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January 01/04/07, 02:45:01 PM

Offline supercruiser

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Polaris Rangers
Anybody out there in to riding Polaris Rangers? We have alot of fun on ours.
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January 01/04/07, 02:54:41 PM Reply #1

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Re: Polaris Rangers
Quote from: supercruiser on January 01/04/07, 02:45:01 PM
Anybody out there in to riding Polaris Rangers? We have alot of fun on ours.
at 10,000 bucks, you will be in the minority here i think.
I have an old beat up run down big bear that just wont quit.
me an that ol rig have been to war.

In fact I bet I could win the "daily driver" ugliest atv n our forum photo contest! ;D
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January 01/04/07, 03:14:54 PM Reply #2

Offline supercruiser

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Re: Polaris Rangers
Yes they are kind of a money pit. I keep buying accessories for it and they can get expensive. There are about 15-20 of us at the lake that run around on these things and have a blast out on the trails or just driving from house to house with our coolers in back.
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January 01/04/07, 04:34:58 PM Reply #3

Offline DaveO

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Re: Polaris Rangers
I was looking into one and the Polaris salesman told me they are to wide to be on the trail system.

Even though I don't plan on being a big trail rider I just felt if I was to spend that much money on one,,,If I ever did want to go out with my friends I couldn't.

But there neat as all (heck)
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January 01/04/07, 04:46:50 PM Reply #4

Offline KSW

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Re: Polaris Rangers
Sorry, I work at a Yamaha dealer, so it's Rhino's for me only. ;D
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January 01/04/07, 06:45:52 PM Reply #5

Offline Brandon_Collins

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Re: Polaris Rangers
They are the best UHV on the market by far. Use them all year around for the past 4-5 years unbelievable for hunting and hauling.

Brandon
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January 01/06/07, 07:04:44 PM Reply #6

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Re: Polaris Rangers
 Has anyone heard any reports about the Kubota four wheeler?  I would think it would be made very well.
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