Specs
- New or used
- Used
- Availability
- In stock
- Colour
- Turbo Silver
- Available colours
- Turbo Silver (Rush graphics)Manufacturer spec
- Displacement
- 599 ccManufacturer spec
- Cylinders
- 2Manufacturer spec
- Cooling
- Liquid-cooledManufacturer spec
- Mileage
- 6,435 mi
- Dry weight
- 499 lbManufacturer specDealer: 499 lbs. (226 kg)
- Model code
- S11BD6NSL
- VIN
- SN1BD6NS4BC137127
- Stock #
- U137127
All details from the dealer (14)
- Model Type
- Trail Performance
Dimensions
- Length
- 108 in. (274 cm)Manufacturer spec
- Height
- 50 in. (127 cm)Manufacturer spec
- Width
- 48 in. (122 cm)Manufacturer spec
Engine & Drivetrain
- Bore x Stroke
- 77.25 x 64 mmManufacturer spec
- Carburetion
- Cleanfire injectionManufacturer spec
- Ignition
- Digital CDI with TPS, WTS, DETManufacturer spec
- Clutch
- Drive: P-85 Driven: P2Manufacturer spec
- Exhaust
- SC VES, singleManufacturer spec
- Brakes
- Phantom, hydraulic discManufacturer spec
Operational
- Skis
- RushManufacturer spec
- Ski Stance
- 42.5 in. (108 cm)Manufacturer spec
- Track LxWxH
- 121 x 15 x 1 in. HackSawManufacturer spec
Suspension
- Suspension
- Front: Pro-Ride; Fox, IFP shocks; Fox, IFP track shock; 9 in. (22.9 cm) travel Rear: Pro-Ride; Fox, IFP track shock; 14 in. (35.6 cm) travelManufacturer spec
From the dealer's page
Who says the performance guys should get all the technology? Not us. Just because you want to ride big miles, doesn’t mean you can’t do it in style. Enter the Rush LX. The first solo touring sled with progressive-rate rear suspension and creature comforts like electric start, serious wind protection and storage.
Price history
Tracked since Oct 12, 2026 · last checked 3h ago
Price details as printed by the dealer
- Price$3,299
Throttle does not add these up.
- FRED'S FASTRAC SALES & SERVICE INC (this listing)
Prices as listed by dealers; auction results labelled; a dashed gap = no listed price.
Timeline
First seen
Oct 12, 2026
Market context
Comp set: 2009–2013 Polaris 600 Rush LX · 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.