My brother is looking at a 2001 Trail Blazer (a repo so he knows nothing about it actually), so could someone give me the lowdown on these?? Reliability, size, 4wheel full time?? 2 stroke?? how are they in the mud. The more info the better, thanks people.

 

they arent 4wheeldrive but they are good in the mud. they arent fast in stock trim but wit a pipe u can add 7hp. the auto tranny is reliable and so isnt the oil injector.

 

I don't own one myself...but a riding buddy of mine owns one...great machine..not the fastest thing but defenetly with a pipe you can increase the power...doesn't have 4x4...not great on track...but it is great on trailriding..I know that my buddy put some aftermarket rear tires...there not like swampers or anything but have some good **** on them...he pretty much never gets stuck...he loves it...he gets some good wheelies on his...so ya its a pretty good machine..the only downfall...not the fastest thing ever...but I've seen a lot slower quads...so if he's planning on doing trailriding or whatever then they are some good machines

 

So whats the top speed, stock, and what size are these bikes??

 

doober, i'm just kinda wondering how one "repos" a quad considering they are non-titled vehicles?

you can't repo a lawnmower, stereo, Honda gererator, plasma 52" tv, cedar swingset, ect.

-MT

 

Without a doubt, my 2000 Trailboss was the best ATV we've ever owned. We drove and drove that machine on trails, mud and snow. It's not 4 wheel drive, but it's light and plenty of power for it's weight.

The ride is very comfortable, my son and I would swap off on long rides between a '99 500HO Scrambler and the Trailsboss just to save our butts. Only maintenace was brakes, front and rear sprocket with achain.

Great machine. We now have a set of Sportsman. Not a comparison but a great machine for entry level and you cannot go wrong!

Gene

 

hey mtpockets,anything with a lien on it can be repoed[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

doober, top speed is around 50 for the 250 and around 65 i think for the 400 yes there 2 stokes and awsome machines, awsome for trails and mud the 250 has some power to them but after you get a few things done to them you will see what they really can do [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

mtpockets I am assuming that thewayout420 is right in this one, this is just what I have been told. Thanks for the info people I will pass it on.

 

Got a title to my quads. Well the Power Wheels came with a receipt. They list them as ORV so they can't be made street legal. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]