2023 Ski-Doo Summit X with Expert Package 165 850 E-TEC Turbo R PowderMax X-Light 3.0
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$11,249
SnowmobileUsed1,027 mi1d on market
KARL MALONE POWERSPORTS PROVO· PROVO, UT
Specs
- New or used
- UsedDealer: Pre-Owned
- Location
- Karl Malone Polaris
- Colour
- BLACK
- Horsepower
- 180 hpDealer: 180 up to 8,000 ft.
- Engine cycle
- Two-stroke
- Cooling
- Liquid-cooled
- Fuel
- GasDealer: Premium unleaded – 91
- Mileage
- 1,027 mi
- Dry weight
- 456 lbDealer: 456 lb (165 in.)
- Stock #
- UB00219-C
All details from the dealer (27)
Specifications
- Drive System
- Sprocket Pitch: 89 mm / 3.5 in
- Rear Track Shock
- KYB Pro 36 EA-3
- Front Suspension
- RAS 3
- Ski Type
- Pilot DS 4
- Fuel Capacity
- Tank: 36 L / 9.5 US gal
- Height
- 1,306 mm / 51.4 in.
- Track Width
- PowderMax X-Light: 16 in
- Ignition/Starter
- SHOT
- Seating
- Deep-snow ultra-compact and lightweight
- Brake
- Brembo with adj. lever
- Rear Travel
- 264 mm / 10.4 in.
- Rear Suspension
- Motion XT
- Ski Center Distance
- 864 mm / 34 in. adjustable
- Length
- 3,299 mm/129.9 in. (165 in.)
- Track Length
- PowderMax† Light :165 i
- Handlebar
- Tapered with J-hooks/Grab handle
- 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
- Fuel Gauge
- Compact digital display 10.25 in. touchscreen (opt.)
- Reverse
- RER
- Windshield
- Optional
Price history
Tracked since Oct 1, 2026 · last checked 14m ago
Price details as printed by the dealer
- SALE PRICE$11,249
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Timeline
First seen
Oct 1, 2026
Market context
Comp set: 2021–2025 Ski-Doo Summit X with Expert Package 165 850 E-TEC Turbo R PowderMax X-Light 3.0 · 7 listings
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