Here in Utah when I go riding it always seems for every 10 ATV's 6 of them are Polaris. I also went to the ATV Jamboree here in Richfield Utah and it seemed like the same thing I even counted all that I could see when we were at the ATV rodeo how many Polaris and how many non Polaris with the same results the majority of ATV's where Polaris. Just a question has everyone else seen this where they live or is it just Utah?

Howdy,
Down here in Texas we dont see many Polaris. Hondas & Yamahas are in the majority. I was riding on a local creek last week end and must have seen 200 quads. I think I saw maybe 6 or 7 Polaris. I think it depends on where you live as to what you see the most of. Have a goodun!!!!!!!!!!

believe it or not, at all the local ATV rally's about half of the quads are polaris, 99% of those are sportsman's (average of 200 bikes per rally)

Here in Minnesota, most are Polaris, but there are quite a few Yamahas too.

Same way here in PA.

where you see what types of machines depends on what type of dealer base there is in that area. Here in MN, Polaris machines reign supreme for a couple of reasons. #1)Polaris machines are built primarily in MN. #2)There is a dealership every 20 miles or so. I have one locally, another to the south only 12 miles away, and many to the north within 20+ miles in the Minneapolis/St Paul area. The Suzuki brand is becoming a fast grower again now that Suzuki has gotten serious about their offerings. Otherwise, Hondas and Yamaha's are a common sight on the trails also.

I have six Polaris dealerships and five Arctic Cat dealerships within 60 miles of my house near as I can tell. I primarily see Polaris's on the trails too.

When I go to western, ND I see more Yamaha's.

yea there are a lot of polaris here in good ol Pennsylvania (ps_i am not a hick)

Jenny

Talk about a hick,

I grew up in ND. I am stereo-typed as a hick. That is why I moved across the border into MN. But now they call me a northern redneck.

In my garage, one out of every two ATV's is a Polaris. The rest are Arctic Cats.