Polaris Indy 650 VR1 vs Ski Doo Renegade X 600R
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Motorhead Mark joins Luke out on the Lake to run the 2021 Polaris Indy MATRYX VR1 650 against the Ski Doo Renegade X featuring the ROTAX 600R engine.
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You guys are the best. LOL. No matter the content you guys always manage to fire up the brand loyal and create some interesting and entertaining conversations.. Both of those sleds are some of the best Polaris and Ski-doo manufacture to date. You honestly can't go wrong with either of those sleds. Great content !! Keep it up !!
Thank you!! Really appreciate that!!!
@@edwardabrahamiii3742 they all do. Besides that your Ski-poodles look like a Strung out Ostrich that hit a wall...Ehhh
@@edwardabrahamiii3742 nah we can't make fun of Polaris or skidoo when it comes to sleds. but when it comes to atvs Polaris is trash but they're ski doos are good and this is coming from a guy who to just bought a lynx
I would make sure to check the jackshaft bearings on the Poo after that test. 2500 miles and they're shot on my new 2021 Vr1 650.
@@miketrudell3011 any comment from polaris why this happened, at least under warranty
I wish they both had the same size track...
I wouldn’t say “blow the doors off”. The doo is 1-2 sled lengths behind and the doo is turning a 137” track.
That's what I was gonna say !
When people have a preference they tend to embellish
Splitting hairs. In a trail riding environment, no one will ever no the difference in engine and power, chassis sure. Comes down to what stickers you like on the side.
@@stuartmeier240 especially these days, they're all great machines
@@stuartmeier240 exactly straight. The only time you’re ever going to notice the slightest of differences is on the lake and even then if you wanted to be a lake racer, a 600 maybe wasn’t the best option
Thanks guys. Now lets see the Mach Z vs Sidewinder...
Yes
I think AJ and Luke are working on this today.
Awesome. If they need a hand let me know! Lol. I am just over here on Lake St Peter.
@@snowtrax and do runs without using launch control so its a fair race
@@wasupfool5692 I say do both!
I love my 600r almost 6k on it not a single issue with the sled 👍
I say that because every 800 I’ve owned let me down at 5,000 km or before
What about the 850? Any experience with the 850?
I've heard the 600's have always been a great sled long term which is why I own one
Im thoroughly impressed with the new polaris matrix. Its the first one ive actally complimented. "THAT BEING SAID", at the end of the day, the 600 etec is still the envy of the whole industry! After that, its what fits your person as a rider. My honest thoughts on the matrix, is that they took an XS chasis and made updates to it. Just saying!
Maybe you should work with BRP on another lawsuit lol since you're being sooo honest lol
Ive owned xs chassis and completly different than a matrix. Loved the xs at the time but matrix is at least 100pds lighter and can hang skis and somehow mangage to steer on rails. Brands at war is great for the consumer
you guys are lucky to ride now. The warm weather wiped out everything in MN south of duluth.
Great video, glad you guys can have fun with all the major brands. Everyone is fighting for the top!! Advantage us!!!
I have a 2005 Ski Doo GSX 500SS that I’ve gotten up to 98 mph, they definitely are no slouches!! Love the content! Keep it up!!
Check out my 2005 Mxz 500ss ‘
129" vs 129" would be a better comparison but it was still a good video
Nasty beautiful comparison boys ... a big thank you 🤩
Now that is what we like to see! Real world back yard racing! Great video!!
Thank you!!!
Mark's wouldn't cha know it comment is my favorite part of the video. I was dying! Great stuff, guys.
Why are you standing up while drag racing ?
Mark had back surgery right before the snow season so it was just uncomfortable to sit for this race. Didn't really impact the outcome. Both sleds had high trail windshields anyways so they're not exactly set up for racing. This was just for fun and entertainment like our Timbersled vs Assault race last season.
