Hi, my name is Clint and I am 13 and I just bought a Polaris Cyclone for $550. I have a couple of questions about this machine.
Does the tranny take oil, if so where do you check the oil and where do you add the oil?
I have to replace the rear suspension bushings on her and I was wondering how hard this is?
What is the top-speed of these machines?
And if you own a Cyclone in good shape, can you please post some pictures, I want to know what colour to paint it. I am planning to do a rebuild on her and paint the chassis/frame black, get the plastic a nice white, paint the tank black and get a black seat cover. Thanks, Clint

 

you might want to check polarisowners.com for the parts manual or any other info like an owners manual.




http://www.repairmanual.com/
manuals

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=2594289
up to 2003

www.PurePolaris.com

www.polarisindustries.com/owner

 

a cyclone is a "detuned" version of the regular trailblazer 250,,
i don't much on them,but heard they screamed for a little piston ports
motor...

 

Scramblered has it backwards. The trailbzer 250 is a detued version of the cyclone. The cyclone has a bigger carb, larger ports and a higher revving pipe than the trailblazer.
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Check out [L=http://www.aaenperformance.com/Power250.asp]

 

Doh!

 

http://www.aaenperformance.com/Power250.asp

 

Hi, Thank you for the help guys, I see that the site says that the exhaust has alot to do with the performance of this machine, I dont have a muffler on it. I am running straight pipes because someone took off the exhaust on it. I was wondering, Instead of paying around $250.00 canadian on a OEM muffler would this exhaust work and still give me some power, more that nothing at all.
The exhaust


And if you guys know could you please tell me the bore on the cyclone and the size of carb that is stock on the cyclone. You guys have helped out alot, Thank you

 

I have a nicer looking aluminum on that fits a cyclone .

RicK Ritter

 

Go with Rick's. Haven't seen a DG exhaust that worked well on any Polaris machine.