300ex Worth the Money???
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09-07-2004, 05:18 PM
300ex Worth the Money???
I love my 300ex, with just a few aftermarket parts it will keep up with all my riding buds,who ride larger engines, if its trail riding you look for the 300 has a graet tite turn. I rip it on my 300, jumps trail or track.....My friend put his in a lake upside down all we did was put in oil and a plug and it fired perfect.I love the bike and wouldnt settle for a smaller blaster
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09-13-2004, 05:54 PM
300ex Worth the Money???
Originally posted by: oldturtle
You are comparing apples and oranges. Price should not be deceiding factor. There are many very happy blaster owners who would not buy a 300ex at half the price. These are often families who own Banshees or other 2-strokes and want a new ride for their kids to grow up on. They know how much fun a blaster can be. With just a pipe, filter, and jets added as the rider learns to handle increased power, the blaster can be the perfect kid/small adult learning/growing quad. On the other hand, the 300ex can also be a great ride. In my opinion, the 300ex is more suited to the non aggressive rider who's main objective is that it start up and run with absolutely no hassle and who has less desire to start riding hard and to learn advanced riding techniques. For the aggressive riders the 300ex will very soon be underpowered and they will be faced with expensive hop up alternatives.
You are comparing apples and oranges. Price should not be deceiding factor. There are many very happy blaster owners who would not buy a 300ex at half the price. These are often families who own Banshees or other 2-strokes and want a new ride for their kids to grow up on. They know how much fun a blaster can be. With just a pipe, filter, and jets added as the rider learns to handle increased power, the blaster can be the perfect kid/small adult learning/growing quad. On the other hand, the 300ex can also be a great ride. In my opinion, the 300ex is more suited to the non aggressive rider who's main objective is that it start up and run with absolutely no hassle and who has less desire to start riding hard and to learn advanced riding techniques. For the aggressive riders the 300ex will very soon be underpowered and they will be faced with expensive hop up alternatives.
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