Brand new to polaris after being on Cats my entire sledding carrer, Just picked up a 2014 pro LE 155 and cant wait to try it out!! Being new to Polaris's I have no idea where to get parts and oil. I live In BC Canada so parts and oil are crazy expensive. Where do you guys get all your online stuff? Thanks!!
Best place for online parts/oil?
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milo303
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www.oregontrailsports.com for parts and http://www.legendperformance.com/ for oil
"Freeagent" (Michelle) on here or Babbits online too
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nuggetau
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The states may be cheaper than Canada(maybe not, after shipping). Here in the states there really isn't much advantage to buying online anymore due to Polaris slamming the door on discounting parts online. Same for KLim gear, they won't allow the online retailers to discount anymore (except old clearance stuff).
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nuggetau
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I just went online to see if Babbits is still discounting parts and checked the price of a 3211115 belt, they still are discounting the price. 
So maybe Polaris backed down from their announcement this spring, or some of the online retailers are testing the water to see if Polaris pulls their rights to order parts.
So maybe Polaris backed down from their announcement this spring, or some of the online retailers are testing the water to see if Polaris pulls their rights to order parts.
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geo
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Rec Supply in Sask. have a lot of aftermarket and some stock parts for all brands. Go through the online catalog (takes a while lol) but you may be surprised at what they carry or can supply.
Prices are very good (again may surprise you for Canada), regular shipping is flat rate and usually 3 business days, never had attitude (always a good thing), seem to care, order promptly and tell you real waiting times if it's not in stock, and if you spend the time to look on line they seem to carry more stuff than most from both countries.
I've wanted the best and ordered up and waited for our free border issues many times in the past. I tried them about 3 yrs' ago and they have been growing. I phone there first then sometimes modify my plans to avoid border hassles and surprises.
It was nice to find a proactive Canadian supplier (don't mean to step on anyones toes here) but many Canuck suppliers have been less than proactive to me in the past (meaning keeping up with the changes and keeping stuff in stock).
Nothing worse than " I never heard of it" or " My next order is in Jan." if you want it yesterday.
In my business I can usually have anything I need from any where in the world overnight if I order from the right person (someone who cares). You just pay the tab.
Prices are very good (again may surprise you for Canada), regular shipping is flat rate and usually 3 business days, never had attitude (always a good thing), seem to care, order promptly and tell you real waiting times if it's not in stock, and if you spend the time to look on line they seem to carry more stuff than most from both countries.
I've wanted the best and ordered up and waited for our free border issues many times in the past. I tried them about 3 yrs' ago and they have been growing. I phone there first then sometimes modify my plans to avoid border hassles and surprises.
It was nice to find a proactive Canadian supplier (don't mean to step on anyones toes here) but many Canuck suppliers have been less than proactive to me in the past (meaning keeping up with the changes and keeping stuff in stock).
Nothing worse than " I never heard of it" or " My next order is in Jan." if you want it yesterday.
In my business I can usually have anything I need from any where in the world overnight if I order from the right person (someone who cares). You just pay the tab.
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