dooooes never have a need to come apart because there riders spend more time behind the keyboard than on the mountain.
What changed at POLARIS to put them back on top?
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snowmobiler
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Polaris's barely have enough HP to back off the trailer.
I have to call BS on that one...how can we ever know that when they didn't have the power to climb on the trailer in the first place..???
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Jaynelson
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Doesn't this same junk in every thread get boring?
I think it's pretty simple what shot Polaris back up the popularity food-chain. People wanted a mountain-specific sled that was lightweight from the factory, and had enough of what you needed and not much of what you didn't. It's comfortable (for stand up riding), it floats well, and it allows average riders to do moves that were traditionally reserved for experienced riders. Will it hold the "top spot" forever? Of course not! But it definitely established a new baseline for user-friendly mountain sleds that do what they say they'll do....
I think it's pretty simple what shot Polaris back up the popularity food-chain. People wanted a mountain-specific sled that was lightweight from the factory, and had enough of what you needed and not much of what you didn't. It's comfortable (for stand up riding), it floats well, and it allows average riders to do moves that were traditionally reserved for experienced riders. Will it hold the "top spot" forever? Of course not! But it definitely established a new baseline for user-friendly mountain sleds that do what they say they'll do....
To be on top is easy, much like getting a married woman to sleep with you. You only have to appear to be better / more exciting than the one they are currently riding. Which with the sleds Cat, Doo, and Yam have been putting out the last few years is an easy sell. Cat is obese, Doo is all gimmicks and marketing, Yammi has always been somewhat gay, even the old IQ is not very attractive compared to the lightweight PRO and it's styling. It is Not too hard to see why she would rather saddle up to the Polaris PRO instead. It / you will take her places she has only fantasized about.
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snowmobiler
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they were loaded on the trailer at the dealership using a fork lift
i heard the poo forklifts are breaking because the forks are glued on.
I don't know your friends, I think they were playing you. Here is my take; personally I would not consider "Cadillac" a word of superiority in the off road segment. More like a geriatric comfy couch to view the "Fords" getting the job done, while you sit comfortably at the bottom.
But that is just my opinion, on a side note, Skidoo would be my second choice in sleds, Cat third, and the Yammi never.
uhhh yeah. X2. Original poster should look at some market share numbers. BRP is pushing 50% market share in snowmobiles.
Put the crack pipe down
Dude speak for yourself..my 05 was never a dissappointment
especially when compared to everything else offered in 05 - 10 !
Dude speak for yourself..my 05 was never a dissappointment
especially when compared to everything else offered in 05 - 10 !
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You know it's funny, dealership guy at last show I was at thought the perfect combo was a Suzk engine and the Pol chassis. And he was a polaris dealer. Go figure.
You know it's funny, dealership guy at last show I was at thought the perfect combo was a Suzk engine and the Pol chassis. And he was a polaris dealer. Go figure.
I'm pretty sure there's a lot of people that agree with that (including myself). There's no denying the suzuki 800 is an awesome motor.
I found out what put Polaris at the top...
Next time you have a crap just have a peek and see whats floating on the top..
so it seems to be a law of nature...???
Next time you have a crap just have a peek and see whats floating on the top..
so it seems to be a law of nature...???
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