Every dealer has the option to secure a demo sled from Polaris. Its on the dealer if they dont do it. (Liability, cost, etc). You can then sign up with the dealer to take the sled (insurance, liability waivers, etc). Most dealers keep the demos for themselves to ride as personal sleds. Or they lend them out to user groups (Utah Avalanche Center for example). These sleds are not typically early release though and are usually in season models. Early season sleds go to clinics, magazines, aftermarket companies, and other sales reps who usually have a list of people waiting to ride them. Have your local dealer contact their DSM and see when you can get the demo sled in your hands. Its not the best way to get people out there on them, if you can ride mid week you have a pretty good chance at securing a ride on one.
