TrailBoss riders..
#1
Anyone riding the TrailBoss? How do you like it so far. I just got a 2001 and will be leaving tommorrow morning early to ride for a few hours. Anyone put on a pipe or clutch kit for it. That is the only real mods I plan to do on it. I just got it for trailriding and for some just plain old fun.
#2
my freind has a stock 250 tb and loves it. it's a good perfomer although it isnt a speed demon, it's a fun bike for trail ridding and light to medium mud. as for the ride goes it really soft and comfortable. even though my friend has the 250cc 2 stroke im sure it's just as good as the newer 4 stroke.
have fun!
have fun!
#3
I have had mine since Oct. I have had 0 problems and little to complain about. I have added new rear tires, a white spring, and a Twin Air filter. I have been thru water up to the front fenders with no problems. I have gotten the hang of jumping it and even can get it to wheely some. I have more fun on my Boss than any atv I have ever had. I would like to go with the 414 kit some time in the future, but I really can't complain about the power it has now. I have yet to find a hill that I couldn't climb if I have decent traction. You will find that it will get a little faster and have better power after it breaks in. Enjoy your new toy! BK
#5
The 325 TrailBoss is a great trail machine. It will mud a little and has plenty of torque for hills. I am 6'2"/230 and it handles me just fine. I like to ride all day, and this machine is comfortable enough for that. Sounds like it is just right for what you are looking for.
#7
IM 13 yrs old and my trail boss only has a green spring k&n air filter and a jet kit. I luv it but the way i ride its a lil slow. So what im doing is puttin a 414 kit and pipe and clutch kit from rcr. i ride my dads scrambler 500 and wheelie all day but mine just doenst have the torch.
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#8
Thanks guys for letting me know about your TrailBoss's. I ran mine today for 20 miles for my first ride. IT runs great and I was impressed on what that little 325 can go. I only had one bad (almost bad) thing happen. Was going up a short but steep hill with a rock that kicked me off to the right some at the top and I stood it straight up but I got it back down.
What is the white spring/green spring things you guys comment about. Is that a clutch spring? Does it hit a little harder than stock? I was told after I run mine more that is will keep getting better and better as I ride it. That is nice to know because I really like the smaller machines for me. I'm 32 and weigh 200 so I can manuver it a little better. I did ride a Xplorer 400 and a Scrambler 500 but they seemed big and I liked the smaller feeling my bike gives me.
What is the white spring/green spring things you guys comment about. Is that a clutch spring? Does it hit a little harder than stock? I was told after I run mine more that is will keep getting better and better as I ride it. That is nice to know because I really like the smaller machines for me. I'm 32 and weigh 200 so I can manuver it a little better. I did ride a Xplorer 400 and a Scrambler 500 but they seemed big and I liked the smaller feeling my bike gives me.
#10
DaBoss
I went with Duro Mud and Sand tires. They look like Wooley Boogers only way cheaper. I got the pair for $78 from Dennis Kirk. They are a little better than stock in all conditions. They are also as light and stiffer than the Titans. If I was buying tires right now I would get the Duro Excavators. My brother put them on his son's 250EX and they are a great tire. Very aggressive and deep tread, they clean out well in sticky mud, they are heavier than the stock tires but lighter than the Bearclaws. They are a very stiff 4 ply that will take a lot of punishment. I think they are about $104 for a pair from Dennis Kirk and that includes shipping.
I went with Duro Mud and Sand tires. They look like Wooley Boogers only way cheaper. I got the pair for $78 from Dennis Kirk. They are a little better than stock in all conditions. They are also as light and stiffer than the Titans. If I was buying tires right now I would get the Duro Excavators. My brother put them on his son's 250EX and they are a great tire. Very aggressive and deep tread, they clean out well in sticky mud, they are heavier than the stock tires but lighter than the Bearclaws. They are a very stiff 4 ply that will take a lot of punishment. I think they are about $104 for a pair from Dennis Kirk and that includes shipping.


