What is the minimum age to rent a Polaris GENERAL?

Minimum rider age is 21 as stated in the rental terms.

Are helmets and goggles supplied?

Yes—201 PowerSports provides helmets and goggles for all ATV and side-by-side trips.

How long can I rent a machine?

Rental durations range from 4 Hours to 7 Days, depending on availability and booking choice.

Can I transport a machine with my trailer?

No—the insurance policy does not allow non-201 PowerSports employees to transport machines; they can transport a machine to your site for $100 per unit if needed.

What should I wear for the ride?

Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes; bring layered clothing, sun protection, and gloves for comfort and safety.

Is GPS and tracking included?

Premium 2025 models include built-in GPS with local trail maps and Linxup tracking for added safety.

Ride the 2025 Polaris GENERAL XP4 in Bingham, ME — Premium UTV Rentals by 201 PowerSports

On the rough backroads outside Bingham, Maine, the new 2025 Polaris GENERAL XP4 1000 transforms a day of sightseeing into a high-octane exploration. Polaris General XP 1000 4 Seater (BINGHAM LOCATION) rentals from 201 PowerSports put premium side-by-side capability into your hands—GPS-loaded units, Linxup safety tracking, power steering, robust suspension, and weatherproof doors and roof that let you chase backcountry vantage points in comfort.

Start at the meeting point in Bingham and head onto trails that thread through mixed spruce-hardwood forest, across fields carved by glaciers and along the Kennebec River watershed. Key scene features include narrow singletrack corridors, open ledges with wind-scoured granite, and small cascading tributaries that cut shallow canyons into glacial till. Wildlife sightings are common: look for white-tailed deer at dusk and the cautious tracks of moose near wetlands. The area's logging history is visible in seasonal clearings and old skid roads that now make excellent UTV loops.

What sets this rental apart is the equipment and service: 201 PowerSports supplies fully accessorized 2025 models with built-in trail maps on GPS, Linxup tracking for added safety, helmets and goggles, and the clearance to handle rough terrain. Full-day renters can pause for a riverside lunch (bring a packed meal or order ahead), and operators will brief riders on trail etiquette, machine handling, and mandatory protective gear—long pants and closed-toed shoes are required.

Expect a sensory mix of rumble and smell—the engine underfoot, pine resin on your fingers, and wet granite after a rain. Trails vary from smooth forest roads to technical ruts that reward a steady throttle and mindful braking. Skill demands range from novice-friendly sections to challenging climbs that require coordinated four-wheel control. Groups of one to four people fit comfortably in the four-seater; transportation of machines by third parties is restricted under the rental policy.

Practical notes: bring a charged phone, extra water, layered clothing, and sun protection; cameras with a wrist strap will capture sweeping ridge views. Safety tracking and GPS reduce navigational uncertainty, but familiarity with map reading remains useful in fog or late-season conditions. Booking is via 201 PowerSports; see the referral link for availability. For visitors staying in nearby towns, Bingham is the closest base for accessing this network of Maine backcountry trails.

Rides are available from half-day to multi-day rentals—the fleet shows durations from 4 Hours to 7 Days—and the minimum rider age is 21. Helmets and goggles are supplied by 201 PowerSports, and staff will walk through the rental policy, insurance limits, and machine basics before departure. Note: their insurance forbids non-201 PowerSports employees from transporting machines; if the machine isn't at your chosen location they can provide transport for $100 per machine. Expect clear pre-ride briefing and support.