It is a black on Yellow 400 Scambler with aluminum bumpers, rims and floorboards ,a silver Magnum500 called the "Rocky Mountain Special" with a new ViscoLok system diffential similar to the Traxter for better traction for mountain riding and a yellow Trail Boss.

If you want to see them I can E mail the page to anybody. My address is "J_Irvine@sympatico.ca"
I changed it a long while ago but can not change the address here.

 

Sorry my out look express just says "illegal action" when I try to send the page.

Just go to "www.atvnews.com" it there top news story.

 

Very nice! Except maybe the yellow trail-boss...

 

wow, that scrambler looks pretty good, i work at polaris and i havent heard anything about these, of course i am just a peon, i have to ask about this though, i learn more on the internet than i see at work

 

Very nice scram! I've been looking for black plastic for my blazer. Wonder if Polaris will offer it for sale?

 

I think they are wrong on the weight savings. The Scrambler already has aluminum wheels, bumper and floorboards. These ones are much better looking however. You should be able to buy the plastic like all the other`s.

98 Scrambler 500
00 Trailblazer 250
See my pic`s at http://www.picturetrail.com/riskracing

 

Man, I love that scrambler. Does anyone know if those are just for show, or if you can actualy buy them. I'm very interested!!

 

Why did they make a special Magnum for the mountains and use a German made "ViscoLoc differential" are normal Magnums not good on Mountain trails?

 

i agree with Tim1
isnt true 4 wheel drive true 4 wheel drive? why does it matter what kind of differential there is in the front?? how would this work better than the stock setup on the magnums??
it also looks like it might have 4-wheel engine braking wich would be a good thing.

i think that one has different tires than the stock mag.

later
jon

 

You work at Polaris but ride a Grizzly! Why does that scare me?