The PRO XP after 3 years of HARD use. Pros, cons, issues, future plans, back story, and a recap.

Today is a special day - the 3 year anniversary of the 2020 Polaris RZR PRO XP, "affectionally" named Provolone. It's hard to believe that we picked up this machine that long ago!
I'm going to review it and show some never before seen footage of the machine before Provolone, as well as some bonus footage of jumps and mud holes that I've never showed before!
This machine has been through just about everything. Deep mud, deep water, rocks, jumps, dust, thick vegetation, wide open fields, steep hills... Really the only thing I'm missing are the sand dunes, and that is on the list (after new tires)! I've only had one mechanical problem that left it dead on a trail, and that was corrected under warranty.
Thanks to Adam of ‪@AbsoluteMissileTV‬ for coming out and helping with this video!

[@meganemery8268]

Loved the Q&A! Was a lot of fun to watch!

[@3DayWeekend]

Glad you liked it! This was a fun video to make.

[@toolshedjunky]

I'm continually impressed with my Pro XP. Named it "Fight Club".

[@3DayWeekend]

Haha nice! I love it. Best machine I've ever owned by far!

[@dougfrombergen3984]

have you greased the wheel bearings

[@3DayWeekend]

Yes sir, since day 1. There is a lot of conflicting information out there on if you should do it or not, but to get as many miles out of mine as I did through all that water and mud, I'm a firm believer in greasing bearings. If I were out in the desert or sand dunes, I probably wouldn't. Lots of water and mud? Absolutely! Thanks for watching!

[@StarknightMT_official]

Hello, Are you interested in testing products? We would like to invite you to test the center storage bag for your 2020 Polaris RZR PRO XP

[@3DayWeekend]

Please reach out via email for business inquiries. You can find my email address on my 'about' page. Thank you!

[@StarknightMT_official]

@@3DayWeekend Thank you. we will send the details.

[@WilliamVogt-rb1pe]

you shouldn't be ashamed only 2100 miles in 3 years what a joke

[@3DayWeekend]

It all depends on where you ride! Remember, 100 miles of non-stop hard, tight, technical trails can take a long time to cover is much harder on a machine than 100 miles of open trails or roads. In my opinion, the 100 miles of tough trails is more of a test on the machine than the easy miles are. Everyone rides their machines differently and will experience different issues. That's just what I've done so far! Thanks for watching!