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2023 Ski-Doo Summit X 165 850 E-TEC PowderMax X-Light with FlexEdge 3.0 — photo 1 of 18
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Specs

New or used
UsedDealer: Pre-Owned
Location
Karl Malone SunValley
Colour
TIMELESS BLACK
Horsepower
112 hp
Cylinders
2
Engine cycle
Two-strokeDealer: 2-Stroke
Cooling
Liquid-cooled
Fuel
Gas
Mileage
171 mi
Dry weight
436 lbDealer: 436 lb (165 in.)
Fuel capacity
9 gal
Electric start
YesDealer: SHOT, Electric (opt. select models), Manual (opt. select models)
Stock #
UB00023-Z
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Specifications

GVWR
212
Height
4.58
Power Type
Horizontal In-line
Start Type
Pull
Horsepower
165 HP
Drive System
Sprocket Pitch: 89 mm / 3.5 in
Rear Track Shock
HPG Plus
Front Suspension
RAS 3
Ski Type
Pilot DS 3
Track Width
PowderMax Light with FlexEdge: 16 in | PowderMax X-Light with FlexEdge: 16 in
Seating
Deep-snow compact and lightweight
Brake
Brembo
Rear Travel
264 mm / 10.4 in.
Rear Suspension
Motion X
Ski Center Distance
864 mm / 34 in. adjustable
Length
3,299 mm/129.9 in. (165 in.)
Track Length
PowderMax Light with FlexEdge: 154 in | PowderMax X-Light with FlexEdge: 154 in
Engine (Displacement)
2 – 849 cc
Bore x Stroke
82 mm x 80.4 mm
Clutch
pDrive with clickers QRS Vent Plus
Front Track Shock
HPG Plus with lightweight springs
Front Travel
207 mm / 8.2 in.
Oil Capacity
Tank: 3.4 L / 3.6 qt
Width
1,080 to 1,110 mm / 42.5 to 43.7 in.
Throttle
Standard
Handlebar
Tapered with J-hooks/Grab handle
Fuel Gauge
Compact digital display 10.25 in. touchscreen (opt.)
Reverse
RER
Windshield
Optional
Riser Type
Block Height: 165 mm / 6.5 in

Price history

Tracked since Oct 1, 2026 · last checked 17m ago

Price details as printed by the dealer

  1. SALE PRICE$12,999

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Timeline

  1. First seen

    Oct 1, 2026

Market context

Comp set: 2021–2025 Ski-Doo Summit X 165 850 E-TEC PowderMax X-Light with FlexEdge 3.0 · 5 listings

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