I went to a local riding area today and it was soo cool,,,when I got on the trails about the only thing I saw was Polaris's..
Lots of TBlazers,TBosses,and scramblers.
Out of probably 40 or so bikes all I seen other than Polaris's was a couple of 300ex's 3 400ex's'some blasters and one Rapter,,,Polaris's really do rule..
We rode for about 3 hours and I'm sure I will feel it in the morning but sure had a lot of fun..
Just thought I would share that with you guyz,, I thought it was pretty cool....


00 TBlazer
Yellow hand guards
" shock covers
Alum. bumper
" wheels
Hot Seat clutch kit

 

Yeah, there are tons of people that ride Polaris on the trails. They are all made for trails so thats why there is so many out there. If you go to a MX track, it's a whole different story.

 

Polaris Rules:
1. It has to be heavy
2. It has to be underpowered

But they do handle great,
have good suspension
and are fun to ride.
But then again,
Once you start going fast,,,,
you gotta switch brands....
Besides, it's fun to be multi-lingual!
Parle'Vous 80mph sandwashes?

 

Polaris does make a great machine. If you want to trail ride it is one of the best but if you want to race or jump big jumps then get a race machine. Yea they are a little heavy but for trail riding they are fine. If you use them for what they were intended for you won't have any problems. They are still plenty fast for most. Do you really need to go over 60 on a 4 wheeler? Most don't ever need that.

 

While attending the Worlds Largest Snowmobile Grass Drags in Lino Lakes, MN a few years ago I saw this big dude walking around with a T-shirt that read: Polaris- Pull Of Lake And Repair In Summer! Just a Joke of course, not trying to Bash any Manufacturer, or Offend anyone! Just thought it was funny, because a person sees signs like this all the time. Every where you go, you see signs on the back of peoples pickups, cars, etc. But the funniest sign I saw on this one guy's T-shirt at a Car Show, was a picture of the Trix Cereal Rabbit that said "Silly ******, D**** are for Chicks! That was the funniest!

 

in my area i see a mix of almost all atv brands.
our riding group is also a mix-yamaha,honda,and polaris. they all perform great.
the guy likes his yammi because he likes to shift, the guy likes his honda 'cause he thinks it's bullet-proof, and i like my polaris 'cause it's an auto with lots of power and a great suspension.
when we hit the deep mud, the polaris is there to take it on, the other machines do well also! i really don't give a damn what my friends buy. As long as we are having tons of fun out on the trails together than i'm happy!

By the way, i only see one or two DS650's, but there not on the trails. they are usually still sitting on the dealer's showroom with dust on them! LOL

HAVE A GREAT DAY GUYS, IF YOU're EVER IN THE NORTHEAST, LOOK ME UP!

'01 sportsman 500 H.O. (red)
2000lb warn
26" outlaws (those tires will giggle-out every filling in your mouth on hard pack trails! LOL)
the rest is stock and lov'in it!

 

There is a mix up here too but there is more Polaris than any other. Honda and Yamaha seem to be close then AC then Kawasaki. For pure trail riding you cannot beat a Polaris, they may not make the best machines for wheelies, jumping and that stuff. But if mud rocks roots are your game then you cannot beat them. I have owned others but none of them held a candle to my Sportsman.
My Sportsman is heavy but she doesn't lack power. or ability.

 

I never see many Polaris quads anywhere i ride. One guy had one a few months back in South Jersey and he pulled me out of some glue mud, well actually it took his Polaris 5004x4, a Raptor, and a Warrior to pull me out. It's mostly sandy wooped out trails where i ride. Around here at the mining strip and sand pits you see lots of Banshees, Raptors and 400ex's. I saw more Polaris out in PA.