| With the introduction of
the all new 2011 350 4x4, Arctic Cat expects
to own one of the best selling segments
in the industry. At $5499, the 350 is the
best value 4x4 in the Arctic Cat line-up,
but retainsmore full-size features than
its competitors.
The newly styled bodywork is an obvious
upgrade that calls attention to the 350’s
sculpted fenders, headlights and grille—still
narrowenough tomaneuver through the tightwoods,
but protects you frommud andwater spray.
Integrated full-length plastic floorboards
enhance sure-footed traction. The seat is
lowfor increased comfort and rider control,
while the handlebars aid in steering precision
and comfortable ergonomics.
The heart of the 350 is powered by the
overachieving single-cylinder, air/oil cooled
366cc fourstroke that resided in the popular
2010 366 SE. Combinedwith an automatic transmission
and lightweight chassis, the all-new350
is an unstoppable force of fun.
The ultra-tough chassis is feather-weightwith
dual A-arm fully independent rear suspension
(FIS) and double A-armfront,with preload
adjustable shocks and 7 inches of suspension
travel. Ground clearance is 10 inches which
coupledwith 24-inch front and rear Kenda
tires on 12-inch rims give riders the confidence
to tackle any terrain.
Standard equipment includes enlarged front
rack to compliment the newbodywork and the
rear SpeedRack offers dozens of accessory
attachment options. A 2-in. “automotive
style” receiver hitch, digital instrument
pod and Start- In-Gear capability complete
the package.
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