ATV, Rants, Reviews Polaris RZR 800 ATV Reviewed India

In forward gears, The RZR has a go anywhere attitude and is always happy to climb rocks and destroy shrubs, but it’s annoyingly hard to reverse. First of all, the power comes in too suddenly, so if you’re parked near a cliff or a steep hill, be very careful, and second, there are no mirrors to guide you in your sudden backwards motion.
On that note, there’s a few more flaws too, the Gear reading on the dash is almost never accurate, which is a problem when you need to put it in park. The seats aren’t adjustable, which wasn’t a problem for me (I’m 6’1″) but if you’re a much smaller or a much larger person, it’s going to be hard for you to be comfortable.This problem affects the passenger side as well, but on the drivers side, atleast the Steering height is customisable. There is a lot of trunk space but since the back side of it is left open, whatever you gather is pretty much just going to fall off unless your ATV’s body is covered. It could use a guard plate on the underside too,  on a few occasions the arm for my front right wheel was found to be attacked by a bunch of boulders.

That said, it’s truly amazing where you’ll find yourself with this machine. It has no limits, no lies, no laws that dictate when your freedom ends. It’s like a wild horse, looking for a wild rider. It has a  pedigree of fearlessness  that will always bring a smile to your face. It’s meant to be exactly as bonkers as you are, and hand on heart, it’ll go anywhere you want it to.