- Affordable starters that are constructed with longer-life bearings than OEM standard
- Many OEM starter motors have an unprotected output needle bearing on the outside of the output shaft's seal that allows moisture to enter the output cap of the electric motor and follows the armature shaft to the unprotected output needle bearing, which corrodes the bearing
- Rick's Motorsport Electrics takes the extra step of installing a double-sealed ball bearing, with the output shaft seal on the outside of the bearing in their new aftermarket unit
This part is compatible with 30
Year |
Make |
Model |
Submodel |
2010 |
Polaris |
Sportsman X2 550 |
-- |
2012 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EPS |
2012 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Forest |
2013 |
Polaris |
Sportsman X2 550 |
-- |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Forest |
2012 |
Polaris |
Sportsman X2 550 |
-- |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Touring EFI EPS |
2010 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Touring EFI EPS |
2009 |
Polaris |
Sportsman XP 550 |
EFI |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman X2 550 |
-- |
2013 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
-- |
2013 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Forest |
2012 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
-- |
2013 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EPS |
2009 |
Polaris |
Sportsman XP 550 |
EFI EPS |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Touring EPS |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Pursuit EPS |
2010 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EFI EPS |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman X2 550 |
EPS |
2012 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Touring EPS |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EFI EPS |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman XP 850 |
HO EPS |
2013 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Touring EPS |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Pursuit EPS |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
Forest |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EPS |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 500 |
Touring HO |
2011 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EFI |
2014 |
Polaris |
Sportsman XP 850 |
Pursuit HO EPS |
2010 |
Polaris |
Sportsman 550 |
EFI |