Model comparisons

Spec-by-spec comparisons of Segway Snarler and AODES PathCross ATVs, plus links to our utility side-by-side comparison. Numbers from the manufacturers' Canadian sites, converted where units differ.

These tables use the manufacturers' published Canadian specs only. Segway publishes in metric and AODES mostly in imperial. We show the published figure first and our conversion in brackets. "Not listed" means we couldn't find it on the Canadian site. That's not the same as zero.

Mid-size ATVs: Snarler AT5 and AT6 vs PathCross 650

SpecSegway Snarler AT5Segway Snarler AT6AODES PathCross 650 S / 650L
Engine499 cc, 38 HP567 cc, 44 HP649 cc V-twin, 53 hp
Towing612 kg (about 1,349 lb)350 kg (about 772 lb)737 lb (about 334 kg)
Ground clearance250 mm (about 9.8 in)270 mm (about 10.6 in)11.6 in (about 295 mm)
Fuel tank19 L23 L22 L
Rack ratings (front/rear)40 / 60 kg40 / 60 kg75 / 150 lb
Two-up versionL trimsL trim650L
Warranty (per maker)5-year standard ATV warranty (24 months limited plus 36 months powertrain)Same as AT53-year manufacturer warranty

The AT5's published towing figure is higher than the larger AT6's. That's what Segway Canada lists, and we haven't changed it. If towing matters to you, confirm the rating for the exact trim with the dealer.

Big-bore ATVs: Snarler AT10 vs PathCross 1000 L

SpecSegway Snarler AT10AODES PathCross 1000 L
Engine999.9 cc twin, 97 HP, 92 Nm976 cc, 85.4 hp
Towing700 kg (1,543 lb)873 lb (about 396 kg)
Payload270 kgNot listed (GVW 1,521 lb, curb 1,053 lb)
Ground clearance275 mm Premium; 320 mm W Premium and Mud11.6 in (13 in on the Mud Pro)
Fuel tank23 L22 L
Standard winter-friendly kit4,500 lb winch, heated gripsSee AODES
Warranty (per maker)5-year standard ATV warranty, except the AT10 Mud3-year manufacturer warranty

Utility side-by-sides

We compare the Segway Fugleman UT6 and UT10 with the AODES WorkCross 1000 in a separate guide (listed below). The short version: AODES publishes cargo-box and towing ratings for the WorkCross, while Segway's Canadian pages don't publish them for the UT models.

Sources

Checked October 25, 2026. Conversions are ours and rounded. The maker's figure is the one that counts.

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