This comprehensive service and shop repair manual is specifically designed for the 1986 Polaris Sprint and Sprint ES snowmobiles. It provides detailed instructions and illustrations covering every aspect of maintenance and repair, from basic oil changes to complex transmission swaps. This manual acts as your guide to understanding the intricacies of your snowmobile, empowering you to diagnose and resolve any issues confidently. With hundreds of pages of clear and concise information, you'll gain access to the same knowledge used by factory-trained technicians. This manual serves as a valuable resource for any owner seeking to perform their own repairs or simply deepen their understanding of their snowmobile's workings.

The Polaris Sprint and Sprint ES, produced in 1986, are iconic snowmobiles that captured the hearts of riders with their sleek design and potent performance. These machines were known for their agile handling and responsive power, making them popular for both recreational riding and competitive racing. The Sprint was powered by a liquid-cooled, two-cylinder, 500cc engine, offering a balance of power and efficiency. The Sprint ES took things a step further with the addition of a suspension system designed for enhanced comfort and control. Features like the innovative "Independent Front Suspension" (IFS) and the "Polaris Advanced Suspension System" (PASS) provided an unmatched ride experience for the time.

Beyond its performance, the 1986 Sprint and Sprint ES offered several key features that contributed to their reputation. The ergonomically designed rider position allowed for comfortable and intuitive control. The spacious storage compartments provided ample space for gear and essentials. The durable construction, featuring a high-quality steel frame and robust components, ensured long-term reliability. This combination of performance, comfort, and durability made the 1986 Polaris Sprint and Sprint ES highly sought-after snowmobiles, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of snowmobiling. Today, these machines are cherished by enthusiasts and collectors, representing a significant chapter in the evolution of snowmobile technology and design.