Snowmobiling is undoubtedly fun, but it’s even more fun when the snowmobile is properly equipped to carry personal belongings and accessories that can become extremely useful. Polaris is aware of this need and offers the necessary tools to make your long rides more enjoyable. Knowing how to exploit these options is, in my opinion, an added value to the brand to avoid many inconveniences. Therefore, I would like to share the different accessory options and possible layout suggestions for the AXYS chassis.
First, beyond the look, the discerning consumer will be able to recognize the advantages of storage options offered by one manufacturer over another. It’s interesting to note that some of the manufacturers’ models reflect this. As a matter of fact, the targeted vehicles come with two practical compartments to store some effects. The first one is in the dashboard, where you can install a sealed extension to accommodate a GPS, and the other is at the rear where a surprising 16.8 L space is available.
Polaris has also used its ingenuity by developing a useful bag to fill the space lost under the hood. This unnoticeable element allows the addition of extra litres.
One of the most appreciated characteristics is undoubtedly the profile of the rear tunnel. It’s designed with two T-slots. No more need to drill the tunnel to accessorize the vehicle! In my case, I like to drive with a fuel reserve. That’s why I used this system to install the brackets that hold my spare gas canister.
Given the existence of these open spaces, it’s wise to make an exhaustive and minimalist list of tools at the beginning of the season that can become a practical necessity. Medium and long ride enthusiasts will also be satisfied by the range of boxes offered by Polaris.
