Sedona is probably the perfect place to visit if you are not “outdoorsy” or itching to get out in nature. And 2020 is the perfect year to reconnect with nature and get some fresh air!

Brent Mann with American Engineering purchased his first SxS and went with a 2020 RZR Turbo 4 S Velocity Edition. Brent has begun the process of getting it set up how he likes, so we chatted with him about his initial impression of the Turbo S, what upgrades he’s done so far, and what’s coming next.

Polaris launched its 2021 lineup today, and with no new models or variations (think a 72” XP Pro) they did make some nice improvements to the existing models, even though there were no horsepower or tire size increases.

Full disclosure: Jeffries Performance & EVO Powersports helped us out with deals on the products they offer. Before Andrew even bought his Can-Am, he was trying to figure out which model made the most sense, as he knew he’d be upgrading a lot. 

Well, no 4-seater, no turbo model, not even a 50” model. Kawasaki teased us with “7 new models”, but unfortunately, it was the KRX 1000 with a Trail and Special Edition models, which are basically some accessories and graphics added to the KRX. Kawasaki teased us with what we thought would at least be a new 4 seat model, hopefully, we don’t have to wait a year for that to come to market.

Can Am launched the new 2021 X3 lineup, and honestly, we were hoping for a little bit more. The big news is the new Fox LiveValve suspension system they call “Smart Shox” which is available in a 2 or 4 seat 195 HP RR model. Surprisingly this feature isn’t standard on the top-tier RC edition model.

Former Polaris Employee buys a Speed! Yup, you heard that right. I’m selling one Polaris (maybe both) and jumping on board the Speed bandwagon while there is still space. I put down the $1,500 at Coyne Powersports, and I’m really getting excited. I sort of talked myself into it, over these past few months.