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Important Introducing the 2022 Polaris RMK lineup and first ride impressions!!!

It would sure be nice if I bought the sled from the company I bitched about not making it for the last 10 years... if we both hold up our ends of the deal it should be worth while, I'd say?
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I know this vid was done in New Hampshire, but some of you may be able to catch some glimpses of the white/navy blue Matryx in there.

 
It would sure be nice if I bought the sled from the company I bitched about not making it for the last 10 years... if we both hold up our ends of the deal it should be worth while, I'd say?
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146 right??? Me too!!!!

I absolutely plan to buy the 650 version of this sled, probably even multiples of the 650 146. However, I'm too poor to snowcheck. I have to sit and wait around for holdovers as that is all I can afford. '22 won't have any holdovers as this model is snowcheck only, but hopefully '23 will have an in-season version that I can get on holdover.
 
I had the chance to ride the Boost late last year. Sled was awesome and ran strong. Some serious clutching issues were evident as the new P22 primary was covered in belt streaks. Not enough squeeze on the belt and was slipping. the factory helix is also very steep and makes the sled feel lazy. Had horrible snow conditions but made the best of it. Enjoy guys.

 
I had the chance to ride the Boost late last year. Sled was awesome and ran strong. Some serious clutching issues were evident as the new P22 primary was covered in belt streaks. Not enough squeeze on the belt and was slipping. the factory helix is also very steep and makes the sled feel lazy. Had horrible snow conditions but made the best of it. Enjoy guys.


They had a lot of different sleds that were clutched quite differently because they were put in lots of different elevations and conditions during these demos.

That red 163 with 3" wasn't clutched as well for the conditions and elevation I rode it in. I agree.

The purple 165 that I rode was insane and clutched spot on for 7k feet and spring powder.
 
Other people thought that surging sound is because it was bouncing off the rev limiter.
The Polaris engineers tools us that's it's boost limiter and bypass.
 
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