Photo: Polaris
Polaris shows another 2014 iteration of their big-bore machinery, the Scrambler XP 850 HO. With HO standing for High Output, it's obvious we're looking at their new 77 HP engine, packing all the might needed to tackle the wilderness obstacles.
The new Scrambler also comes with an all-new stainless steel exhaust which was designed with sport performance in mind, offering better power and torque tuning and a more ear-pleasing note.
Racks can accommodate up to 75 lbs (34 kg) of luggage, while the massive 1500 lbs (680 kg) hitch towing capacity is great for tough times in the wild. A new seat came in place of the old one, for more comfort even during longer trail rides.
With 11.5" (28 cm) and dual A-arm suspensions for both front and rear, automatic, dual-ratio transmission and on-demand AWD, the 2014 Polaris Scrambler XP 850 HO is a really cool machine ofr off-road adventures.
A Limited Edition Scrambler is also available, with 4WD Sport Recreation 14" 489 II tires for more grip on loose terrain and mud, Electronic Power Steering and Fox Podium X shocks. While the standard version comes in Candy Red for $9,499 (€7.025), the LE is available in Voodoo Blue, for $11,999 (€8,875).
Racks can accommodate up to 75 lbs (34 kg) of luggage, while the massive 1500 lbs (680 kg) hitch towing capacity is great for tough times in the wild. A new seat came in place of the old one, for more comfort even during longer trail rides.
With 11.5" (28 cm) and dual A-arm suspensions for both front and rear, automatic, dual-ratio transmission and on-demand AWD, the 2014 Polaris Scrambler XP 850 HO is a really cool machine ofr off-road adventures.
A Limited Edition Scrambler is also available, with 4WD Sport Recreation 14" 489 II tires for more grip on loose terrain and mud, Electronic Power Steering and Fox Podium X shocks. While the standard version comes in Candy Red for $9,499 (€7.025), the LE is available in Voodoo Blue, for $11,999 (€8,875).
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