The best Trail Blazer in the World!
#1
The best Trail Blazer in the World!
I have a Polaris Trail Blazer 250 for 12 years now, and its been a great "ride" all this years. This was my first bike, I still remember when my father arrived at home and told me "son i am going to buy you an atv..." it was a great joy that moment, when 10 seconds later he told "but ... you need to work this summer, all days when you dont have school" lol
Its a great atv to start, when we dont have experience. Some people sold their first bike, but I couldn´t do it ... because it was my first and because it was my father gift.
So the time went by, i needed the atv to run faster, so i am passionate about engines, and i did some improvments to it ...
Right now, the atv doesnt run for 2 years, it was all dirty and rusty .. so I am going to refurbish all in my garage, and i am going to show all this process.
I have a Goal, to have the better Polaris Trail Blazer in the world lololol
The Specs right now:
Engine
Machined Flywheel
Wiseco Piston 74mm
Wiseco Rod
Cylinder Porting
Head Machining
Oil Pump Block-Off
Single Thr. Cable
Starter Block-Off Kit
Clutch Spring Kit
Heavy Duty Belt
K&N Air Filter
FMF Fatty Gold Series Exhaust
Other
Douglas Wheels Rims
Steel Brake Lines
OMNI Wheel Spacers
Yamaha Warrior Nerf-Bars
Renthal Handlebars
Acerbis Handguard
Its a great atv to start, when we dont have experience. Some people sold their first bike, but I couldn´t do it ... because it was my first and because it was my father gift.
So the time went by, i needed the atv to run faster, so i am passionate about engines, and i did some improvments to it ...
Right now, the atv doesnt run for 2 years, it was all dirty and rusty .. so I am going to refurbish all in my garage, and i am going to show all this process.
I have a Goal, to have the better Polaris Trail Blazer in the world lololol
The Specs right now:
Engine
Machined Flywheel
Wiseco Piston 74mm
Wiseco Rod
Cylinder Porting
Head Machining
Oil Pump Block-Off
Single Thr. Cable
Starter Block-Off Kit
Clutch Spring Kit
Heavy Duty Belt
K&N Air Filter
FMF Fatty Gold Series Exhaust
Other
Douglas Wheels Rims
Steel Brake Lines
OMNI Wheel Spacers
Yamaha Warrior Nerf-Bars
Renthal Handlebars
Acerbis Handguard
#3
Lets start from the year 2000 , the year that she come home ...
The first things that i put in her, was the Acerbis Hand Protector and the Renthal Handlebars ... Then , i start noticing the lack of power, so I fitted the K&N air filter, clutch kit and a heavy duty belt.
My Polaris was well used in the first 4 or 5 years suffering enourmous abuses
The first things that i put in her, was the Acerbis Hand Protector and the Renthal Handlebars ... Then , i start noticing the lack of power, so I fitted the K&N air filter, clutch kit and a heavy duty belt.
My Polaris was well used in the first 4 or 5 years suffering enourmous abuses
#5
mine was identical to that one. it also was a 2000 model. not my first quad though. BUT, the one thing i loved about the machine was that the rougher the terrain and the faster you'd go, the smoother the ride. almost like a jet ski. it'd outrun some of the "big boys" because they'd slow down for the rougher parts and that quad was just fly.
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That is my brother in the Picture. When he was very young...
Lets continue.
I think it was 5 years ago, this became one of the best Trail Blazers in the world. I think I was one of the first having nerfbars and cutted plastics, in a Polaris of this Kind.
I had a bad luck with the autolube, so I took the oportunity to change to another bigger Wiseco Piston, Wiseco Rod, and other improvments...
I continue to push the TB to the max... for 1 or 2 years with this fullpower setup
I have a FMF Fatty Gold Series Exhaust too, and some Kenda Tyres and Douglas Rims.
My Polaris was doing more than 70 mph in a straight line with this Setup. It perfomes like a Scrambler 400 2T with a little bit more speed
Lets continue.
I think it was 5 years ago, this became one of the best Trail Blazers in the world. I think I was one of the first having nerfbars and cutted plastics, in a Polaris of this Kind.
I had a bad luck with the autolube, so I took the oportunity to change to another bigger Wiseco Piston, Wiseco Rod, and other improvments...
I continue to push the TB to the max... for 1 or 2 years with this fullpower setup
I have a FMF Fatty Gold Series Exhaust too, and some Kenda Tyres and Douglas Rims.
My Polaris was doing more than 70 mph in a straight line with this Setup. It perfomes like a Scrambler 400 2T with a little bit more speed