Yes. I would buy another.

 

NO!!! i have owned 3 and loved'em all but the warrenty on my 04 400 pissed me off..never again,will they see any more of my $$$$..and i mean NEVER!!!

 

I'd buy another for the wife. Her Trail Blazer needs a top end rebuild, so I bought a DS250 to replace it. She hates it and wants the Blazer running again. Soon.

For me, I wanted a sport model. Didn't like the original Preddy that much. Like the KTM motors, but came out after I had already bought something else.

 

Definitely, looking at buying a new one just haven't decided which model. I have a 1999 Sportsman 500 special edition, looking at possibly a Sportsman 800 (heavier & uses more fuel).

 

I'd have to do some shopping before I get another Polaris. My 500 Sportsman has done well for me but the support from the factory has a lot to be desired. Poor or no after sale support.
One mechanical drawback is needing to stop to go from high range to lower range. I don't see many of the other machines needing to do that. And I think it's kind of a pain in the neck. 90% of the time I'm in lower range but would like to be able to pop it into high when needed.
Deerkiller

 

sure would, but the 500 could be faster

 

I've owned Polaris since '96 starting with a 1995 XLT, a 1999 XC 500, a 2000 XC 700, 2003 Scrambler and now a 2007 SP 500. Would I buy Polaris again?? No question about it. Have they ever broke?? Of course, everything does. Does my dealer suck?? Sometimes, but I work at a Ford dealer and sometimes we suck too LOL I have been on almost everything on the market and I'm sticking to my Polaris

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>One mechanical drawback is needing to stop to go from high range to lower range.I don't see many of the other machines needing to do that</end quote></div>

I ride with all types of ATVs Belt and manual drives. I have never heard of any ATV can be shifted from low range to high range or visa versa without the engine being at idle first, which means a full stop.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

I have owned four polaris atvs and currently own two, will continue to purchase.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: DONECRASHED

NO, love my bike, will not buy another Polaris when the manufacturer will not stand behind there product.</end quote></div>