New stop ride notice.
- Thread starter Sheetmetalfab
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i'm going to still ride mine if it snows
A fire extinguisher doesn’t add a ton of weight. Two small ones should cover it. One for the burning sled and one for the burning rider. ???
i've ridin it hundreds of times already so i'm not to worried about future rides
From Snowgoer:
Separate from the official announcement that is posted below, a Polaris official emailed the snowmobile media today and said the following:
“As with all our stop rides, owners of affected snowmobiles should not ride until we can provide a validated solution and they get work completed with a Polaris-authorized dealer on the repair. If the snowmobile must be started, we are telling customers they must first make sure the fuel tank is full and, if it is not, then they need to add fresh gasoline to fill the tank.”
The email continued: “We recognize the importance of the upcoming winter season. Our teams have identified a solution and are currently validating that fix, so our riders can get full enjoyment out of the upcoming riding season. We understand and apologize to our dealers and riders for this inconvenience, but safety is the driver behind our decision, and we are committed to making this right.”
Separate from the official announcement that is posted below, a Polaris official emailed the snowmobile media today and said the following:
“As with all our stop rides, owners of affected snowmobiles should not ride until we can provide a validated solution and they get work completed with a Polaris-authorized dealer on the repair. If the snowmobile must be started, we are telling customers they must first make sure the fuel tank is full and, if it is not, then they need to add fresh gasoline to fill the tank.”
The email continued: “We recognize the importance of the upcoming winter season. Our teams have identified a solution and are currently validating that fix, so our riders can get full enjoyment out of the upcoming riding season. We understand and apologize to our dealers and riders for this inconvenience, but safety is the driver behind our decision, and we are committed to making this right.”
