anything more frustrating then having your machine at a dealership for an extended period of time with no results. I’ve heard similar stories to yours now from a few people. From what I’ve heard the exhaust and oil pressure sensor issues are very common. It’s upsetting to hear they aren’t dealing with them quickly under warranty. All the other issues sound like a headache too. I hope you get things sorted and Segway Canada stands behind their product. Let us know how things play out.
Even a can am or a Poolaris would be better I bet
update on this?
Great to see you on a quad!! It’s so much more fun!!!
It's a totally different kind of fun then the SXS!! I love it but my knees sure don't lol!
Nice to see the trails in the day light. Lol. Great review buddy!
🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Thanks man! It was a ton of fun ripping with you on these, it's too bad it was at night and we couldn't see anything lol.
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd holy moly big Adventure Time for you and the other Boys and Girls Keep it up See you in the next Episode of AJP 👍👌💥💯🔥💯
Oh man how I've missed hitting the trails and mud , I just picked up a polaris trailboss 350L that hadn't been touched in 4 years and just got it dialed in and am ready to shred on this antique beast
Awesome man, congrats! I love the older machines, tons of fun to rip on. They were completely different beasts compared to the new units you get today. Rugged and rough around the edges, not as refined as todays offerings.
That is a very nice quad I think the biggest thing I like is the power steering system you can change the settings and its street legal stuff on it looks like it take everything you throw at it
Ya, you can use the Segway APP on your phone to change the power steering settings and a bunch of other cool stuff. I haven't really messed around much with the APP but it's a neat concept. The turn signals, horn and mirrors are a nice little addition.
Amazing job on the video. Loved how you envisioned this whole video.
Thanks!! I'm glad you like the edit babe!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd azx
Found your channel threw dirt dudes show u were on watched whole video and joined you! Going to catch up on all your videos.
Thanks Gary! Stoked you came over to check out the videos! Happy you enjoyed the podcast.
Great video! Thanks for sharing! Cheers
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
I bought 6 new SEGWAY SNARLER AT6 L quad bike and was cheated. When I ran just 85 km, the drive belt broke and the company said no warrenty.
i have had nothing but trouble with mine anything that could go wrong has,new pulley , belt etc now the dealer is telling me dualways can keep this up for the remainder of the waranty wich is 2 years descusting atitude
Best ATV ever! I love it
Amazing 👏 that's the best review iv seen ! Wish I could see Cfmoto getting ripped on like this . 👌
Perfect , the more competition the better.
Great review!
just because you said to let you know on the podcast with Dirt Dudes. i did watch it from start to finish. and i did hit you up earlier this year about going to Tennessee to Ride Royal Blue. if you come down in the spring would love to come out with you guys
Stoked you watched the podcast and enjoyed it man! I can't wait to get down to TN and WV. I'm hoping the Dirt Dudes join me!!! Make sure your harass them so they do, lol.
Great video!!!
I am a Can Am guy myself but you guys made these look good.
Thanks! They worked well for what they are. Full disclosure, I would never purchase one of these over a Can-Am or Polaris ATV. That's not to say these are bad but I feel the aftermarket support is lacking and so is the dealer network and it will take quite some time for that to catch up. The way I treat a machine, I need a reliable parts network to keep me going. We will see how these machines hold together in the long run. Overall, when manufacturers compete, consumers win.
"I am a can am guy myself" 🙄 people will never give up their name brand conditioning
The exhaust note sounds darn good...Terache Aztex tires work very well...great suspension and handling make or break the rider experience. Great review!!
Ya the exhaust does actually sound quite good for being stock! Especially since it’s only a 570. Ya, the Aztec’s make the machine a completely different beast, sooo much grip! It’s got more then enough power to spin them too. Overall I have to say that Segway did a pretty good job on what is their first model year. I’m really excited to see where things go!!
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd I would definitely like to try one out...
I just watched the dirt dudes podcast with you it was awesome. you made me laugh alot. I'm heading to west Virginia the day after Thanksgiving to ride. if you go to windrock I would love to meet up and rude with you. I was just there a couple of months ago. keep up the great videos 👍
Stoked you enjoyed the podcast with Dirt Dudes UTV! I’m jealous! I can’t wait to head back to WV and TN!
You would still choose Polaris 570 Touring and not Snarler? Are only aftermarket parts and service the difference?
I feel that those are big areas of ownership. Also the Polaris platforms are tried and tested. This is a new machine, there is always some risk. Like I stated in the video I do feel the Snarler is a good machine. I do feel the new can-am 570 has more power and better clutching. I’d say the same about the Polaris overall. I don’t think buying a Snarler is a bad idea. It has a lot to do with what you expect out of it and how you plan on using it. I’m incredibly hard on my machines and need a reliable supply chain for parts. To me that’s important but the price point of the Segway is nice. The aftermarket is starting to develop for these machines. I do think of Segway keeps pushing and learning from any growing pains they have some good potential here. I was really happy with this thing, especially factoring in it’s a first generation platform. I’m just trying to be realistic and grounded in my feedback. To make a true evaluation we need time. We need to see how the machines hold together after 2 or 3 years. How the brand stands behind their product and how they address any issues.
