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The 2014 Polaris Sportsman Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI is definitely a beast to be reckoned with when riding on really rough terrain is daily business. Not exactly the most nimble recreational vehicle out there, the new Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI is however, a majestic beast of burden which does not give up too easily.
Engineered to get the most daunting tasks done where other ATVs would most likely fail, the 2014 Sportsman Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI comes with on-demand 6-wheel drive, with the "casual drive" being the 4 rear wheels, already in for enhanced passability over obstacles. Add in 10.5" (27cm) of ground clearance and 6-way independent suspension and imagine the possibilities!
The 4-stroke EFI, liquid-cooled twin delivers 50HP and is easy to master thanks to the dual-ratio automatic transmission. Engine braking and active descent control are standard, just like the gas-assisted tilt bed.
When hauling gear or materials needs to be dine, the 2014 Sportsman Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI is extremely handy. This machine can carry an 1080 lbs (490 kg) payload and will tow loads up to 1500 lbs (680 kg). A wide accessory list is waiting for customers to turn their Sportsman Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI into personalized vehicles, too.
This amazing beast is available in Sage Green for $9,999 (€7,370). If you decide to ride with your other ATV buddies for a camping weekend, it's obvious where do the beer crates go, isn't it?
The 4-stroke EFI, liquid-cooled twin delivers 50HP and is easy to master thanks to the dual-ratio automatic transmission. Engine braking and active descent control are standard, just like the gas-assisted tilt bed.
When hauling gear or materials needs to be dine, the 2014 Sportsman Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI is extremely handy. This machine can carry an 1080 lbs (490 kg) payload and will tow loads up to 1500 lbs (680 kg). A wide accessory list is waiting for customers to turn their Sportsman Big Boss 6x6 800 EFI into personalized vehicles, too.
This amazing beast is available in Sage Green for $9,999 (€7,370). If you decide to ride with your other ATV buddies for a camping weekend, it's obvious where do the beer crates go, isn't it?
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