Polaris Debuts 2010 Snowmobile Lineup
Polaris Industries Inc. unveiled its 2010 snowmobile lineup, which features Terrain Dominating Control on every model to provide a blend of durability, balance, power and suspension for riders.
MINNEAPOLIS — Polaris Industries Inc. unveiled its 2010 snowmobile lineup, which features Terrain Dominating Control on every model to provide a blend of durability, balance, power and suspension for riders.
The new 600 RUSH with the PRO-RIDE chassis is the 2010 flagship model, which offers the industry’s first progressive-rate rear suspension. Other new products include the 600 LX and Turbo LX which provide several comfort and convenience features such as electric start, mirrors and higher windshields. A new versatile Utility model, the 600 WideTrak IQ, completes the new model line-up.
Polaris’ Terrain Dominating Control featured in every 2010 model, includes the following:
Polaris-exclusive IQ front and rear suspensions provide a smooth, comfortable ride and easy, responsive handling.
The lightweight RAW RMK Chassis was developed to meet the specialized needs of Deep Snow riders and delivers outstanding performance in the steep and deep.
The 136 Coupled Rear Suspension on Crossover models provides a smooth ride on the trail and excellent off-trail flotation.
The lineup also features several specially equipped Dragon models with premium shock packages to give demanding riders the most consistently outstanding ride and handling in snowmobiling.
Polaris introduced the 2010 snowmobiles during its dealer meeting at Turning Stone Resort in Syracuse, N.Y., with special guest appearances from Levi LaVallee, professional Sno-Cross racer and X-Games gold medalist as well as SledNecks terrain rider Dan Adams.
"New product innovation is always the driving force for Polaris. We continue to build game-changing products based on consumer need, even in a tough external environment," said Scott Wine, CEO of Polaris Industries Inc. "Polaris is thriving because of our innovative products, enabling us to be a powersports leader while delivering first-of-its-kind Terrain Dominating Control in our 2010 lineup, all of which will continue to fuel growth and gains in all market categories."
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