Destination Polaris: "Roseau Minnesota" Ep. 12
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- čas přidán 16. 12. 2020
- Alexa spends the week in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, the home of Polaris Industries. She rides brand new machines through Beltrami Island State Forest with stops at Bemis Hill and Chester Webb's historical site.
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I'd do just about anything to design for Polaris. RS1 is on order. Very excited. Friends family and spot. Love the engineers riding and living the sport. It's glorious.
Yeah place is a shit hole!!! You should do anything to help quality out which they really slack at because they care more about quantity than quality!!!! Every machine has stripped bolts in it because they can't take the time to fix it right, its called take an impact and tighten that stripped bolt till it looks torqued.
I forgot you have to be a female to design Polaris. So you might have to get surgery done.
@@junejuy6791 Seems like somebody has an agenda.
@@junejuy6791 This is just a stupid thing to say in general. Are you claiming Polaris only hires women and also insinuating that somehow that reduces the quality of their designs? You don't appear to know what you're talking about.
@@junejuy6791 We have HOW MANY MALE RUN companies? Oh ok. Let's talk about that. Stop crying snowflake
I came across this video because i was looking for trails to ride my new can am around in roseau.
Message to Polaris, I know power sells, and i love it, but showing all these high power machines tearing up trails is exactly why we are losing trails and places to ride. Spider Lake is a prime example. I used to ride that all the time years ago.....before it was featured in a popular UTV magazine. Then EVERYONE went there. Shortly after, a majority of the trails were closed. And riding it lately, its a rutted up nightmare. DNR says heavy machines and too wide ruins the land.....no..... HIGH Power and lack of respect ruins the trails. I ride the Jeep ORV trails and they are not nearly as torn up. And they have been arouns a LONG time. All slow travel and not much tire spin. I almost got clipped by a couple RZR's running well over 50mph around a curve in Spider Lake. I don't go there anymore. I know Polaris is lobbying to increase weight limits and tires to get a new UTV class so they're new machines can actually be trail legal, but if people don't start respecting trails, we will be out of land to run on. Polaris should be buying land to make specific areas for all out machine bashing. Fix it regularly with excavation equipment. This just to preserve the precious trails we have now. I know there are people who will rip on me for saying this, but when the trails are all closed, I'll say I told you so. 🙁
I use to live in Badger, MN few years ago. And yes I can agree with this.