Well dude i think you should have looked a little better and got the right machine for YOU before you bought that bike. i have always had polaris and have no problem with them.

 

well i havn't posted here for a LONG time but i'd just like to add in... i've got a 1985 Polaris Trail Boss.. with prolly 10k miles on it.. and the last 1k i beat the living hell out of it... replaced 1 belt, 1 chain and sprockets, new shocks, new tires.. and thats about it... not to bad for sumthing thats 16 years old ehh? oh yah.. and it can still kick sum *** [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

So Polaris Sucks?
Yes, I think that Polaris lacks on the reliability, but it makes up for it in the performance. I do a lot of extreme fourwheeling and I take mine as far into hell as the breather pipes will alow it. It is simple, the proof is in the pudding; I know for a fact that my Polaris will go twice as fast through a super mud hole in 2wd as any of its competiters. When you purchase a Polaris, you don't buy it for the reliability. Most of us know that we have to replace brakes constantly along with washing out the radiator and greasing. The reason why you buy a Polaris is
BRAGGING RIGHTS!!! There is nothing better when you walk threw a mud hole that a honda gets stuck in. When you go back to the bar later on you know that the guy you pulled out who rides the "real fourwheeler" has got nothing on your Polaris!!!!
Ride em' hard boys!!!

 

i Really dont think polaris sucks because we have one that has 5000 miles on it and have had to replace the clutch and the belt and that is it.

On the other side i dont think hondas suck either because we have a 10 year old honda with at least 10000 miles on it and it is still running strong.

IT just dependes on of you get a lemon or not.

 

This is sad. Why dont you buy another Yamadog? Every brand puts out a junker now and then. Looks like you got one. Bummer. I am very happy with both of my "piece of junk" Polaris'. And will be getting another Scrambler next year. Sux for you.
PD