Pineway,
I have a Trail Blazer and i would love to show you how awsome my polaris is at riding wheelies. No, I don't use humps or any thing and I only weigh 124 pounds. I ride on the street, dirt, grass, side walks, jumps and anything. Yea, sure it's hard to ride a wheely on a stock Trail blazer but, not after you ad that clutch kit to it and a pipe. Tell me the next time you come to Texas cause i would love to ride wheelies past you at any point in time. I can pop them up and keep them longer than a 400ex, ranked number 1 in dirt wheels mag for best wheely quad. Polaris might suck to alot of people but in different ways with different people they can be 10 times better than your ride. I'd love to show anyone, me riding wheelies. Later dudes, Kenny

 

I recommend that you do a little research before you buy a polaris. Take a look in the Polaris forum and you'll see all kinds of problems. I just bought one 2 months ago and have it up for sale. Now looking back, I wish I would have done more research. I know Polaris is getting better, but they still have a ways to go. A friend of mine purchased a 2000 Trailboss 9 months ago and the transmission has already gone out. The dealer quoted him $1200.00 to have it fixed and they said it was not under warranty. What a joke! The transmission should have lasted for years the way he treated it. I'm not telling you what to buy, I just think you should read up on all quads of your interest before going with Polaris. I wish I would have.

 

it would cost you more to put the r engine then the 250r itself. i was gonna put a 310r engine into my 400ex frame. you would have to do alot of welding and custom stuff