maxwell
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Polaris hasn’t ever had big news that wasn’t a year behind. Prove me wrong
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Polaris hasn’t ever had big news that wasn’t a year behind. Prove me wrong
I couldn't find anything on a BRP patent for SHOT. I thought Honda come up with this starting system a number of years ago but I could be wrong.
Caper11
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Wasn’t that the year they released the word “flickable”
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Factory exploding belt drives, driveshafts with clamps, and A arms made with super glue. What’s your point....
Rjjtcross8
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Be nice to see Polaris add a factory tether to the Axys .
independent front suspension then rode that wave of number 1 sales for 20 + years lol �� maybe a bit longer till doo made made the rev! Thanks Blair Morgan for pushing the sport away from the old couches!!
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So i guess you dont fly on planes or ride in newer cars or heave forbid boating ... all use adhesives for bonding of structural items.
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I still own a 13 pro. Never blew a quick drive belt but have switched to a Kurts gear down kit, never had my A arms fail but switched them to z bros and have never blown a driveshaft under 10 lbs of boost. And yes I love boating and don’t mind the odd airplane ride.
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skid
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And also how I seal all my bloody wounds:d
Rene G
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Same here, I carry some with me everywhere I go... lol
Beels
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Electrical tape, FTW...
I owned a Rev with a big bore Cat twin. You couldn't work on that thing without your hands coming out looking like you chased a fart through a keg of nails.
LMLCHEVY
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X2 on the tape. Every time I had to pull a fan off of a highway truck I taped up the knucks.
Teth-Air
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Why not learn what "to do" from others wins, and what "not to do" from others mistakes. I rather have a best design over a first design.
Skidoo has great technology and most band-aids. I do appreciate the band-aids though as they at least address design issues with a "fix". I just don't always agree that their "fix" is the simplest most effective method. e.g. a sled hard to get on edge, add T-motion and flex edge track. Was this the best way to deal with the problem? I do the same thing with braces we manufacture to make components more durable. I just don't have the capability of completely re-designing some of the parts. Polaris added the clamp to the aluminum driveshafts. Not the best fix as it adds un-necessary weight. They all do it but at some point the engineers need to go back to the drawing board and say "less is more".
kovs
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Must have some spare change with pastrana not being on payroll anymore
Bnorth
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Those are both businesses, it's not a factory ride.
PINandPRAY
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He probably just didn't want to pay 25k for 165hp!
gunner3006
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I believe the release is in Dallas?
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