i have a year 2000 trailblazer and so far i have had to fix, i got new front and rear sprockets, with chain, new tires , new starter, new a-arm, new spindle, new tie-rod, new rear brakes, new swing arm bushings, we had to weld the swing arm because it snapped in half, then my chain snapped, now the other day my fourwheeler tried to kill me i was just driving along and the brake pads fell out of the front right side and the wheel locked up and i just spun and about took out a huge stump, the roter is bent to hell and the spindle thats holding the wheel on just completely snapped in half for like now reason the guy at polaris said he has never seen nothing like it. so now we bought new rotor, spindle, and tires again. we have put so much money in the damn thing i think we are going to sell it.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]

 

Well, thats sounds pretty bad! I have had no problems whatsoever with mine and I have had the '97 for 4 years.

 

If you've had a 97' blazer, and havent had any problems with it....well I think you dont ride it hard enough to have fun=)Ive had my 99' for about 9 months now, and so far have had to get:New chain, new front sprocket, new battery(wouldnt hold a charge), new piston(my fault didnt have my air filter on for 1 whole day=\), had to bore it out, going tomorrow to get some new rear brakes, nd get what ever is wrong with it now(wont start) fixed.All in all I've spent around $460 on an almost brand new POLARIS 4-wheeler.Dont get me wrong I ove er' to death when she's running.I can hang with warriors and 300EX's on hills.Dont think we go up ***** hills around here, cause we dont.I'll get some pics of the hills we climb around here=)

 

yeah i ride the hell out of mine, i ride it every day for about a good 4 hours and i jump and all that stuff, you have to have fun, so far we have put probably more than $1500 in it

 

I have a 2000 TBlazer and ride the hell out of it and have had no problems with it at all.
As a matter of fact I have'nt even had to adjust the chain yet...

 

Spankylowe you cant ride to hard or to much if you haven't had to adjust the chain yet, i have had to adjust mine a ton of times after jumping and stuff like that. i just got a coulpe cotter pins and a couple of zerks today i am going to get it fixed

 

You got crappy luck and/or a lemon. my 2000 Blazer has given me no troubles what-so-ever. I bent an a-arm when I hit a large rock, but other then that, nothing. And I do ride VERY hard, including long jumps, and full throttle runs all the time.