Recent content by Annacassandra

Loading/unloading can be pretty sketchy at first but once you get used to it it's not too bad. My first sled was a Polaris SKS with a 2.4" track and the paddles were too soft to walk up the ramp and I had to have a fair amount of speed to make it up, that was pretty unnerving, but my newer sled...

Mine shipped Dec 16, 2022, and still isn't here- the dealer is expecting it Jan 16 *maybe* so unless they get better at shipping them faster those of you whose sled just shipped likely won't see them til February.

I just called my dealership, I'm waiting on a 165 khaos 850 that was meant to be here December and heard rumors that it wasn't coming at all. They said polaris has to wait for the brake fix to get approved then they can arrange parts for the ones TBD and already out the door then we'll get new...

On flat ground maybe 48km/h but not going up the trail in the mountains. We averaged about 35km/hr going up the Kakwa trail.

Yea, I didn't really want to spend 700 on an issue that polaris should fix for free,

Anyone hear if or when parts might show up?

depends on the kid, we bought one for our son when he was 6, he'll be 10 in January and we sold it last spring to get him a bigger sled for this year, we found he had it pinned pretty much all the time it was still fun for him but he's ready for something faster. At 9 he was also too heavy for...

let me know how you like it- we decided to hold off on the rinos for now, I have the PIDD gauge on my sled but it doesn't team up with others and it's kind of a PITA to navigate though the GPS accuracy on it is really good I just wish it were more user friendly. The upgraded gauge on the Matryx...

I have a set of CFR handlebars I'd like to put on my sled this year so I'm looking for handlebar heaters to make the swap easier especially if I don't like them and want to go back to stock. I know you can use a heat gun and peel off the old ones but if you're not super careful you can damage...

It depends, e-commerce you pay the tax for where you live. If it's a dealership and you ordered it over the phone then you pay local tax rate.

Sold our little guy's zr200 in the spring and ordered him the 400 blast, dealership told us it would be here December 6 a couple weeks ago, now I'm thinking we better call again to confirm.

Do you know if there's a cost involved for those out of warranty? Hubs only got 6 months warranty for some reason on his khaos but even if it had been a year he'd probably be out by the time parts show up.

I saw on Instagram a while back that polaris will be issuing a service bulletin and a fix kit to put extrovert drivers on the 21's with ratcheting issues. None of the dealers seem to know anything about this and just wondering if anyone has any more info?

Looking at getting a couple garmin rino radios and wondering if the touch screen and the topo maps on the 755t are worth the extra $$? Currently have inreach minis and regular two way radios but like the ability to see where your riding partners are and would like to be able to navigate using...

I'm about the same size as your wife and I never wished for a shorter track (I had a 155SKS and now a 155 Khaos) and never really had too much trouble throwing it around, I mean as a beginner I struggled but I wouldn't blame it on the machine. Like Dazzler said the khaos is the easiest sled to...