2021 Polaris

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Anyone have a video of the new 7s display looks slick but can’t find any videos dedicated to just that. I see it has hand warmer controls that will hold a temp u set, that’s a nice feature to have them automatically controlled!
 

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Lower gearing to take the load off the drive train for the belt drive and 3” track. Still not enough but a step in the right direction. It shows Poo is at least looking at the gearing. Very good.

It's okay for the shorter sleds. Not so much for the 174.
 

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Will be closer to 50 lbs lighter....

Throw a pipe and can on and the power to weight against the turbo will improve to be not much different at 6-7000'.
Less weight will be les tiring all day long.
Fully clip and loosen the track and kazinga - get on the snow even quicker.
Hmmmmm promising sled!
2.75 Blue Kaos.........
 

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Anyone else kinda confused on the whole 165 and 163???? Personally like the 163/162 better. AND WHAT THE HELL NO TURBO UGH
 

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Unless you ride 6000ft plus all the time, the extra cash for the doo turbo isn't worth it in my opinion. Polaris plays it safe, so be it. I don't think Polaris sales will suffer enough to really matter. I still say that Polaris has a great snow check program that the others could learn from.
 

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Unless you ride 6000ft plus all the time, the extra cash for the doo turbo isn't worth it in my opinion. Polaris plays it safe, so be it. I don't think Polaris sales will suffer enough to really matter. I still say that Polaris has a great snow check program that the others could learn from.

Agreed!! But turbos do sound good haha
 

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No turbo, no direct injection, no tether. What time are they releasing the mountain sleds?

The one with reliability to carry a 4 year warranty, real clutches and a real bulkhead?

Beat it maxi - let these guys have an untrolled release.

They are wicked lookin and flickin sleds
 
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Personally would love to have the 165” 2.75 Khaos, very cool sleds. Financially it just doesn’t work right now but I may look for a leftover 2020 Khaos 850 if I can sell my Cat and my BMW Adventure.

Would it have been nice for some bigger news, yes it would have, but my guess is the Matryx chassis goes to the mountain lineup next year and that will include an update to the engine with the little spinny thing added in with the same concept as Doo but possibly another 10hp just to continue the pissing match.

Little disappointed that they still don’t come with a tether, which is ridiculous, but overall I can’t say I am surprised with any of this launch.
 

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Unless you ride 6000ft plus all the time, the extra cash for the doo turbo isn't worth it in my opinion. Polaris plays it safe, so be it. I don't think Polaris sales will suffer enough to really matter. I still say that Polaris has a great snow check program that the others could learn from.

Is there mountain riding under 6000ft? Not in BC or USA anyways. Good riding that is
 

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So what year will we be seeing a 850 HO coming to mountain sleds? 2022 will be on the Matryx chassis with a 7 lb drop and with the series 8 track in a longer version, another 6-7 lbs. Then the Patriot HO with a porkchop crank should lose 2 more lbs (this last one is a prediction). Sub 400 lbs is going to be sweet. In the mean time a great sled is only getting better for 2021. Sure only 5 lbs.for 2021 because of the new track (155")but the longer sleds going to Quickdrive 2 and a lighter track is significant.
 
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