New Polaris Pro R

[Big_Daddy_Jp]

27 minutes ago, Rockwood said:

Damn!!!

 

[Crusty]

Ho-lee shi-atee that's fast.

 

[Big_Daddy_Jp]

Wife gave me the green light on a pro r. If I order one it will be the ultimate. I’m pretty impressed with the Dynamax suspension set up but opted not to pay for it when I bought my current car as it had just come out. I figure why not right?!!

 

[megadesertdiesel]

Wife gave me the green light on a pro r. If I order one it will be the ultimate. I’m pretty impressed with the Dynamax suspension set up but opted not to pay for it when I bought my current car as it had just come out. I figure why not right?!!

there are guys buying them off of I69 Powersports in TN and saving 8-10k.   \If you are not in a hurry and down for a drive it might be worth it.  To me it wasn't, I'm an impatient guy and would rater pay more for right now.

https://www.rzrforums.net/threads/i69-purchases-paperwork.576111/#post-6241080

 

[Sand Shark]

Wife gave me the green light on a pro r. If I order one it will be the ultimate. I’m pretty impressed with the Dynamax suspension set up but opted not to pay for it when I bought my current car as it had just come out. I figure why not right?!!

Dealers are getting them in so inventory should be better. 

 

[Greg Rakes]

I watched an episode of Matt’s off-road recovery and saw a wrecked pro-r that the suspension looked a little odd to me. Ended up being this design. Looks like a company is converting to more of a standard trailing arm type design. Anyone seen this setup running around?

 

[ROBERT L]

I wish they would do something like that for the Can Am X3. 

 

[Kraut_n_Rice]

I watched an episode of Matt’s off-road recovery and saw a wrecked pro-r that the suspension looked a little odd to me. Ended up being this design. Looks like a company is converting to more of a standard trailing arm type design. Anyone seen this setup running around?

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It didn't hold up so well either.

 

[Greg Rakes]

To be fair I think he rolled it from a steep cliff

 

[Sand Shark]

I watched an episode of Matt’s off-road recovery and saw a wrecked pro-r that the suspension looked a little odd to me. Ended up being this design. Looks like a company is converting to more of a standard trailing arm type design. Anyone seen this setup running around?

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A lot of work to basically rock crawl it and still have it crush rolling down a steep rocky hill. 

 

[Rockwood]

I don’t get why you’d do that. 

 

[Crusty]

 

[Crusty]

So will there be anything Super Exciting at tomorrows 2025 Model launch?

What will be the new upgrades or items on the PRO R, in particular the PRO R 4 ??

 

[Sand Shark]

So will there be anything Super Exciting at tomorrows 2025 Model launch?

What will be the new upgrades or items on the PRO R, in particular the PRO R 4 ??

I think there are some tweaks to the plastics and doors for 2025.  Maybe they up the hp a little to be close to the 240hp Can Am.  

 

[megadesertdiesel]

BNG (bold new graphics) is Polaris normal upgrade

 

[madweazl]

No bump in HP so I bought a '24 this morning. 

I reached out to STU and they recommended the 32 Blackbirds for the rear but I've seen some people recommend 33" tires to help prevent the chassis from bottoming on hard G-outs in the sand. I know STU typically run taller than the rest but is the 33" something I should look in to?

 

[Esco]

No bump in HP so I bought a '24 this morning. 

I reached out to STU and they recommended the 32 Blackbirds for the rear but I've seen some people recommend 33" tires to help prevent the chassis from bottoming on hard G-outs in the sand. I know STU typically run taller than the rest but is the 33" something I should look in to?

awesome