Trail tech voyager for us doo owners
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Probably should buy some trail tech stock
Polaris owns Trail Tech.
I have bought the UTV package for the trailtech. it installs nicely on the bar riser, can be moved up or down, doesn't fill up with snow, and works well when rolling over. It comes with a ram mount that works perfectly. You can buy this mount separately but you might as well buy it with the mount. We have 4 of these mounted the same way and I have ordered a 5th for the extra sled. The 5th has been on order since Dec. Note, I took the picture from the seat a little low. I can see my gauge fine when standing and riding other than its always covered in snow(the gauge), the trailtech doesn't block its view.
Voyager Pro Kit, UTV | TrailTech
Voyager Pro, UTV, The Connected Rider’s GPS. Trail Tech offers a variety of model specific and universal kits for complete vehicle integration. All kits inc.
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So this HAS this been a good solid mount for you.?I have bought the UTV package for the trailtech. it installs nicely on the bar riser, can be moved up or down, doesn't fill up with snow, and works well when rolling over. It comes with a ram mount that works perfectly. You can buy this mount separately but you might as well buy it with the mount. We have 4 of these mounted the same way and I have ordered a 5th for the extra sled. The 5th has been on order since Dec. Note, I took the picture from the seat a little low. I can see my gauge fine when standing and riding other than its always covered in snow, the trailtech doesn't block its view.
Voyager Pro Kit, UTV | TrailTech
Voyager Pro, UTV, The Connected Rider’s GPS. Trail Tech offers a variety of model specific and universal kits for complete vehicle integration. All kits inc.
No ROLL OVER issues?
It’s on a ram mount. You can flip the screen all the way down if you so desire.
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I mounted my garmin rino for years like that with a ram mount on the riser. Worked great. ram mount gives anyway if you roll it over, it moves around.
The ram mount is awesome, it will let you move it around and I never worry about when I roll my sled. It's probably the easiest way to mount the trailtec and the least invasive. I tried bolting below and next to the gauge on my Gen4 but I much prefer this option for visibility, ease, and stability.
thanks
If anyone is wanting one of these immediately I will sell mine as is, comes with the dock and protector (protector does prevent it from easily being taken off the sled), a few bar mounts I didn't end up using, wall charger, various other bits, and all items that come with the "snow" kit. PM me if you want it.
Worked when the sled was running, couldn't ever get tracks to show up but that could have been user error. I had it mounted to my dash as shown in the photos. Never had an issue with rollovers in this configuration. Buddy tracking with polaris worked, just not consistently. Perhaps as others have mentioned, installing an in-line battery could overcome this issue.
Worked when the sled was running, couldn't ever get tracks to show up but that could have been user error. I had it mounted to my dash as shown in the photos. Never had an issue with rollovers in this configuration. Buddy tracking with polaris worked, just not consistently. Perhaps as others have mentioned, installing an in-line battery could overcome this issue.
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Ouch 6/30....
I'll put it on my dirt bike this summer and sled next season.
I'll put it on my dirt bike this summer and sled next season.
Gonna be a SUMMER Project.
I drilled a 1/4" hole in riser and mounted ball for RAM mount direct to riser. Been working great and used this same method on my 21 Expert as well.
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Trailtech ought to at least fix their website so it says out of stock/backorder. instead of letting folks order then get a backorder email days later.
Typical Polaris company take you money and make you wait.
its always nice when a company keeps their online store responsive to ACTUAL INVENTORY LEVELS isn't it.
Any updates here? Guessing 'Doo has not gotten their buddy tracking ready since we haven't heard anything. Probably wasted $1000+ on the large screen so looking to Trail Tech since half of riding friends are on Poo anyway.
My plan is to install my TrailTechs this fall just as soon as the new sled arrives.
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If/When we get a software/hardware update from Doo to install that as well.
Longterm REVIEW and INSTALL: Trailtech Voyager Pro GPS w/ BUDDY TRACKING
Just an advance heads up. In January I reached out to TrailTech to enquire about purchasing 2-3 of their Voyager Pro GPS units with "Buddy Tracking" to do a long term review of. Last night they got back to me and let me know they should have some stock back in house come March/April Currently...
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Does the fancy EXO cage protector trap the docking block to the back and bolt the RAM mount through it? I'm not seeing how the protector would mount up and allow the head unit to come free of the docking block without hardware removal. This may be preferred for retaining the head unit on the machine, but information is a little hard to find currently.
I have my RINO RAM mounted to the center of my 2" bar riser and I think the Voyager would fit in that spot with the best visibility and least interference. Looking forward to reviews.
Also, looking at the speed feature. Given the gear down options of sleds, could the magnetic bolt be replaced by a small magnet epoxied on the backside of the secondary clutch with a corresponding weight opposite to keep the clutch in balance? Then do your calculations to determine the "tire size" that equals the correct value for track speed?
I have my RINO RAM mounted to the center of my 2" bar riser and I think the Voyager would fit in that spot with the best visibility and least interference. Looking forward to reviews.
Also, looking at the speed feature. Given the gear down options of sleds, could the magnetic bolt be replaced by a small magnet epoxied on the backside of the secondary clutch with a corresponding weight opposite to keep the clutch in balance? Then do your calculations to determine the "tire size" that equals the correct value for track speed?
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