hey polaris peoples, i was just wondering and if you guys had any thoughts about a new and improved scrambler. Polaris really need to update this thing it hasn't been changed in how long?! Its outdated but still good, but could really need a nice little pick up. The Renegade and Wolverine are kicking its *** now a days, well maybe not the wolv. lol. Well back to topic, does anyone know if polaris is going to update the scrambler. Or replace it with another sport 4x4.? thanks for your thoughts and opinions

 

What they need to do is put dual a arms up front IRS in rear and a 800 twin motor. I think that would cover it.

 

i had a 98 and sold it now i have a 06 and i think it is a great bike bbut thay do need to do some thing wit hthe pvt had to fix it on my 98 and now on my 06 but other then that great bike to ride and do some thing about buting a wich on them i was hell trying to find 1 both times foe the front but i did find it i think biger moter would allso br good other then that it great just how it is

 

Ya, they definitly need a lot bigger motor. Stick in the "liberty" 800 and have it tuned for speed, they should make it give a renegade a run for its money, they are alot of money, polaris should upgrade the scrambler but still try to keep the price down. because thats proabbly why they sell so good. I think they should throw in a low gear so it is for work or play.

 

they might just rebadge a sportsman 800

 

How bout using the predator 500 or the KTM 510 motor to help keep the
weight down, or a new 650 high torque single. I guess I like single cylinder
machines & don't want to see the weight go up. also offer both 2&4 wheel
drive. For those the want lighter weight & lower price they can get the 2X4

 

so they would have to cut weight or keep it near what its at, keep the price down, The KTM 510 would be sweet! or even the predator motor. Does anyone know if Polaris is doing anything with the Scrambler or is it gonna stay the same for another decade?

 

My buddy just bought an '07 Scrambler 500 4x4, I was surprised to see barely any changes over my old '02 Scrambler 500 4x4. But I'd still buy one!