Arctic Cat Hardcore Alpha One 165 reviewed

Get a preview of one of the sleds featured in the upcoming Deep Powder Challenge that will be in the March issue of SnoWest magazine as SnoWest's Ryan Harris talks about the 2020 Hardcore Alpha 165. Subscribe today at snowest.com

[@AkatarawaJapan]

My 2020 165 has been great so far. Like this review says, once you get on the gas the monorail skid gets astonishing traction.

[@77Chewy77]

Did I finally hear an honest review. Great stuff.

[@peterjacobs6290]

I agree, it is a jet ski on snow. That’s always been my goal with all the sleds I have ridden.

[@boser1212]

300 miles on my 2020 and the rail is separating. Waiting to hear if it’s warranty.

[@cjjenson8212]

Thank you.
Even after a year, your the only one that put the whole story out.
This is not for pleasure riding even some of the time.
How does the lynx rear end compare to the alpha?
or are they completely different?

[@stud3737]

They are completely different

[@DaddyRecon1]

Now I just need to find how to buy two of them! It’s seems to be difficult......

[@jmac262610]

400km and glue seperation and front torque arm broke in half along with the back scissor arm bracket

[@foxbody199350]

So true

[@johnstjean1422]

That 165 hp is not enough thought

[@jeremyjames83]

First..!!

[@jmac262610]

Ah ya the mono rail is junk

[@fasterdura1772]

jmac262610 go back to your skidoo. @beltlifematters

[@jeremiahlf]

@@fasterdura1772 Belt can be changed in a few minutes and fits under the hood or in a backpack. How long does it take you to change out your rear suspension in the mountain? Do you carry extra rails even?