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So, this all started with a back injury that has left me sidelined for this riding season. I sold my last build to another forum member and thought that even though I'm out for this year, I'm not done sledding by a long shot. So, I figured since I can't ride, why not build. I went back and forth for a while trying to figure out which platform to start with. The final decision came down to building a Polaris. I got a hold of Kinzer off of SW and of Guys Outdoor Equipment in Lewiston, Id. I picked up a 2012 Polaris Pro 163 and brought it home for a test drive. 20 miles later after I figured out that all the necessary parts worked as planned, the tear down began. This tread will be like many others you've seen, a journey through a tear down of a brand new sled to the test ride of a purpose built sled.
This one looks just like everyone else's Pro on the mountain.
This is my version of lite weight:face-icon-small-ton
This one looks just like everyone else's Pro on the mountain.
This is my version of lite weight:face-icon-small-ton