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	Rider Reviews - Vehicles Reviewer: Ryan From: Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada Email: flamingrider@hotmail.com Date: 04/15/2009 Rider Height: 5' 11" Rider Weight: 160 Miles/Hours: 95 hours Overall Rating:   Reliability:   Performance:   Comfort:   Quality: Check Insurance Rates for this vehicle 2007 Polaris Dragon RMK Click for larger picture PSN Specifications for this vehicle Write a Review Post a Topic Accessory Reviews Tell a Friend Full Review -- Going Straight Up All Day -- Rode a 99 Summit X 670 for years got the Dragon used in the summer of 2008. When I hit the snow it was like I was riding a motocross bike not a sled. I love how high the seat sits and the forward riding position. Any traction with an incline results in a mean looking catwalk which I loved. The sled takes abuse well smashed into rocks and trees and a few rolls and still holding up awesome however I did remove the windshield before my first ride. The throttle response is lighting fast and starting is always in the first of second pull. Super hard long pulls and so far only blown one belt which is a first for me. The one draw back to the 700 turning a track such as this one is you have to make sure it is wound right up before you hit the start of the hill or the 700 just can't obtain that high track speed needed to go right over the top of those big western rockies we ride. Front suspension is a touch soft in stock form if you're jumping or doing hard landing drops. All in all I could not imagine myself riding anything else. Upgrades/Accessories Diffrent risers and clamps and took the windshield off Forum Topics Post a Topic   Can you help answer any of these questions about this vehicle? DO you think it could beat a 900 polaris up a hill? Not wit... It doesn't seem like there are too many upgrades available f... Can it really keep up with a 900 polaris? Also, is the tra... DisclaimerReviews are provided on an "as is" basis with no warranty and should be considered entertainment only. Reviews should not be used for any purpose whatsoever, including but not limited to, making decisions about any referenced vehicles, products, modifications or other information. Additional Disclaimer Information
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