2013 Polaris Youth ATV and RZR Models
New for Model Year 2013, the Sportsman 90 and Outlaw 90 ATVs are classified as Y-10+ for riders 10 years old and older. The Sportsman 90 will be available in Green while the Outlaw 90 ATV in Blue and Pink. The Y-6+ age group, for riders 6 years old and older, will have the Outlaw 50 ATV available in Blue and Pink.
Y-12+ age riders will have the RZR 170 side-by-side available for riders 12 years old and older. For the T age group (transitional riders 14 years old and up), Polaris will continue to offer a Big Wheel Kit for the RZR 170. The kit provides bigger aluminum wheels, larger tires, different sprocket and chain for increased speed (up to 35 mph/56.3 kph), skid plate, T warning decals, and a 25 percent increase in ground clearance to 7.5 in/19.1 cm. The RZR 170 will be available in Indy Red and a White/Orange Limited Edition model.
Polaris’ entry-level Phoenix 200 ATV also is available to the T age group. Its larger chassis can accommodate some of the riders in this age group better than the 90cc units, and the vehicle will be speed limited to 20 mph/32.2 kph as delivered, 30 mph/48.3 kph intermediate, and 38 mph/61.2 kph unrestricted. The 20 mph/32.2 kph and 30 mph/48.3 kph speeds also are throttle limited. The model is available in Blue for 2013.
The RZR 170, Sportsman 90, Outlaw 90 and Outlaw 50 ORVs will continue to include a wide variety of safety features such as an adjustable throttle limiter to enable adults to set a maximum speed control limit, daytime running lights to increase daytime visibility, full floorboards and heat shields. Other vehicle features include an electric start, automatic transmission, 4-stroke engine, and long travel suspension on the Sportsman 90. The RZR 170 will continue to have seatbelts, color-coded pedals, parking brake, hand holds, and side nets.
All youth model ORVs purchased from an authorized dealer come with a high visibility whip flag, speed limiter and safety video. Accompanied with these models is a DOT-approved helmet (two for RZR 170) to teach kids the importance of wearing the proper safety gear.