@@snowtrax Thanks for clarifying
@@snowtrax i noticed he was standing on both sleds and the Polaris still squeeked out the win every time, would have been nice to see a run from a standstill, I find the Skidoo does better than the Polaris out of the hole. Thinking really strong about spring checking a 650 next week
men do i like seeing you guys do stuff like that together whatever its LUKE and MARK or MARK and AJ OR AJ and LUKE or all 3 of you together .....for ME it just feels and looks i dont know how to say it but ill try more of live feed like i was there with you guys lolol love it keep it up ...great job boys and STT
Thank you!!!
I dont prefer either snowmobile but why did the one on the ski doo on the drag race always stand up? imagine that wind resistance
I knew someone would cry about that.
@@MikeMFnJones1 well it makes a difference, but Luke stood up no matter what sled he was on and the Polaris always squeezed out the win
I’ve never seen anybody stand up dragracing
@@ronb6333 then you didn't watch the video
@@MikeMFnJones1 I was listening to the video, not 30 seconds after I posted this he talked about dent.
Thanks guys! Nice “race review “! I have to say that I’m die hard Ski Doo, and bleed yellow. That said I usually only watch the reviews on Ski Doo models, with a few other interesting reviews of competing sleds. I have a garage full of restored, vintage, SkiDoos, and always have a top of the mark current SkiDoo for a driver. That said, I always take your opinion as gold! It’s shows like yours, that make brands like mine,BETTER! Thank you for that! Just because I’m brand loyal, doesn’t make it the best... it’s your reviews and opinions, that help the manufacturers improve their products. Thanks again!
Thanks for posting guys.
The skidoo is at a disadvantage from the start longer track and gear ratio. Run a 600 X 129 against the 650 129 both with a 1.25 track then you will have a better comparison.
A vr1 is a 137 inch track. Just like the skidoo.
That 600 just doesn’t have enough hp to keep up with the 650. Bigger piston more torque
I’d want to see now that Polaris against a MXZ 600r
Another fun to watch video. I do own a 2015 Renegade X with the 600 H.O. engine and that’s plenty HPs for me. It is so good on gas and oil consumption, I am very please with the performance.
If I was in the market for a new sled, I would probably go with the 600R package.
Well maybe a MACH Z ... if money is no issues 😆😎👍👌.
Thanks Luke and Dad !!!
Great comparison as always! You guys are the best.
I would hope the Polaris beat it. Shorter track and more cubic inches.
I’m very impressed with how well a 137”x1.5” 600 kept up with a 129”x1.25” 650. Guess I’ll be staying buying 600r’s for the kids. Also don’t stand up so long when drag racing, all you’re doing is acting like an air brake ;). Great video none the less snowtrax crew!
Not sure if you actually watched the video or not. It clearly states the Skidoo was a 1.25 track. Many go fast guys argue that a 137 is actually an advantage. Which is evidenced by the fact that yamaha and arctic cat spec the SRX and thundercat with 137's.
@@pavmentsurfer13 my apologies looked like a 1.5. After running renegades for years and years and finally hoping on an mxz this year I can agree that in terms of traction the 137” can’t be beat but in terms of weight(both rotating and non rotating) and track speed you can’t argue that the 129” will outpace the 137” every single time.
Great video guys,as always...watch you guys year round,for as long as I can remember! People love to bash and be negative,no matter what you do,and all you guys do is try and put out great content. People always comment you favor polaris,but I remember before the axys chassis people used to say you favored skidoo,and they were paying you,now it's polaris. Maybe you guys just give honest opinions lol.. thanks for all the years of snowtrax/dirttrax....been my weekend morning routine for many years lol
Thanks man. Your comment is so much appreciated. And youre right. Its just about what works. Not about who makes it.
So close...... buy what you like. I say that even owning a 650. The ski doo is impressive !
As usual great job boys... Both are great machines!
Thank you!!
My dad spring ordered a 600 renegade enduro. I cant wait for it to come in so I can maybe try it
Drag races on Head Lake! Brings me right back to high-school!
Amazed that the Ski-Doo kept up as well when it’s a heavier sled, lot less hp and longer heavier to pull track. And which sled used most fuel 😊
Guaranteed weight is not much different unless the Polaris is lacking ES...
Yea, I don’t understand why they used the renegade instead of the 129 so they were the same track lengths.
