Well, some people are very eager to share how many problems that they have had with their Polaris. Others are proud that theirs have been trouble free for years. In this world there are alot of whinners and bitchers. Really too bad.

Now it's my turn.

Bought my "old" 96 Scrambler a few years back. Beaten to hell. Would not run or move. Only reverse would work. Got it cheap. Since then I have restored it to almost new condition. Runs very hard. Put mods into engine, liked it.

Everything that I have put into my Scrambler was to fix what I broke or to make it faster. Lets see....it's like 7 years old now and has been under water more times then I will admit to.

I would say mine has had great reliability. Never left me broken down on the side of the trail. Under MY care it has been good to me.

Guys like modquad are right. Ride what you want, take care of it, like it. Don't wine about it because no one here will really care.

And if you really hate your machine, sell it and stop whining about it like someone else we all know from the forums!

'96 Scrambler with HPD mods.

 

My junky Polaris is better than a dillholemobile anytime. :-)

 

Hey Retard (just jokin,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,NOT} that's what we have been tell'in you all along we don't want you here,in other words your not welcome here anymore so get..

 

Hey Ken,
I want you ur to still stay in the forum[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

Well Bubba did have one problem with his polaris sport.
When he went through 3.5 foot of water, well the thing
definitely does not float very well.
Not to mention the water was running extremly fast.
It took three of us to pull it back to the shore.
Here in Arkansas in the Ozarks the streams are really
clean and clear so it looks to be only about a foot or so
deep, well which is very misleading. The water was about
50 degrees. to cold for me....
By the way people do make fun of Arkansas but on the upside
we have clean air, great forest, clear streams, and hillbillys.
Seriously we have thousands of acres to ride with no noise limits.
Oh yea we do have people with the name Bubba.
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Have a great ride.....

Mrs Bubba
(Dana- so you will know who it is rincon[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

well mrs. buba is easier to understand than Dana, but thanks.

everyone else......yawn......boring[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Bubba,
how far are you away from little rock? i'll be traveling there in a couple of weeks with my scrambler, i wanted to know if there are alot of places to ride and how far do you have to drive to get to them. i'm gonna be in town for 6 months. thanks

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] Stumpjumper, We are about an hour and 15 minutes west of little rock. about 20 miles north of my house is where the foothills of the ozarks begin. You can ride for 3 days straight and never hit the same trail twice. Truly awesome. Send me a personal e-mail when you get here. ramseydb@***-internet.com We always love to have people to ride with. Bubba

 

From what I hear bubb's bike can walk on water so I can't see him getting stuck.tk