Lococoin
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Rails are painted. Not sure on the spindles.
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powder junkie
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prolly also PC. Paint wouldnt last on rails or spindles. I also see in a vid that its same old driveshaft wit a collar on. All that new tech and no driveshaft redesign?? Lol oh well, maybe they dont wanna risk it
takethebounce
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How did BRP screw up? You are going to lose your Doolaide membership.
As far as I can tell from reading the thousands of posts on here the Summit is the best mountain sled ever built. Why would they even try to change that? Haha
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sledneck_03
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yah its weird. they could have made the insert longer. made the shaft thicker material......... but the collar works so whatever. doesnt bother me mine has one.
maxwell
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If it's epoxy paint like the skidoo sleds it hasn't been an issue to my suprise. No coating on the skidoo sleds all epoxy paint
Lococoin
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The Polaris engineers answered the question on paint or powder coat on the axys chat last night. They said powder coat tunnel and painted rails. Can't find the answer right now to take a screen shot.
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very kool, but it does require a battery.... That's what i thought i read somewhere about only offered with electric start ???
powder junkie
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No batt or ES needed
LBZ
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Little lugs and lots of windows. I think this track might be a fail in the making.
Like their new motor, only time will tell if it's worth the $16 000 with freight and PDI they have it listed for online.
Staple_STI
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Current series 5 track is the same design, no issues
maxwell
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No issues other than it sucks
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maxwell
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Lol yea? That means I've seen a lot of these tracks suck first hand. I think in the 3" version it will be fine lugs look stiffer the issues with the past tracks is there is no chew to them
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scrfce
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They "look" stiffer hey? Lol, youve sure got a good eye to be able to come to that conclusion from a few pics lmao.
The stiffer 5.1 version that was on the assault is actually the track that sucked. Nothing at all wrong with the powder "softer" one thats on the pro.
Aaaand what about the 3" powerclaw on cat? Does it not have enough lugs? Or do they "look" like theyll brake better cause the old track didnt brake good enough hahaha....... Lemme guess....The x3 tho its got the perfect placement and amount of paddles with the correct stiffness. Fak ive owned them all at the lower lugs heights and not one design has noticably outshined the next, beat it kid
maxwell
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Haha listen to yourself blab on and on with BS. Camoplast does more research on these tracks than anyone and guess which one most closely represents the most popular aftermarket track in the world. I think this polaris track will perform better than the cat one don't really care for that design myself
oler1234
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I wish the power claw come 16" wide
i think running it backwards would be a edge over the other designs. Brakes are for girls!
i think running it backwards would be a edge over the other designs. Brakes are for girls!
Chrisco
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Riverside in St Albert will have a great snow check program this spring till april 14, call Joe in sales for pricing 780-458-7272. We will be snow checking all of our sleds from Riverside.
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takethebounce
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MSRP on the Polaris sleds has been higher than the Doo for a few seasons. Yet they were selling for a higher discount in the MSRP than the Doo's were.
Only $300-400 higher this year MSRP on the comparable sleds. Many RMK's sold for $2500-3500 lower than that.
No really comparison on a sled when someone adds thousands in accessories. At least with the Polaris you can have some sort of colour combinations that may suit the average person who does not want to change the colour or wrap the sled. Doo you get black, yellow and orange? Close to 20 combinations for the Polaris.
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Only $300-400 higher this year MSRP on the comparable sleds. Many RMK's sold for $2500-3500 lower than that.
No really comparison on a sled when someone adds thousands in accessories. At least with the Polaris you can have some sort of colour combinations that may suit the average person who does not want to change the colour or wrap the sled. Doo you get black, yellow and orange? Close to 20 combinations for the Polaris.
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