And oil? We know the answer
How do you know the answer. Tell me oh wise one, do you have a comparison
2022 Thunder cat vs 2022 winder lake running!
Same sled
Great vid guys! that helped me make up my mind. going with the Polaris 650 VR1 now. Cheers!
I have 3300 miles on my 20 renegade x 600R. It has been perfect as far as reliability, fuel consumption and vibration, no complaints. This is primarily my wife's sled but we do swap off with my 21 XRS 850 renegade at times. I will tell you that for short distances the 600R will hang with my 850, but there is no comparison in the seat of the pants feel. The bigger displacement just pulls harder from the get go. I'm guessing you feel that difference between these two sleds as well.
So much fun watching you guys racing on head lake. If you ever find your selves on the south west end of Kashagawigamog Lake. Follow the tracks into the two rinks and say hi.
Looks like the perfect break in procedure.
Maybe try sitting instead of standing when you are trying to do a comparative race lol smh
Both great sleds and a fun comparison. Never seen stand up drag racing?
If both were 129s it would be closer. But Cool comparison
Not necessarily. There are many who would actually argue that the 137 is a slight advantage. Once its rolling it really makes very little difference at all.
137 track are harder to pull and slower, everyone know that and comparing a 600 /650 is like comparing a 800 /850
Hey guy's you have lost my respect ...
Still like your show because i am still a big snowmobiling fan but as far as your comparo it is questionable.
@@jacquescousineau2587 I totally agree
The Doo obly has a 1-ply track and the Polaris has a 2-ply. So maybe Doo actually has the advantage as a single ply should roll easier.
You guys always have such a rough day at the office!
I wish you were sitting down during the drag race too. For a truly consistent measurement. But still awesome to watch.
Mark had back surgery right before the snow season so it was just uncomfortable to sit for this race. Didn't really impact the outcome. Both sleds had high trail windshields anyways so they're not exactly set up for racing. This was just for fun and entertainment like our Timbersled vs Assault race last season.
@@snowtrax lol got to love the dedication to snowmobiling!
We have 2 VR1 650 and like them a lot checked mileage last year trail riding got 17 mpg
First one hereee😜 Loved the machines
Been waiting for this..
The Polaris costs a lot more $$. The doo seems like the better value. I am ordering a MXZ X 600R next week...can't wait. Stepping down from my 2014 Polaris 600 Indy. It's been a rock solid sled...no complaints.
Talk about fun😊
Just wondering how the longer track would be more of advantage.. maybe of the line, cause of traction it has for contact to surface. But doing a roll i don't think it would, takes more power/ torque to spin a bigger track , noooo??? I do like both I am just saying my opinion..
Actually it doesnt take more power to spin a 137. The sled doesnt really know how long its track is. Theres a slight weight penalty. But really, thats about it. A taller or shorter lug paddle would have more of an effect than a 129 VS 137. You have to remember, thats only 4 inches more track on the snow.
So it does take more power/ torque cause of weight. The motor has to spin the track the track is 4 inches longer and weight is more on that track so motor has to work harder to spin say track??. Its like this i mud bog race i put bigger tires on the truck the tires are heavier so takes more energy to move correct?? Then my so called smaller tires
?? So you re gear your diff so you can spin the bigger tires??. Same goes for the tracks on the sled ?? Noooo.. as I said I like both sleds.. I was just stating real world facts on friction and power loss on rotation mass.. ?? And of course the sled doesn't know the track is bigger . But I bet if you were to put a 129 on a dyno to a 137 with the same gearing or clutching it would show that the motor is working a little harder to spin just that little 4inch longer track that weights more...
Thats the point I was making. Weight makes a difference.
@@pavmentsurfer13 what????? Please consider basic physics.
Is it me or did it seem like the guy on the Ski Doo did their best to sit as high as possible to make sure they took in as much wind as possible!! Not to mention the track size difference, I'm sure it's no big deal a few more pounds and a little more track to turn!
Why are you standing up during a speed run?
My thoughts exactly
Mark had back surgery right before the snow season so it was just uncomfortable to sit for this race. Didn't really impact the outcome. Both sleds had high trail windshields anyways so they're not exactly set up for racing. This was just for fun and entertainment like our Timbersled vs Assault race last season.
