Polaris Trail Boss 250 Drifting in the Snow | Canadian Winter 🥶

Ripping the quad around the block. Making the most of this Canadian winter. On this day, the temperature was -4c with a real feel of -10c. Roads were icy & perfect for drifting with minimal damage to treads. It’s hard to tell but it was lightly snowing & I didn’t have a helmet on (not recommended) so visibility was very low, it was hard to keep my eyes open.
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[@eastkingstonnh]

It's amazing to see so many of these with the original tires still on them.

[@ezio8591]

can't beat the sound of a 2 stroke, great lil machine!

[@zombanator3000]

Rotary engines sound awesome to

[@primalhouse5032]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@jarridwilson8602]

I have the identical machine and live in Minnesota. My only complaint is once the snow is even slightly deep. It’s just too light and get stuck easy. To be honest, though for the age, it starts every time in 3/5 pulls 2nd pull in the summer no matter how long it’s been sitting.

[@primalhouse5032]

I know what you’re saying, it’s a little weak in the winter for anything but ice fishing in good conditions. But mine is very reliable that way as well. Never more than 5 pulls when she’s dead cold.

[@Yz4Life]

4x4 models with half decent tires go though snow really good. 2 feet of snow is no problem

[@hallokid84]

Oh and tighten your shifter cable mine slipped like that until I tightened it a bit..

[@hallokid84]

Sweet.. I have a 95 400l..

[@Idk-vn3jv]

After market exhaust?

[@WithoutReason]

I was curious about this myself but I honestly think there’s just a leak in the ceil or something.

[@doyler4420]

It sounds like an aaen pipe