Matryx 147" Burandt Signature Edition - Rowdy Rail
- Free USA shipping on all orders over $1.2k USD
NEW CHRIS BURANDT 147" ROWDY RAIL for your 2022-2027 Polaris Matryx RMK 850, 650, 9R, and 850 Patriot BOOST RMK Pro or RMK Khaos snowmobile. Turn your sled into a backcountry weapon that can do it all - nimble, light, and playful but paired with a track design and lug height that can climb and be useful on the deeper days.
Compatible with stock 24+ Polaris anti-stab & rail tips OR if your sled is a 2022 or 2023 purchase Matryx 24+ rail tips and our universal anti-stab (p/n 15-281)
- 7000 series aluminum with optimized pocketing for strength and weight reduction
- Custom "Burandt Approved" signature edition
- Made for 7.25" rear wheel size
- Option with our HELLFIRE 9" Big Wheel Kit (7.25"-9") axle
- Exclusively available in black anodizing
The new "Hybrid" design has cutouts to create a much stronger, more durable rail than stock that can withstand substantial abuse in the backcountry while keeping weight in check like a classic style rail.
Only available in 147" length for 147" 3.5" pitch tracks to shorten your 155", 163" and 165" sled to a 147" reusing your 3.5" pitch drivers and all other suspension arms. You can also lengthen your 146" to a more deep snow capable 147" length with new 3.5" drivers.
Kit includes:
- 2 rails
- 2 hi-fax
- 2 idler adjuster housings, bolts, and mounting hardware
- IceAge decal
***Note*** Rails are cut to accommodate 7.25" rear idler wheels. Appropriate size rear wheels are required for proper fit and function. If you are looking to run our HELLFIRE big wheel kit - you will need our 7.25" to 9" offset axle. 147" track available separately in mid November.
You can find wheel upgraded wheel options to complete the package for sled HERE.
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- If you live in Canada or the EU:
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- UPS Worldwide expedited costs more but does speed up the entire process.
Do you ship via the US Postal Service?
- We have had acceptable success with the postal service as of late and for our international customers we can offer postal shipping to help save on duties and shipping costs. It is not active on the website for all applications or countries. But if you give us a call, or send in an email, and we can get you taken care of.
I don't live in the United States, will you put a lower price on the commercial invoice paperwork to save me on paying taxes and other government imposed fees?
- NO. This is wrong on 2 levels:
- Truth--we will not lie to benefit ourselves, we will not lie for you either.
- Honesty--it is still wrong to steal from a government just because they are stealing from you.
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What other costs am I the customer responsible for besides shipping when the order is going to Canada or internationally?
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