The power difference is minimal and I don't care about that. Both have plenty ! I want to know which sled beats you up the least at the end of the day. Steering ease, ride quality, comfort, weight or feeling of weight, fuel and oil economy ? ??????
I would say the biggest difference is the Matryx platform. It just feels so good going in and coming out of corners on the trails. There is nothing on the market like it. Personally I wouldn't own a 2 stroke anymore. I don't want to make the time to be tearing engines down every 8000km or so. Which is every 2 years. Less time in the shop and more on the trails. Now if we could only get Polaris to put their 4 strokes in sleds.
What I'm waiting for and keep the 129 ice ripper in them for handling purposes 👍🏼
@@thomasg990 The trail ripping sweet spot is 136-139. You don't wash out powering out of a corner as easy allowing you to come on the throttle earlier and gain a substantial lead vs lesser track sizes. Any larger then 139 and it will start over steering you around corners. You can leave the 129 and less tracks well behind the pack. There's a reason all the premium trail machines run a 136-139. You pay extra to be top trail dog.
@@shperax disagree I ride with renegades also with a Polaris 800 R and I have a 2016 blizzard and I'm on eco mode all day no one touches me I can get off the sled shut it down and take off my helmet while they're still fighting the corners 🤷🏻♂️
@@thomasg990 The sled companies hire pro riders to test these machines and come to these conclusions. Personally I like short tracks so I can drift around corners. That doesn't make it the best possible setup in timed races with professional riders. All the manufacturers have done that and come to the conclusion that 136-139 is the sweet spot. Just cause you like it or have it, that doesn't make it "the best". It just needs to be fun for you and that's all that really matters.
@@shperax I still think 121-129 is the sweet spot I've been riding since I was 13 now 52 so I'm pretty sure I've been riding long enough to know.. my cousin got rid of his sled last year he said he should of kept it cause they'll never probably make 121s no more and they all push very dangerous on trails too pushing into corners when someone else is coming pushing towards you cause they can't handle the sled pushing..🤷🏻♂️ hence why people are wrecking more than usual.. pretty sad I think the market is just targeting non trail rider's and the crossover and mountain section and you can't even go off most of the trails any more without getting a ticket 🤷🏻♂️
Great vs segment!, but would of been even better if they had identical track lengths.
I’ll take the doo, so in five years when I can afford one it’ll still be running.
I’m curious other than track length on how the gearing and driver sizes also compare I’d think that would be as much or more of a factor than just track length.
I would say the 600r kept up pretty well.
And with 30% of the power increase being where you Wanted when your trail riding Corner to corner...
What's the fuel efficiency difference between the 2 sleds?
Great comparison, I am a doo fan. I was wondering how the 2 would compare. As I thought the way it would go, is the way it turned out. If the throttle was held longer, does the Polaris keep on pulling, or does gap stay the same? If also started from a stop, does the doo take off quicker and Polaris playing catch up? Keep up the excellent work.
Great video, very enjoyable content and actually useful
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your onto something guys, that is cool, maybe do the 20km/h to the cones next then punch it, 👊 that is a great segment!!
Thank you!!
Awesome comparison, 👌 keep em coming.
Polaris newest joint, against a chassis ive been pounding on since 17'
Why are some races one driver is standing ? Also, what speeds were you seeing at the end of a quarter mile, ? Thanks for your videos. Very enjoyable. Brian
I’ve got a ‘14 600 pro RMK and the new 650 RMKs have me drooling. I’d love to see a review of them compared to the 600 RMKs.
The track on the doo is also 6.2% longer. The race would be more fair from a stop. It takes HP to turn a larger track and that will suffer on the top end... but you guys are the pros🤣 and in Polaris’s pocket
Hey travis... do some research. Many go fast guys feel a 137 is faster than a 129 because the approach angle on the track is lower. Most go fast guys agree that the 137 is not slower than a 129. A snowmobile doesnt know how long its track is. Proof of this is the fact that both Yamaha and Arctic Cat chose 137 skidframes for their dedicated lake racer sleds the SRX and T-Cat. Why would they do this if the 137 was slower?
