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leenanj

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leenanj

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Well almost, this setup will allow you to take your kids with you and still be 50" trail capable.

It don't look like adults would be to comfortable and Polaris does not recommend

more than 200lbs in bed, but small kids would be great!

PS. The new Baby RZR is now at most dealers with a waiting list of course, check it out for your kids!

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rocmoc Grand Master

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Looks good but I sure would be careful climbing. Looks like it would be a great wheelie machine. I don't know about the 50" trails, looks like it may have the wide-track kit, good idea with the kids in the rear. I wonder how much the upgrades cost?

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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mayorOFsalem Apprentice

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I've always wondered, could the gear shift be re-located lower and make room for a middle seat?It could be a kids seat and require lots of mods.I know they sell a bench seat but its way small.

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