Polaris Vertical Assault

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marieL

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Polaris Vertical Assault with NOS

Edge bulkhead, built in 2005

Has 170 hp, with 30 hp NOS kit = 200 hp

- SLP ported 800
- SLP Head
- SLP Race pipes
- Electric reverse
- V- Force 3 reeds
- Super lite wieght hood with cold air intakes
- 166" track, drilled
- Custom tunnel
- Drop and roll using stock chain case
- Light weight brake rotor
- Light weight upper and lower drive shafts
- Light weight team roller
- HOLZ front and rear suspension with titanium springs

Has over $42,000 invested

Asking $13,500

The second picture is from a different sled that I have built, though all the sleds have the same modifications done to them.

Phone John : 1-250-212-0360

 

Last edited: Mar 8, 2008

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j.man

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• Feb 25, 2008

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Lol

 

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• Feb 25, 2008

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LOL... $42,000???? I think you should just buy an elan and rent a helicopter.... That way you can still get to the top of the hills and it will be less embarrassing and more impresive...

 

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• Feb 25, 2008

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not to be rude but there are 08 turboed sleds on here for that price and that chassi is outdated...
hope you sell it for that price though!

 

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LanceWilhelm

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would you take $4000

 

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• Feb 25, 2008

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I don't see where there is $42,000 into that???? Pls enlighten me!!!!!!

 

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• Feb 25, 2008

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rails could be made of sold gold? nice looking sled but feel bad if it really did cost you that much

 

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Sapling-Thrasher

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I have an Assault that was built in 05 and as $42k might be a stretch these sleds were not cheap to build!! I have thought of selling mine but for what I have in it and how much fun I have riding an "outdated chassis" It will rot in my garage!!

Who ever buys this sled will love it.

Here is mine and it is not for sale!!

 

Last edited: Feb 25, 2008

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j.man

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• Feb 26, 2008

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LOL i agree with I_OWN_U

 

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marieL

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You guys obviously have no idea;

I have built over 40 of these units and I have not had one unhappy customer to this day.
This machine is professionally built, and actually means what it says contrary to some peoples visual opinions.



I value all the cheapshots; Ignorance is golden. And when were at the top, we'll be watching you at the bottom..

 

Last edited: Feb 26, 2008

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Sapling-Thrasher

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DR. John, If this is your personal sled than someone will be REAL happy with this thing!! Dr. John builds one of the best sleds around and they simply work day in day out.

Enough said!!

 

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kssnow987

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All that money into them and Ryde FX shocks?????? those shocks are crap

 

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rkymtnman

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• Feb 27, 2008

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Man Sap - that is probably the nicest edge I've ever seen. Very nice.

 

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Don't get me wrong that is a SWEET sled and i own 3 edge's(love them) the $42,000 just made me say WHAT?????????

 

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• Feb 27, 2008

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it is a nice sled but with 170hp and some light weight things just don't see $42000 sitting there, love edge chassis maybe some more info like what type of tunnel?

 

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marieL

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The tunnel is a Dr.john owned design, that I have improved on year after year. It is about 12 lbs lighter than a stock tunnel, and is made of .080 gauge aluminum.

All of the items that are on this sled can all be priced out seperately.
At the time it was built, that is the money that was spent on it.

The sled was $12,000 itself
titanium springs (front and rear) $1800

The ryde FX shox are rebuildable, adjustable damping that are $550 / each.

Custum tunnel, Dr.John, including labour and coolers is $3500 to do the job right.

Light weight team roller clutch - including Helix and spring $500

Boss seat - $700

That is already down to $21,000 with alot more left to price out.

If you are really curious about the rest of the costs, Contact me on my cell phone.

 

rmkboxer

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• Feb 27, 2008

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I have seen these sleds in action and they do run good. but $42000 is a little much on what is in the sled. maybe more pics of it would show us something

 

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marieL

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I will get some more pictures up within a week or so,

 

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derekn

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• Mar 2, 2008

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These sleds really do work better than any turbo sled, they just ahve a way of getting the power to the ground. Here's another one:

 

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thats a piece of **** price ive got a damn 600 that will kick its *** any day