Excellent!
They really pull for 600 class sleds. Impressive.
Great job on the video
Thanks!
I recognize that lake😋 I love ripping my old 600xcsp, she's a rocket that nobody takes seriously until they see my tail light at the end. I would take that 650 though I suppose hahahaha
Polaris smoke the ski-doo. The next one you guys do should be the polaris 850 vs the Ski-Doo 900
If you really wanted to prove which one was faster why didn't you have the same size tracks? Why were you standing up on the skidoo? If it had Bean a Fair race I think they would have almost been equal in speed. Or at least very close.
Read the comment, Bernie. This has been explained probably a dozen times already.
Thanks guys real test in the outdoors.👍💪👏
Lol real tast whiy would hi stand up on a lake 🤦♂️👎👎👎👎
Why do you say the 137 on the Doo would be an advantage? You are doing a rolling start on what appears to be very cold, packed, hard snow with good grip. The 137 may be better from a dead start, but a extra spinning weight is a disadvantage in this case. You show 4 different pulls where Mark is standing in all of them. In 3 of the 4 pulls, Mark is standing on the Doo and the Polaris has a larger gap. In the pull where Mark is standing on the Polaris, the gap is smaller. I have both Polaris and Ski Doo machines, I don't care what is faster, and you do state this is "unscientific" and you are having fun, I get it. However, you guys get accused of bias toward Polaris, maybe the parameters of this test show some of the reasons.
Frank, this was UNSCIENTIFIC AND WE WERE JUST OUT HAVING FUN!! Relax and don't take it so seriously!!!!
@@snowtrax Thanks guys. Its all good...
Many go fast guys feel the 137 is an advantage becasue the track has a lower attack angle. Ask yourself this, why did arctic and yamaha choose 137 skidframes for the t-cat and SRX? If a 129 was faster, they would have gone that route. We didnt show EVERY run. We probably did 30 runs that day. Not all were filmed and not all filmed shots were useable. THe ones that worked showed mark on the skidoo more often. But the actual run count was even for both. Funny how no one comments on me being heavier than mark and that being a disadvantage.
How about a 650 vs. 800/850? I'd love to see how much of a difference there really is? Is it worth spending the extra cash? Especially since the 650's are so good. I really enjoyed the low tech approach to this video. Same thing I would have done with my buddies to form our opinion.
Love the green jacket. What model is it? Does it come in a colour to match the Polaris?
Not fair notice both mark and Luke stood straight up when riding the ski doo! The wind resistance when racing like that is ridiculous! It’s like holding a 6 foot shield while trying to race. I don’t believe the Polaris is that much faster! The last race was even worse he looked like he didn’t even care about getting on the throttle of the ski doo. He was looking over at him standing up…
Probably should actually make a fair comparison you can’t do a 137 and a 129 lol
The difference is EXTREMELY minimal and some go fast guys would even argue 137s are slightly faster. The only difference is a few lbs extra weight. A snowmobile doesnt know how long its track is. The difference is weight is less than the difference in weight between mark and I.
Try the same length track next time or use a 137 Polaris against a 129 Skidmore and see the reesults
Actually a 137 track hooks up better than a 129. If the VR1 had a 137 it probably would have been a few more sled lengths.
Not at all... Less friction with shorter track and less weight.. Both were studed...
If they would have started from a dead stop the longer track would have helped, thats why they started the race from about 30mph
What's with the standing up on the Doo? Who stands up during a drag race? It's like dragging a parachute.... unless you want a certain sled to lose that is...
I ride polaris and have a lunch 650. Great sled ! However it ALWAYS takes a bigger motor for polaris to beat ski doo. I'm actually not surprised that the ski doo was that close
I have to disagree with that I know the 600 cfi 2018 xcr 600 136” was easily beating skidoo etec every run. Also the 800 HO cfi was always giving the etec 850 run for its money.
Do you guys have a 600r 129 to compare with or was that why you have the 137?
K The Ski-doo is carrying around a longer, heavier track and rear suspension and the Polaris didn't "blow the doors off" the Ski-doo it finger walked away. I'm assuming the Ski-doo is geared lower and clutched differently than if it was a short track model?
