WTF? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

WTF? HUH? WHY?

 

Ummm.

 

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I think we are just wasting band width now.

 

NEVER!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img] Im appauled at such an accusation [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]


You know what peeves me.. POLARIS HAS NOT PUT UP THE RZR SITE YET!!! at least to my limited knowledge.

 

Ya, I know I been checking every few days myself, you would think they would want to get it out there for all to see and droooool over. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

I just got the April edition of DW and not a word in it about the RZR, I was shocked.

 

All they have on there site is a page talking about it, and not even a piture. Mabey the figure the other sites(like this one) are doing there job for them. Where did the brochures listed on page two of this thread come from?

 

Thats because this is all a scam. An illusion to see how you all would react. The machine doesn't exist. Ahhahahaha j/k I really enjoy all of the "if Honda built it it would be better" people out there. They're living in the past along with Hondas technology. I've personally seen and participated in the "savage abuse" to a 2001 Sportsman 500 HO. It has been through more than the poor thing deserves and still runs strong. My two teenagers on a mx track and you get some ideas. Also pulling around 100 8 foot picnic tables, along with campers decks, and personal belongings out of our woods after a flood (we own a campground). This in about 1 foot of muck pulling a trailer for 2 weeks straight 8 hrs plus a day. Not to mention the year round duties it gets used for. Polaris' quality is no worse than anything on the market anymore. Brian

 

My old 1998 sportsman 500 has been great also. It has had an extreamly hard life. I have had 10 people on it, and gone quite aways, even up a steep hill. I use it for mudding, and have had it completly submerged in rivers and mudholes more times than I can count. I use it for hunting also, and that is the hardest on it. 2 years ago we were about 5 miles down a sloppy mud road and killed two bull elk. I had to retreive both with the bike, and winch myself back to the mud road. We had three guys on the bike, and two elk behind it coming up that road. it was quite a site im sure. I ran that poor bike in low range 4wd wide open with all 4 tires spinning for about a half hour straight. It finally melted the plastic belt cover off the side of the motor, so we dropped off one elk, and one person, and finished with two trips. The only reason it melted the cover, was that a mouse built a nest in the tube for the cooling system on the belt (lol). All I have done to the bike other than that is general maintenance.(brakes, tires, battery, ect) Never have had to put a belt on it.

 

Well, my deposit is down...thanks for all the good info here.