Submit your ATV – November 2017 – Polaris ATV of the Month Contest!




Get Ready! The November 2017 Polaris ATV of the month contest is starting RIGHT NOW! This month we are looking for the best photo that features your Polaris ATV. So get out there, get creative, enjoy some safe riding and take some photos! We welcome everyone including vendors to participate. The winner of the contest is decided by you the community, so stick around for the voting process.
  • The photo must be posted in this thread.
  • Only one picture will be allowed, so make it your best!
  • You must be the owner of the Polaris ATV.
  • Please include a description of your ATV with a list of all modifications and enhancements.
  • You can only win once every 12 months
Voting will begin around November 15th, 2017 and run to the end of the month. Once the voting ends we will publish the winning photos on the front page and the winners will also receive:
  • PolarisATVForums Stickers
  • Premium Membership
  • $25 Gift Card
  • Your bike will be featured on the home page of the site

Winter coming

Time to install the snowplow. I set mine up with rear tire chains and add 200 lbs. on the back racks. Dose anybody have a better system? I just don't see a way to add tire chains to the front seeing the tie rods are too close to the tires? Maybe some kind of front wheel spacers?

grinding in rear diff

anyone have this issue ! grinding in diff like the gears are not meshed properly. took linkage off and moved it manually but it still made the noise sometimes. sometimes will not go into gear, sometimes it will. indicator lights show in 4 x 4 but its not. noticed it when pulling my boat in 4 x 4, when letting off throttle going downhill, makes the grinding noise so I assume the gears are not fully engaged. its an 2008 800 max outlander EFI h.o. with less than 2000 kms. Any help would be appreciated. is this a dealer job or what. Not many dealers in the Muskoka region I'm in

grinding in rear diff

anyone have this issue ! grinding in diff like the gears are not meshed properly. took linkage off and moved it manually but it still made the noise sometimes. sometimes will not go into gear, sometimes it will. indicator lights show in 4 x 4 but its not. noticed it when pulling my boat in 4 x 4, when letting off throttle going downhill, makes the grinding noise so I assume the gears are not fully engaged. its an 2008 800 max outlander EFI h.o. with less than 2000 kms. Any help would be appreciated. is this a dealer job or what. Not many dealers in the Muskoka region I'm in

warrenty questions

Hello again ... I am about to get a 18XT-P 1K and have a couple questions.... Do I get the extended warranty or not? I'm thinking with a machine that is this complexed and expensive I should get as much warranty as I can, what is the general consensus? Now here is another issue I have been considering.. If I buy this now, it is going to sit most of the winter and warranty (months) are being used up. Does it make sense to wait till the spring to buy it and start riding with a full warrenty? Or, should I get tracks and ride this winter ......tracks are just more crazy $$$$

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brake fluid replacement

replacing the brake fluid on my 14 850 XP. How much fluid does it take or should I buy? I know it takes DOT 4 but any recommendations on brand. Thinking ill get Motul 600
Bleading? remove both caps correct.