Polaris RZR 200 Upgrades - Sprocket - Chain - Harness Pass Throughs - Mirrors

[@nolefan66153]

Thank you for this. Just received my new chain and sprocket, and this video made me feel much more comfortable doing the replacement.

[@Off-RoadAdventureFamily]

No problem, it's a pretty easy install!

[@dentaldoc1460]

Thank you!

[@apsfst69]

Great video!

[@Off-RoadAdventureFamily]

Thanks!

[@darenthayne9428]

I have two Rzr 200's for my grandchildren. My biggest complaint is the lack of power/torque for climbing. So gearing them down a bit is step 1. Top speed is not an issue for us, so that trade-off is worth it. I would value leaning about what your favorite upgrades are for your 200.

[@Off-RoadAdventureFamily]

That's the same for us, we do mostly trail riding. More low end power and lose a little top end and it is much better. The chain and sprocket were a big upgrade on the machine. I haven't looked into clutching differences, but so far the stock one does ok. My son recently rolled our RZR 200 and the harnesses I put in along with his helmet kept him safe. With that said, I just added window nets to keep the kids arms in. I wasn't a fan of the ones on the market right now, so we designed our own window nets and plan on selling them. We will have a video out within the next couple of days with info about these. Check them out on our website if you're interested!

[@darenthayne9428]

@@Off-RoadAdventureFamily I get the value of the smaller sprocket. But why is the new chain a significant upgrade? I need to learn more about this.

[@Off-RoadAdventureFamily]

@@darenthayne9428 The chain upgrade is an o-ring style chain. Better quality, self lubricating, and less adjustment needed. Performance wise there isn't a noticeable difference.

[@darenthayne9428]

Did you use a shorter chain after you replaced with sprocket or were you able to use the same length and just adjust the tension?

[@Off-RoadAdventureFamily]

I shortened the new chain, can't remember how much, maybe a couple of links.