2006 Polaris Touring Trail Deluxe
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2006 Polaris Touring Trail Deluxe Specifications
Identification | |
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Model Type | Touring |
BASE MSRP(US) | $6,199.00 |
Dealers | Polaris Dealers |
Warranty | 12 |
Insurance |
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Engine: | |
Engine Type | Horizontal In-line |
Cylinders | 2 |
Engine Stroke | 2-Stroke |
Valve Configuration | Reed Valve |
Displacement (cc/ci) | 544 / 33.2 |
Starter | Electric |
Turbocharged | No |
Carburetion Type | Carburetor |
Transmission: | |
Reverse | Yes |
Technical Specifications: | |
Length (ft) | 10.67 |
Width (in/mm) | 48 / 1219.2 |
Height (in/mm) | 49.5 / 1257.3 |
Maximum Ski Stance (in/mm) | 42.5 / 1079.5 |
Minimum Ski Stance (in/mm) | 42.5 / 1079.5 |
Dry Weight (lbs/kg) | 570 / 258.6 |
Fuel Capacity (gal/l) | 12.3 / 46.4 |
Seats: | |
Number Of Seats | 2 |
Seat Backrest | Standard |
Exterior: | |
Ski Material | Composite |
Skag Material | Carbide |
Drive Line: | |
Track Length (in/mm) | 136 / 3454.4 |
Track Width (in/mm) | 15 / 381 |
Lug Height (in/mm) | 1 / 25.4 |
Convenience: | |
Heated Hand Grips | Standard |
Glass: | |
Rearview Mirrors | Standard |
Height | Mid |
User Reviews
steering problem
By roundkatt(Owner), Jan. 13, 2012
The sled is a comfortable ride for two on the right trails. It starts easily, even when cold, with the electric start, and the reverse is great once you master feathering the throttle so that the engine doesn't quit. There is adequate power as long as the riders are not way overweight. On open tra...
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Stay on the groomed trail
Oct. 11, 2019
This is a nice sled for two as long as you are on a groomed trail or riding on open ice. It really struggles to respond well in fresh snow. The steering is kind of squirrelly on any turns. I have enjoyed owning it as long as I stay clear of any challenging terrain.
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