This comprehensive service and shop repair manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations for maintaining and repairing your 1987 Polaris Sprint or Sprint ES snowmobile. From routine maintenance tasks like oil changes to complex repairs involving the transmission, this manual covers a wide range of procedures. Its clear and concise language, coupled with hundreds of detailed illustrations, makes understanding and performing repairs easy. You can quickly locate specific information using the manual's search function and print out the pages you need. This factory-level manual empowers you to make informed decisions about maintaining and repairing your snowmobile, giving you the confidence and knowledge to keep it running smoothly.

The 1987 Polaris Sprint and Sprint ES snowmobiles were popular choices for recreational riders seeking a reliable and fun-to-ride machine. These models were known for their lightweight design, powerful engines, and user-friendly features. The Sprint boasted a 340cc single-cylinder, two-stroke engine, while the Sprint ES featured a larger, more powerful 440cc twin-cylinder engine. Both models offered independent front suspension with adjustable coil-over shocks, providing a smooth and comfortable ride over various terrain. The Sprint series also featured a unique "Ski-Doo" style front suspension with a single, large ski, allowing for precise handling and easy steering. The design of the Sprint models was focused on providing riders with an engaging and effortless experience, making them a perfect choice for beginners and experienced riders alike. The 1987 Polaris Sprint and Sprint ES were equipped with a range of features designed to enhance rider comfort and control. The models included a comfortable seat, a convenient pull-start system for easy engine ignition, and a reliable braking system to ensure safe handling. The Sprint series also featured a rear suspension with adjustable shocks, offering a smooth ride over various terrain conditions. The Sprint and Sprint ES snowmobiles were well-known for their durability and reliability, making them a popular choice for riders seeking a machine that could handle the rigors of winter riding. The combination of performance, comfort, and durability made the 1987 Polaris Sprint and Sprint ES snowmobiles a successful and sought-after option for recreational enthusiasts.