2010
Polaris Scrambler, Trail Blazer & Pheonix
- Sport ATV Line-Up
Polaris
Scrambler 500 4x4 ATV [Specifications]
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2010
Polaris Scrambler
500 4x4 ATV
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Updating styling, Improved
ergonomics including larger seat &
larger foot rests.
- 17% more-powerful lighting
- Thicker brake disc with
new master cylinder
- Remote fuel gauge
- With a rear suspension
travel of 10.5 in./26.7 cm the Scrambler
delivers a bump-absorbing, super smooth
ride.
- The MacPherson strut
front suspension has 8.2 in./ 20.8 cm
of travel for a smooth, comfortable ride.
- The Scrambler 500 uses
single-lever braking for hydraulic disc
stopping power on all wheels.
- The Polaris On Demand
All-Wheel Drive (AWD) system automatically
engages when the rider needs more forward
traction. It reverts to 2WD automatically
when AWD is no longer needed.
- NEW!
Centralized Hilliard System with
double offset joint front drive shafts
to eliminate handlebar vibration in AWD.
- PVT (Polaris Variable
Transmission), the industry’s all-time
bestselling automatic transmission, continually
senses engine speed and vehicle torque
load to provide the proper amount of power
to the drive wheels in every type of riding
situation .
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Polaris
Trail Blazer 330 ATV [Specifications]
REDESIGNED
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- NEW:
Improved ergonomics, 28% more-powerful
lighting, New suspension/chasis, Thicker
brake disc with, new master cylinder,
and Remote fuel gauge
- Air/Oil Cooled 4-Stroke
Polaris 330 Engine
- With a rear suspension
travel of 10.5 in./26.7 cm the Trail Blazer
330 delivers a bump-absorbing, super smooth
ride.
- PVT (Polaris Variable
Transmission), the industry’s all-time
best-selling automatic transmission, continually
senses engine speed and vehicle torque
load to provide the proper amount of power
to the drive wheels in every type of riding
situation.
- The reliable, low maintenance
Concentric Drive System maximizes power
to the ground for added traction and control.
- The MacPherson strut
front suspension has 8.2 in./20.8 cm of
travel for an easy handling, comfortable
ride.
- The Trail Blazer 330
uses single-lever braking for hydraulic
disc stopping power on all wheels. It
makes trail riding fun and easy.
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2010
Polaris Trail Blazer 330 ATV
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- The ride is smooth and sporty with
tough, dual A-arm front suspension, a
rear swing arm with a single emulsion-type
shock, and a class leading 7 in./17.8
cm of suspension travel in the front and
6.5 in./16.5 cm of rear travel
- The Phoenix features a simple to use
electric starter with a backup kickstarter,
full floorboards and forward/ neutral
& reverse gears.
- The shaft drive is a simple, durable,
lowmaintenance means of reliably delivering
power to the drive wheels.
- The engine and swing arm are protected
by skid plates that will take the brunt
of contact with obstacles, and the Phoenix
has 5.7 in./14.5 cm of ground clearance.
- The industry’s all-time best-selling
automatic transmission, continually senses
engine speed and vehicle torque load to
provide the proper amount of power to
the drive wheels in every type of riding
situation.
- At the heart of the Phoenix’s
sporty performance is its air-cooled 4-stroke
engine, which delivers easy-to-handle
performance.
- The frame is designed so the seat is
narrow at the front yet wide and comfortable
in the rear to accommodate riders of varying
size and weight.
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2010
Polaris Phoenix 200 ATV
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About Polaris:
With annual 2008 sales of $1.9 Billion, Polaris
designs, engineers, manufactures and markets off
road vehicles (ORVs) including: all-terrain vehicles
(ATVs), the Polaris RANGER, snowmobiles, and Victory
motorcycles for recreational and utility use.
Polaris Industries Inc. trades on the New York
Stock Exchange under the symbol "PII,"
and the Company is included in the S&P Small-Cap
600 stock price index. Information about the complete
line of Polaris products, apparel and vehicle
accessories are available from authorized Polaris
dealers or anytime from the Polaris homepage at
www.polarisindustries.com.
www.polarisindustries.com
2100 Highway 55
Medina, MN 55340
(763) 417-8650
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