hello , i want to build a balster for my little sister,i am looking to make it a clutchless/automatics.is this possible.i ask cuz the blaster is the perfect size for her and parts are abundent on ebay,i can get a cheap fixer up blaster via craigslist no prob and i am preety good with a wrench.any ifo would be appriciated!thanx!

 

I don't know if it's possbile, but why don't you just teach her to use the clutch? It is pretty useful to know and it eliminates the hassle of having to make it automatic.

 

look into a rekluse clutch kit, it will make it a semi auto, if they have one available for the blaster. But she could probably learn to use a clutch fairly easily.

 

Try and look for a Polaris trail blazer, it is a fully auto 250 2 stroke. Fast and fun to ride. I got one for my sister for 600 used to learn on and she loves it. The trail boss is also a good mechine but it is more of a uti atv.

 

Also check into a Z250, they are also automatic and considered a sport.

 

Teach her how to use a clutch unless she's simply not strong enough to be safe on it.

If that's the case buy a fully automatic (trailblazer) or auto-clutch manual (z250/250ex) like those mentioned above.

 

try the new yamaha 250 with the sport clutch....

 

How old is the rider? Everyone keeps saying to teach her how to ride clutch, but i've witnessed several new riders that flat-out couldn't grasp the concept of shifting at all. About one of those rekluse kits, you'd probably spend more on that damn kit than the blaster itself. There are plenty of other machines in the blaster's size and price range that are full auto, i suggest one of those. And most of them actually have brakes that work too, the blaster generally lacks that feature. I'd say something like a trailblazer would be good.

 

Funny this comes up, as I have a similar issue. My wife (I'm an old codger) is 5 foot tall and not terribly string. I am seeking a cure for the "I don;t get the clutch thang" issue and have come up with the same answer personally. The only issue I have after the automatic situation, is fueling. I am currently in process of buying a trailblazer, but will likely trade/sell it for a Polaris Pheonix. Many pluses for the wife. First it's smaller than the Trailblazer physically. Second, It's the automatic she "needs" to be able to ride with me and others. Third, it is a four stroke.

Check the oil, fill 'er up, Ride. And it's a 200cc four stroke so she can't outrun me too..........LOL