2014 Polaris Mountain Sleds

**Wilk INStheWEST** · November 25th, 2012, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by Quadtrash 668

Thanks.... but it's really the shop it's in, that makes it look good

That is a damn good looking shop. But what is with that Bud light?
I've been wondering, why do we have a 2014 prediction thread already? I haven't even had a chance to get out in the 2013 season....damn work.

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**Quadtrash 668** · November 25th, 2012, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by Wilk INStheWEST

That is a damn good looking shop. But what is with that Bud light?
I've been wondering, why do we have a 2014 prediction thread already? I haven't even had a chance to get out in the 2013 season....damn work.

The shop owner's favorite

is bud light, and seeing how I was a guest. I thought I'd help keep the fridge stocked

As far as the 2014 question....... We need more snow

**Wilk INStheWEST** · November 25th, 2012, 10:31 AM

Originally Posted by Quadtrash 668

The shop owner's favorite

is bud light, and seeing how I was a guest. I thought I'd help keep the fridge stocked

As far as the 2014 question....... We need more snow

I applaud you guest manners then. I hope we get lots more snow by the 3rd, when I'm hoping to finally get out.

**trench** · November 25th, 2012, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by chrishew

I just took a look around and, yah Polaris did drop the outlaw's for 2012, which used the KTM motor so maybe there done with the partnership. That sucks.

Yah it's to bad that partnership ended, got to wonder why Polaris has not come up with a more dominant engine package yet, hopefully it's coming soon.

**Loudpipe** · November 25th, 2012, 10:34 AM

I don't spend my day looking for stuff to sidehill on just to see how easy it is for my sled, I'm mainly annoyed with the factorys marketing, Chris Burandt annoys the hell out of me for one, and for two, I could care less how "flickable" my sled is, I'm 6'3" and 250 pounds so I can flick any Damn thing I want lol. I do enjoy riding trees and super technical terrain, I always have, but when I'm actually out riding the last thing I care about is how easy it is to get my sled on its side.