Nope. The skidoo is geared and clutched exactly the same as their own 129. The ONLY disadvantage the skidoo is at with the 137 is the SLIGHT weight increase. But its so minimal. Much less than the difference in weight between mark and I. A sled doesnt really know how long its track is other than traction.
Excellent comparo.
Blew the doors off. Holy cow guys. Not to mention whomever was riding the Doo near the end was standing up for a lot of the run. And a Renegade will be slower in a straight line.
To all of you guys watching this and wanting deciding factors on a new sled, please don’t go by this. It’s not an “apples to apples” comparison.
Hey buddy... jump down off your pedestal. We said at the beginning it wasnt scientific. Did you actually WATCH it. Mark stood up on BOTH sleds... didnt make a difference either way. Plus, he weights less than I do. He had back surgery before the season started and couldnt sit down. As far as "blew the doors off". We were excited. Do you ever get excited when your talking. The renegade is NOT slower in a stright line. Some go fast guys would argue a 137 is actually a bit faster. But the only difference would be a tiny bit of extra weight on the renegade but it would be less than the difference between mark and I and we swapped each run.
What speeds are you seeing from these sleds? In MPH.
Etec will be a lot more efficient and in my opinion r motion rides better than a Polaris and is the best riding sled on the market. Can’t beat Brp and Skidoo engineering! Good video but I’ll stick with my Skidoo especially my Mxz X 850 Etec!
What is the top speed of the 600
Well yeah obviously the 650 is faster, i mean it should. It would be kinda emberassing if it wasn't. Looked like that longer track on the Doo helped it at launch am i wrong? And then the Polaris got past pretty soon afterwards.
Is that in Halliburton?
Yes!
Polaris nothing beats the way were built
Next time do MXZ 129” track
So they at least match. You had to go with a bigger track and the skidoo still kept up
Really miss lead in comparison
You both need to have the same seating position, not one standing the other sitting. It might not change the results too much, but at those speeds the wind resistance is significant. I just saw the other similar post...
Mark had back surgery right before the snow season so it was just uncomfortable to sit for this race. Didn't really impact the outcome. Both sleds had high trail windshields anyways so they're not exactly set up for racing. This was just for fun and entertainment like our Timbersled vs Assault race last season.
@@snowtrax No worries, it did look like fun, results are marginal and as expected.
We switched back and forth. The disadvantage would be equal either way. It made no difference. The polaris was still faster with mark on it.
@@pavmentsurfer13 Thanks Luke, keep up the great videos. I hope Mark's back gets better, back issues are terrible.
Polaris builds sleds for power and handling. Ski Poo just for the wheelies.
129 vs 137 - put a older xs 600 xrs with a 121 underneath, and it'll likely win in the roll (or at least catch up at the top) - prove me wrong :)
Would be cool to see how the Polaris 650 stacks up to the Yamaha Genesis 1049
Let’s see the new srx vs the new Mach z
But does the polaris still have a run-in system that reduce 30% of the horsepower?
Undoubtedly the design of the Polaris ... If at least it could receive a 4-stroke engine .... sniff 😓
Not tryin to be negative but your running a129 more hp sled against a 137 in less hp sled did anybody think the outcome would be different
This was just for fun, dude. Nothing scientific here. Just a father and son having a good day...
Blew the doors off? Video looks awful close in every run, when has a length or so become blow the doors off? Especially with a shorter track on one machine
Easy there big fella. It was just for fun and nothing scientific.
I was thinking the same thing lol everytime they were really close.
Chill bro. It was an excited comment after having some fun. Ever get excited? The track length MIGHT make a TINY difference if at all. A snowmobile doesnt know how long its track is. The only disadvantage would be a few lbs of weight. But less than the difference between mark and I.
@@pavmentsurfer13 no offense but you're doing a review that subscribers use to compare machines, you need to keep it real 😉
What top speed did you see in the 650?
That has got to make a lot of skidoo people really spin their heads 😂
No it's not... Longer track is slower.... Should be even with same length of track