This isn’t really a supply chain issue as much as it’s an incompetent sled manufacturer issue. Most of the problems are caused by poor R&D and testing. I’m sure the supply chain comes into play when they need fix kits manufactured but these are self induced problems. The endless recalls have plagued Polaris for years and they remain a successful company especially with utvs so they really have no reason to change.
Riders are looking for sponsor dollars. It is likely a weighted guess that if they didn't sponsor so many riders that they would jump ship to the next sponsoring check. Then there could be quite a few raised eyebrows why they left Polaris.
Yep so sponsoring riders takes priority to them as a company as apposed to building a better quality product.
If you don’t have a sled and can live without a boost or 9R dealers have all kinds of 850s in every combination you won’t get a 7s display but those will be the first rideable sleds once the fix kit is out dealers fix their inventory first. I would put a deposit on one
Ya I checked my boost snowcheck update today even though I got rid of it already and found a 23 doo turbo r instead, the date on it says To be Determined as well.
How'd you get it? Or was yours not part of the last recall?
Polaris said we’re all good this year so I ordered two with the iPad screens. I hope those screens aren’t coming out of china or any other parts for that matter they’re on full lockdown in Beijing.
It would make sense for Polaris to ship with standard gauges, then provide the 7s afterwards.
