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Specs

New or used
New
Location
Milford, NH
Colour
Gloss Black
Fuel
Gas
Track length
155 in
Track width
20 in
Dry weight
653 lbDealer: 653 lbs (296 kg)
Fuel capacity
12.6 galDealer: 12.6 gal (47.7 liters)
Seating
1
Electric start
YesDealer: Electric
Stock #
PS49184
All details from the dealer (37)

AT A GLANCE

VIN
SN1AJT8RXVC149184 Agility Backed By Utility 20" WIDETRACK: The 20" track gives you the flotation and bite you need to conquer deep snow, haul big loads, and power through rugged northern co

Description

FOX® QS3 SHOCKS
Absorb Bumps & Chatter On The Fly
BACKTRAK20 REAR SUSPENSION
Deep Snow Mobility
2 ENGINE OPTIONS
ProStar S4 or 850 Patriot
Shock Package
FOX® QS3
Available Tracks
1.8 Cobra
Display
7S Display Standard
Front Suspension
High Clearance IFS
Rear Suspension
BackTrak20

Specifications

Bore x Stroke
85 mm x 74 mm
Engine Disp to Wgt
2 - 840 cc
Brake
Disc Brake Type: TITAN® Hydraulic
Drive System
Type: H-L-N-R Transmission
Drivetrain
Drive/Driven Clutch: P-85 / TEAM® BOSS
Cooling System
Liquid Cooled
Exhaust
Single, 3 Stage VES
Fuel System
Cleanfire® Injection
Ignition/Starter
Patriot™ 3DS | Standard Electric Start
Height
56 in (142 cm)
Length
133 in (337.8 cm)
Ski Center Distance
39 - 40 - 41 in (99.1 - 101.6 - 104.1 cm)
Front Track Shock
FOX® QS3
Front Travel
9 in (22.8 cm)
Rear Track Shock
FOX® QS3®
Rear Travel
16.5 in (41.9 cm)
Ski Type
TrailBreaker
Track Height
1.8 in Cobra
Outlet
12V Outlet / RCA
Fuel Gauge
Electronic
Handlebar
Type: One Piece Hooked
Mirrors
Accessory
Reverse
H-L-R-N Transmission
Riser Type
3.35 in (85mm) Fixed
Seat Type
MATRYX TITAN
Speedometer
7S Display
Storage
Standard
Windshield
MATRYX Tall Smoke

Price history

Tracked since Oct 4, 2026 · last checked 14m ago

Price details as printed by the dealer

  1. OUR PRICE$19,799

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Timeline

  1. First seen

    Oct 4, 2026

Market context

Comp set: 2025–2029 Polaris 850 TITAN Nordic Pro 155 · 1 listing

Fewer than three comparable units are indexed, so there is no honest median to compare against yet. We would rather show nothing than a number we cannot stand behind.