[rtilton12]

My brand new 2022 600 touring with not even 80 miles on it keeps randomly turning off by itself it happened this morning when I fired it up to drive it out of the shop onto my trailer and then when I got to my destination taking it off of the trailer it died again in reverse and it has been doing this multiple times since I’ve bought it a couple months ago if anybody has been having the same issue please let me know. The battery connections are tight my guess is there is some ground somewhere loose

[NMKawierider]

It has to go back in. Let them fix it.

[Ulfthednar]

yup.
Loose ground, bad relay, dumb prep mechanic.
Take it back, make them fix it, find out what the issue was and learn forward.

One thing I seem to be picking up on is a lot of not so good assembly mechanics.
Maybe because its not a can am or polaris or something, or maybe because professionalism and pride in work seems to be a bygone thing.

But Ive really noticed what appears to be a pattern of stories with similar themes.

It rarely seems that there was something wrong with the actual machine - but a lot of common threads where someone at the shop did something wrong, or perhaps in this case, didnt really test the machine before sending it out the door.

I didn't have that experience, but it sure seems a lot of people do.