From the monthly archives:

February 2008

2007 Polaris Wide Trak

February 27, 2008
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We’re gonna start the 2007 models with the Wide Track. The Wide Track is more of a working sled. It’s a big, heavy sled with lots of pulling power in it and that’s what makes it great for work. It’s also pretty comfortable and good on mileage. If you like speed this is definitely not [...]

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2006 Polaris FS Classic

February 27, 2008
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You do realize that this is exactly the same sled as the FS Touring, right? So if you’ve expect this review to be much different than the previous one, I’d have to disappoint you right from the start. The Classic does have one advantage over the Touring, though – the fact that it is smaller. [...]

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2006 Polaris FS Touring

February 27, 2008
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The next 4 stroke Polaris sled we’re gonna review is the FS Touring. Overall the 2006 4-stroke engine Polaris sleds haven’t been a charm, and unfortunately this one’s no different. When it comes to comfort the sled is pretty much all you can get, but everything else, especially the reliability is totally failing it. The [...]

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2006 Polaris FST Classic

February 26, 2008
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The other FST model you can chose from is the FST Classic and in my opinion looks a lot better than the Switchback, but that’s a matter of a personal opinion after all. Again this is a pretty nice sled as far as comfort and power level, but again very problematic one. The good things [...]

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2006 Polaris FST Switchback

February 26, 2008
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The 2006 FST Switchback is again kinda inconsistent sled.  That’s probably due to the fact that it’s the first of its kind and still needs some tuning and modifying. It’s an overall very good and powerful sled, and you’ll be surprised how much power you can pull from it. The thing runs good in the [...]

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2006 Polaris Super Sport M-10

February 25, 2008
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This is one of the upgrades for the 2005 Super Sport. The 06 Super Sport M-10 certainly looks better than its predecessor, but not too much have changed. The machine still feels slow compared to other Polaris models although it’s a little bit lighter than the Super sport. Still it’s a good thing to have [...]

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2005 Polaris 600 Edge Touring 50th Anniversary Edition

February 25, 2008
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Another great Polaris sled. There’s not too much difference between the 600 Edge touring and the 600 Edge Touring 50th Anniversary Edition except in the appearance, and a little bit on the weight. Both are very nice machines. Both very steady and easy to handle. Big machines, but certainly not slow. They have great power [...]

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2005 Polaris 600 Switchback

February 25, 2008
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If you’re looking for a sled that is a joy to ride in all conditions, then you can’t go wrong with the Switchback. It is a very comfortable ride with lots of power for the hills, the trails and in the deep powder. The thing can go up to 105 mph if you push it, [...]

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2005 Polaris 800 XC SP

February 25, 2008
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This is a beautiful old style looking sled. It has its ups and downs, but it’s an overall good machine. It performs fairly well and although it’s not one of the fastest sleds I don’t think you’ll be complaining if you get it. It’s also very, very comfortable. Handling is an easy job and you’ll [...]

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2005 Polaris 900 Fusion

February 25, 2008
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This is one very popular yet very disputed about sled. Half the people that own it, love it, the other part simply hate it. Overall the sled is a good one. It handles very easy, the suspension is awesome and it’s pretty comfortable.  The power is also pretty good.  It’s not a fast top end [...]

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