Have you ridden the hybrid? If so..how well does it perform?
Segway at6s (the most basic version) has that aplication on the phone and eps???
Great machine. Which mud tires did you put on it? What size? Did you notice any rubbing?
Which one is betther 500 snarlar vs 570 ?
Love your vids I wish I could get half of the views your get!
Glad you enjoy the videos man!! Just keep grinding and the views will come! THanks for leaving a comment!
Went into my local dealership to take a look at one and they don’t look to bad , wonder if they would make a mud version on the bike to compete with the xmr
They do look pretty good. I don't think they will make a production mud machine anytime soon. Since it's their first model and first year I'm guessing they will be doing a lot of data collection on how these initial units do and hopefully they will be implementing any necessary improvements or changes.
I just went and viewed the whole line up at my local segway dealer, I'm blown away, CFmoto prices, better quality then Polaris (in my opinion) they also offer lifts, you can make it wider and bigger tires, the 570 handles it. And the comfort! Wow the comfort... also the extra stuff like Bluetooth connection with you phone, in case you lost you key, or need to see where the kids are, or God forbid your bike got stolen, open the app, find it! Also had a chance to sit in the Villain1000 side by side and again I'm blown away, these things are awesome
would be good to compare this with the cfmoto
Ya, realistically that would be a good comparison. It would be cool to stack it up against a Polaris and Can-Am 570 also.
I am from Malta. Where can I grab one??
Atv ride so nice
Segway or polaris i dont know what to buy any sugestions ? And a litle help
Segway!
i dont like the bumpers, if you hit anything at all your done, its ganna break stuff
I mean… let’s be honest here guys, it’s just enough tube to get away with calling it a “bumper” but for a stock offering it beats nothing. I agree it doesn’t add much protection but I’m guessing the aftermarket will look after that. If you need more protection and a bigger bumper they will be available in the near future. Let’s keep in mind this is the first model year on a completely new platform. With that being said they did well and the price point is attractive.
I broke left cv axles wish I can get new cv axle in Chilliwack bc
Ya, that’s the problem with these newer brands trying to break into the market. They haven’t built up the parts inventory. They don’t have an established dealer network. There is not significant aftermarket support. They get you hooked with a slightly lower purchase price but then you are left hanging. This isn’t a hit at Segway, it’s just the reality of being new to a highly competitive market, especially during such crazy times with supply chain issues all over. Established aftermarket brands can barely keep up with the popular and established machines in the market, they aren’t going to shift production capacity to a small brand that doesn’t even have a 1% market share at this time. All newer brands have had similar struggles, it takes time to develop a support network and build brand loyalty. It takes time to R&D a product line. Look at the struggles CF Moto had in this department and arguably still has and all the other “B” and “C” level brands (for lack of better terms) are constantly struggling with this. When you buy from a big established brand like Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, etc… you are paying for the established network and reputation. You are guaranteed a certain level of support and product availability you can’t possibly expect with a new to market brand. I know this may negatively push the buttons of a company like Segway Powersports but it’s just a cold hard fact. You can’t deny that. The other brands have 40+ years of experience under their belts and they built this market segment. You need to acknowledge this and give credit where credit is due. Did Segway Powersports bring a good product to the table? Heck ya, for a first generation machine I feel they did well. I pride myself on real world and unbiased reviews and the points I touch on are big things to consider when choosing a machine.
Trail Queens are the best!
Cool review. You should review the RZR Pro R next. Hahaha!
Oh man… I wish!! It’s such a beast… but the price tag is massive! Glad you enjoyed the review.
Mantap bang
Be careful with that brand!!! Mine is not working since august and nobody takes responsability. And Im not the only one. Worst atv ever.
Oh ya? That’s not cool at all. Where are you located? Canada?
@@AdrenalineJunkieProd Yes in Quebec. The dealership is in Joliette. Awful experience. Tried to solve the issue with both the dealership and Segway but no interest at all. My atv doesn't even has 250 km....... it is a very good looking piece of garbage.
hi i live in the uk bought one in july what a bag of shit the exhaust has snapped twice ,default with welding,ecu had to be changed,4x4 plays up,now its gone back to the dealer when you throttle off it trys to throw you over the bars like a rocking horse.its on a bench now with the pully out wich was rusted not good for a couple of months old with no abuse only green lanes
@@omarvaldes8255 I reached out to my contact and have been told they will be looking into this. I'm hoping this helps you resolve your issues. Sorry to hear about your luck.
@@denothedogsmith8442 that sucks, hopefully the dealership can get it all sorted under warranty for you. Let's hope it's an isolated issue.
did you grow up watching the dukes of hazzard too? cuz if you did it would explain alot lol
Of course I did. Where do you think I get most of my strategy from? Lol
The space is for a microwave steak pie warmer😆
Wdd- wax
Don't buy a machine that has no access to aftermarket parts
Too much showing off and not enough actual review. Stopped watching.
@@davidmccarrel6551 ok. Not sure how I was showing off, lol. But hey, to each their own. Thanks for stopping by.