Let the voting begin for the September 2017 Polaris ATV of the Month! We will leave the poll open until the end of the month and then announce the winner. We got some really good pics this month, thanks to everyone that participated and GOOD LUCK!!
fitsector
2016 Polaris Sportsman 570 SP
Front and rear Polaris Bumpers
Polaris Rear rack
Polaris hand guards
Polaris HD winch
Polaris 13" LED bar (Not installed yet by that time)
Curt tongue and tow ball
sportsmandan
2016 Scrambler 1000 XP
jerrell
Polaris sport 400l 95 with 12 in light bar
Overconfidence is a Killer + VideoNothing will humble someone quite like getting unsuspectingly tossed over the handlebars and that’s exactly what happened to this old timer. Either the water was deeper than he anticipated or he found traction sooner than he expected. Either way, we’re betting he’ll proceed with a little more caution next time. ATV.com recommends ATV riders always wear […]
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Just started noticing a noise coming from around the front. So jacked up the front and spun the wheels. It is the front right. Left is good. Hoping it is just the bearings? 2015 570SP has 3037 miles and 202 hours. Here is a vid to help diagnose it.
When Going For it Doesn’t Turn Out as Planned + VideoSometimes in racing, “just going for it” doesn’t go according to plan. At the Haydays Terracross Race, Ronnie Anderson made a last ditch effort to try and gain a couple of positions and came up short, pretty much grenading his Polaris RZR. A post shared by Ronnie Anderson (@ronnieanderson52) on Sep 10, 2017 at 2:53pm […]
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Willing to Negotiate!
Located in Pennsylvania
If interested email me at
minsavagem@icloud.com
Has over $2,000 in upgrades including:
-Warn Provantage 3,000 lb winch
- aluminum can am skid plates covering entire underneath
-heated hand grips
-heated throttle
-rear rack
-backrest
-etc.
Only 471 miles!
Asking $13,000 OBO
Sorry if it has been posted/ discussed already, couldn't find it on the search option.
Is the flickering electrical noise normal when I turn the ignition off on my 2017 Sportsman?
What is it exactly?
TIA
I recently tried to replace the starter solenoid on my 2004 sportsman 600 twin. The machine won't start and the solenoid isn't clicking when I turn the key, so I think I may have wired it wrong when replacing it. I believe I have the large wires running correctly from battery and to starter, but there are several other wires I'm not sure of. Two brown wires and one green wire also run to the solenoid. One is a ground I believe. where do they go?
Hello, im new here and just curious before i buy this. I have a 2012 850 touring edition with the regular speedo.
And yes, i just did a fresh service on it. They changed the oil before i got it, but i did front diff, front res, rear diff, and transmision gearcase.
As well as lower ball joints.... New rear wheel bearings, New 20amp fan circuit breaker, new brake pads (twice now) got Race Driven severe duties this time!
So far its holding up to its polaris name :crying, even tried to melt the plastic on the right side heat shield!
Anyways a guy on facebook has a wrecked XP with the digital display. This is plug and play right? Not really worried about the mileage matching
Everything seems the same just made to support a circle not the square.
I got my 4 wheeler about 2 months ago and the first week i had it a stick fell and cracked my lense plastic...
Ok I looked around online and everyone seems to have the opposite problem of my problem. I have a 2000 sportsman the the front left 4wd coil is magnetized all the time. I tore the hub apart and have the coil unplugged so it's not getting any power from anywhere. The coil is magnetized it's weaker than when you give it 12v but enough to hold small bits from a screwdriver etc to it and make the bike pull to one side when in 2wd. My question is, is there a way to demagnetized the coil when it is without power or am I stuck buying another coil?
The bearings, roller cage and armature plate all looked good when I tore it apart and the fluid didn't look terrible either. it's had regular fluid changes it's whole life.
thanks for any help.
The 43rd Annual AMSOIL Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) series, presented by Maxxis, an AMA National Championship, picked back up this weekend after a two-month break over summer. A total of 95 females competed in the Parts Unlimited Unadilla GNCC in New Berlin, New York over the course of the two-day event on September 9 and 10.
