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After searching in the specific model section of this forums I haven´t found a thread about pics of this lil´machines.

So I´ll start with a pic of how my son´s Phoenix ended after a very fun ride in muddy roads. Still amazed of how far this "small" quads can go without having 4WD

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Hi, trying to help out someone on the site, need to load a picture from brp parts site, when I try to add a picture it asks for my URL, I gave it brp.com and all it did was add this to my comment, i've seen others do this, how in the world did you attach the diaghram. Sorry not that great with putors. tia

Since owning my 2009 Polaris Sportsman 850 it has always been hard to shift between gears,i did a google search and it said that is common.

I did notice something while changing the drive belt that upon replacing the drive belt it is still hard to shift and before putting the drive belt cover into place with the ATV rear still jacked up we started the ATV to be sure there was no issues and noticed that with ATV at idle the secondary transmission pulley was slowly spinning ,i wonder if this was always the case and is why it is always hard to shift because once we shifted gear shift engaging the transmission the pulley immediately stopped.

I have an 05 Sportsman 500 that has 26"x 12 tires on it - I have a chance to buy 4 take off tires 25 x 12 which was an option when the quad was new - Has anyone have any experience with switching to the 25" s and would it present any issues ?

My 92 polaris trail boss 250 has rough idle and backfires when riding it. There is a pushbutton on left handle bar. Attached to the master cylinder mount. Sometimes when I push it. The problems go away. But soon return. What do I do

I have a 2015 XMR Outlander 800 and noticed today there was grease leaking from the front inner cv boot. I removed the axle fairly quickly to replace the inner boot but here is my problem! How does the knuckle come apart to replace the boot? Do the inner joint knock apart or do i have to remove the outer cv boot and take apart that joint to replace the inner? I've researched and watched many videos in which some have said to put the axle in a vise and hit the inner joint and it pops out but i tried this and it won;t move. TIA

I have a 2015 XMR Outlander 800 and noticed today there was grease leaking from the front inner cv boot. I removed the axle fairly quickly to replace the inner boot but here is my problem! How does the knuckle come apart to replace the boot? Do the inner joint knock apart or do i have to remove the outer cv boot and take apart that joint to replace the inner? I've researched and watched many videos in which some have said to put the axle in a vise and hit the inner joint and it pops out but i tried this and it won;t move. TIA

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Hoping someone can point me in the right direction on where to start looking! I have no spark to the spark plug at all. I have replaced the spark plug, voltage rectifier, ignition coil, and stator. Not everything was replaced for this problem. Just the ignition coil. Rode the quad the day before and no problems at all. Tried to start the next day and no go. Any help is appreciated!

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