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2009 Polaris Outlaw 450 MXR

 
2009 Polaris Outlaw
Polaris made some massive changes to their performance lineup last year when they did away with the long-standing 500cc Predator and replaced it with an industry-standard-displaced 450cc, the KTM- powered Outlaw model (the MXR). For 2009 the MXR received a full makeover which not only shed nearly 7 full pounds off the overall weight, they lowered center of gravity, increased mass centralization, and completely redesigned the aesthetics.
 

Features
  • New Styling: Redesigned Outlaw features aggressive styling, single headlight, weight reduction and a lower center of gravity.
  • 450 cc KTM Engine: Race-bred and championship-winning. Lightweight, liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine features a 39-millimeter Keihin FCR-MX carburetor.
  • FOX Shox: Premium Fox Podium X shocks in front and rear, deliver superior stability and performance on sand and track.
  • 5-Speed Transmission: Five-speed transmission with reverse and industry-leading, self-adjusting hydraulic clutch for smooth shifting.
  • Aluminum Bumper: New aluminum front bumper gives a great look and excellent protection.

 
Specifications
  • Engine: 4-stroke KTM Racing
  • Displacement: 448cc
  • Carburetion: Keihin 39mm FCR
  • Transmission: 5 speed w/reverse
  • Final drive: 520 O-ring Chain
  • Suspension front/wheel travel: Dual A-arm with 10 inches of travel
  • Suspension rear/wheel travel: Mono-shock swing arm with 11 inches of travel
  • Front tire: Maxxis RAZR MX; 20x6-10
  • Rear tire: Maxxis RAZR MX; 18x10-9
  • Front brakes: Dual Hydraulic Disc with dual piston calipers
  • Rear brakes: Hydraulic Disc
  • Overall length: 71.5 inches
  • Overall width: 47 inches
  • Ground clearance: 5 inches
  • Seat height: 30.7 inches
  • Lighting: Hi Temperature
  • Fuel capacity: 3 gallons
  • Dry weight: 359 pounds
  • Color choices: Indy Red and White
  • MSRP: USA - $7,399 | Canada - $8,999




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