NEW SUPERCLASS 1.2L VVT 12V
The new SUPERCLASS 1.2L VVT 12V is the latest pride of the Alpina R&D team, which has hit the target many times already with the Sherpa series. The design has been widely changed and improved keeping in mind some basic concepts; the new SUPERCLASS 1.2L VVT 12V must meet the requirements of those seeking:
- a multi-utility / multi-task machine;
- strength, performances and quality superior to any other existing utility snowmobile or ATV;
- ease of operation and handling make the SUPERCLASS 1.2L VVT 12V an ideal sled for off-track and boondocking;
- a high level of comfort for touring;
- a reasonable price and low operating costs.
With the hindsight of more than 25 years of experience, our engineers have added the touch of good Italian design and good taste on the most advanced technology available. With the SUPERCLASS 1.2L VVT 12V our team has ‘raised the bar’ much higher.
SUPERCLASS, A MILESTONE IN THE HISTORY OF SNOWMOBILES
In 1996 Alpina Snowmobiles named its new twin-tracked utility snowmobile, the “Superclass”. The Alpina “Superclass” was to remain a milestone in market surveys for over 20 years. Notwithstanding its unusually large size (two tracks 500mm + 500mm width), the outstanding features of this dual-track snowmobile were: a lightweight frame, an incredible ability to ride over deep snow, and an exceptional towing capacity. In addition to these features, the Superclass was reasonably priced and has always remained a pure utility snowmobile, with a pleasing look designed with a flare and style in the classical Italian manner.
For many years the Superclass has been the foundation/base on which Alpina has developed an impressive number of innovations never seen before on the international snowmobile market. 1997 – The Superclass introduced a comfortable motorbike-style riding position, in later years dubbed a “rider-forward position” 1999 – The Superclass Mark-2 introduced a 3-speed forward transmission, with High,Low, X-traLow, Neutral and Reverse gears as standard. The Superclass carried up to 5 persons. The Superclass was one of the first two-stroke engines with electronic fuel injection. The Superclass was made available with an incredible number of options, like ROPS, hand-guards, different sizes of windshield and other accessories dedicated to professional users. Through the years, the Superclass has remained an up-to-date machine, and has been “surpassed” only by the bigger sisters’ Sherpa series, designed for the most rugged, tough and demanding tasks.