Buying a Polaris ATV
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Buying a Polaris ATV
Hi,
I'm relatively new to the ATV world. Owning any machine can almost be like a religion. I am looking to buy my very first machine and have found what seems to be a good deal on a Polaris machine. My concern is that, when talking with friends "in the know", many of them suggest to stay away from Polaris. Various complaints about rear end boot leaks, heavy maintenance to usage ratio, etc .. have me concerned about buying this brand.
I don't know !! ... I'm being told to buy Kawasaki or Honda ! ...... I'm hoping that by posting here I can get other opinions, maybe even positive opinions from Polaris owners ....
Any comments ???
I'm relatively new to the ATV world. Owning any machine can almost be like a religion. I am looking to buy my very first machine and have found what seems to be a good deal on a Polaris machine. My concern is that, when talking with friends "in the know", many of them suggest to stay away from Polaris. Various complaints about rear end boot leaks, heavy maintenance to usage ratio, etc .. have me concerned about buying this brand.
I don't know !! ... I'm being told to buy Kawasaki or Honda ! ...... I'm hoping that by posting here I can get other opinions, maybe even positive opinions from Polaris owners ....
Any comments ???
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Buying a Polaris ATV
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you like the Polaris, buy it. All quads have a certain amount of failures. I've had three Poos and they've all been used when I got them and they've all been great quads.
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Buying a Polaris ATV
Originally posted by: 95sport400
I don't think he's close to California, unless you've moved Cali to Canada.
If you like the Polaris, buy it. All quads have a certain amount of failures. I've had three Poos and they've all been used when I got them and they've all been great quads.
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you like the Polaris, buy it. All quads have a certain amount of failures. I've had three Poos and they've all been used when I got them and they've all been great quads.
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Buying a Polaris ATV
Originally posted by: mtpockets
Why?
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
I ended up getting a letter with on offer of $100 off anything in their store but I won't use it or give them the satisfaction.
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Buying a Polaris ATV
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
I thought that was the default?
Originally posted by: 95sport400
I don't think he's close to California, unless you've moved Cali to Canada.
If you like the Polaris, buy it. All quads have a certain amount of failures. I've had three Poos and they've all been used when I got them and they've all been great quads.
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you are in California, stay away from California Custom Trailers and Powersports.
If you like the Polaris, buy it. All quads have a certain amount of failures. I've had three Poos and they've all been used when I got them and they've all been great quads.
#9
Buying a Polaris ATV
People still won't stf^ about Polaris and their maintenance problems. Please! Those were the old Polaris's. From about '03 on, and ESPECIALLY now, Polaris has come a LONG way to make their reputation for braking down, dissapear. I have had to Polaris quads SP500, and SP700. Neither have EVER given me ANY trouble whatsoever. And i abuse them in VERY deep water without a snorkel and Thick Mud. Get what you want, but i think people are envious of Polaris and how great they are, and the only negative thing that they have to say about them are maintenance and how much they weight, Polaris is (in my opinion) the closest to making "THE" breakout quad.
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2004 Polaris Sportsman 700
27' ITP 589 M/S Tires
3000 lb. Warn Winch
High Performance Dayco Belt - NEW! (on the way)
2001 Honda Rancher ES (2wd)
2.5 Warn Winch
(For Sale)
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2004 Polaris Sportsman 700
27' ITP 589 M/S Tires
3000 lb. Warn Winch
High Performance Dayco Belt - NEW! (on the way)
2001 Honda Rancher ES (2wd)
2.5 Warn Winch
(For Sale)
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