ATV TEST RIDE: 2012 Arctic Cat 450i

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Dirt Trax Television Co-Host Luke Lester reviews Arctic Cat's fuel injected 450 sport utility ATV.
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[@ericklein9048]

you guys need to make a lot more vidz of the 2013 scrambler 850 xp, that thing is BA

[@POORBOYSRCREVIEW]

Why the left tail light always broke ?

[@JBodine67]

I think EFI is worthless to riders who rely on their bikes 100% to get them home. If you lose your battery,fuel pump or fuel filter blockage,you no go. You have no recoil back up starter on most EFI machines. I like my Kawasaki 360 4x4.It has a gravity fed carburator,which is a tried and proven method for feeding fuel to a motorcycle engine.Reliability is key.I can lose my battery and still run my machine.This is especially important in cold weather,or when an old battery has no amps.

[@jedquirl7468]

The next years' Arctic Cat ATVs are always released in the fall. This video was released in November of 2012. Which means that the 2013 new line-up was already release. I own this year of 450i. Trust me, this is absolutely not a 2012 450i. But thanks for spouting off about something you know nothing about.

[@cdawg4391]

Diff Lock?

[@POORBOYSRCREVIEW]

Nah

[@jedquirl7468]

It would take about two seconds to prove that this is not a 2012 450i. Go ahead and Google: 2012 Arctic Cat 450i. You will find out that the 2012 450 has the larger Arctic built body and chassis. The 450 that he is reviewing has the smaller Kymco made body and chassis. Which makes this a 2013 450. Go ahead and prove me right.

[@tpknex]

well soz mate but you are wrong, the viv was published in 2012 so how the fudge would it be 2013

[@jedquirl7468]

This is not a 2012 450i. It is a 2013 450 Core with EFI. The 2012 450 has a completely different body. The 2012 450i and the 2013 500 Core have the same body and engine. The 2012 425i and the 2013 450 Core have the same body and engine. This is absolutely not the 2012 450i, or else it would look like the 2013 500 Core.