Alright, now i know im going polaris, I talked to my Yamaha Dealer, and with them payments, i would be paying for the rest of my teenage years and i would be broke, so i like Polaris's payments+Im putting a truck together, so i need some extra cash, and that no down payment, wow, i can have it tommorow!! Does anybody know what the top speeds actually are on a Scrambler 500 2x4, Scrambler 500 4x4, scrambler 400, and Trailblazer
Thanx

 

Hi,

Glad to hear you are going with Polaris, you shouldn't be dissapointed. I'm not sure about the others, but I have a '98 Sport 400L (basically the same thing as the Scrambler 400 2x4). We clocked it a few weeks back (stock) and it was right around 65mph (on pavement). I have heard that the Scrambler 500 is a little slower than the 400, but I have never driven, or ridden with one. I would be sure that the Trailblazer is slower as well since it's only a 250...maybe around 50-55mph like the Blaster, however I have never ridden one. Well, I know I didn't help much, but it's all I know. Good luck with your new quad.

-Josh

 

My TrailBlazers do about 50mph. They usually go anywhere between 45-50mph. I think they are the best bike for the money.

 

Are you talking about getting a quad on the Polaris star card? You will end up paying more for a Trailblazer than you think. I Check the deal out real good.
For the first 2yrs you pay 1.5% (a month)of the amount financed. The next 3yrs you pay 2.5% of the amount financed a month.

Trailblazer's deal
$3,199 + tax and dealer and bank fees= $3,450 Est.
3450 x 1.5%=$51.68 a month for 24 months= $1240.32
3450 x 2.5%=$86.15 a month for 36 months= $3461.40
1240.32 + 3461.40 = $4701.72 for a $3,199 quad

If you want the Polaris than get one, but I would not use the card. My dealer told me this when I bought my Polaris.
My Trail Boss will do about 53 mph on blacktop(side by side with a 2000 600 Katana)

2000 Polaris Trailboss
~DG alloy bumper (for a 400 scrambler)
~K&N jet kit with filter.
~RCR green spring & air box modification
~Oneal handle bars with Scott grips
~removed the rack
~removed rear mud flaps
~removed the front mud flaps
~still a TANK
~and it is for sale(with stock parts & extras)

2001 Kawasaki 220 Bayou(wifes)
~Removed the racks
~K&N power kit and Cobra exhaust on the way
~like it better than the Trailboss

 

A scrambler 400 2x4 will do 65

A scrambler 500 2x4 will do 63

A scrambler 500 4x4 will do 61

A trailblazer does 55

 

And dont forget to buy ATV insurance for the new quad incase anything happens.Its a wise investment.

Bill

 

ok the trailblazer 250 hits about 59
scambler 500 2x4 hit about 70
scambler 500 4x4 hit about 68 myb 69

but i would go with the 2x4 unless you want more power then go with the 4x4 and why would you want a trailblazer 250 if your comparing it with 500s ???

 

There is no way a stock 250 trailblazer will do 59mph or a stock 500 2x4 scram do 70. That would make the scrambler almost as fast as a predator. NO WAY!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img] They are just too heavy. Maybe down a very long hill! LOL
A stock 250 trailblazer will do 52-55mph.
A stock 500 4x4 scram will do around 62-63 mph.
A 500 2x4 scram will do about 62-64mph.
A 400 scram, sport or trailblazer will do about 64-65 mph.

 

Also, the trailblazer is not just a 250 anymore. There is also a 400 trailblazer.

I second that Muddy. DEFINATELY get atv insurance. It is cheap and well worth it

 

I seriously doubt my Scrambler 4x4 goes anywhere near 70mph! On my best day I'm guestimating about 60-65! Someday soon I'll have to get my brother to pace me in his car to get an exact number. Or does anyone know of good accurate speedometers for ATV"s?