My brother just brought home a 2000 Blaster and it seems like it will live up to its name (a blast!). Our one question is: How hard is the clutch supposed to pull? I'm used to a 1996 XR 250 and his clutch would wear out my forearm in two minutes. We lubed it up pretty good with ZEP 45 and that made a big difference. Maybe if we do that once or twice more it will loosen up? I guess I'm just asking how easy the pull should get. Thanks in advance! *Winter Rules*

 

ttt!

 

my friend has a blaster and i rode it after coming off my raptor and i didnt notice it...if that helps at all. So i guess it wasnt too difficult. I wont get a chance to ride it again til the weekend. good luck with the blaster! things are so damn light

 

Thanks Warrior86, that does help. Anybody have any ideas on how to get it to pull easier? *Winter Rules*

 

My wifes was just like that if you just get a new cable like 20.00 bucks it will be very easy to pull.

 

The motion pro cable from RMATV or whoever is $13. Lube it before install and you'll think the clutch is hydraulic!

 

i rode the blaster. Not as good as my raptor but better than my warriors. I think you should spray some oil or put some grease in there.

 

I was thinking about getting a 2003 Yamaha Blaster. Have any of you had frequent problems with your Blasters?
I was just wondering because I know 2 strokes can have problems easily if you don't know how to ride them..

 

It depends on how old you are I am 12 and my Dad fixed mine up for full race. For playing around it was a fun machine but you have to change the tires from stock as soon as you can as they are to bouncing for doing jumps

 

A 2003 blaster with disc brakes has got to be the ABSOLUTE best value available in a 4 wheeler.
Very reliable too, but easy to fix when stuff wears out. Great beginner quad. Easy & cheap to hop up.