Seriously? I have drove my friends TB and a couple others, and they were nothing compared to the Tracker.

And once again, I am not being brand loyal, I do not even own a Yamaha, I got a ds instead of a raptor.

 

hey i also heard that the blazer would bog when you punch the throttle but i heard that it can be quicvkly fixed with a K & N air filter.

 

A stock TrailBlazer couldn't pull a greasy noodle out of a cats butt.

From my personal experience, the BearTracker is a much more enjoyable quad to spend the afternoon on.

 

I don't kno what you guys are talking about the T blazer not being able to do burn outs or wheelies. i have a 2002 trail blazer and it can roost adn pull wheelies just as good as my neighbors blaser u just have to hold the break and floor it. it will spin! and pull up at of the roost and u up in a nice wheelie

 

At the local ATV rodeo track where my son races at the Trailblazers usually take the top 4 spots in the 499CC and smaller Utility class. They are the fastest in the 100 yard dash and they corner better around the barrels and obstacles. Plus they are a 2 stroke and can be modified to perform extremely well. They are way quicker than any of the trackers or Recons and the Ozark my son races in this class. Put a green spring in it and wheely away. I'm planning on getting him one and modding it a little for this class till he is old enough or big enough to handle a Dale in the High Performance class.

 

Stock the bear tracker can out do the TB, it is sad that a 230cc 4 stroke has more power then a 250cc 2 stroke...
I am sure that if you are going to mod out one of the two the TB can be modded much more...(it needs it) if you really want a polaris, do what zooky said, put new clutch spring in and you will be able to tell a huge difference...

 

I would take a look at the Reviews on this Website, you also may want to take a close look at the Suzuki Ozark it is the ATV to beat right now in the 250cc class. I am very happy with mine. It is a perfect trail bike as far as I'm concerned, mine will top out around 51mph on my GPS. The beartracker will do about 45mph. I have owned both and the Ozark is a completely different beast, a lot more sporty, better suspension, higher ground clearance, front disk brakes, better lighting, a much more powerful engine etc. than the Beartracker. The Beartracker is not a bad bike, it has just become a little outdated with what is out there now. I also like the shaft drive better than the chain/sprocket on the trailblazer, as well as the auto clutch compared to the belt driven transmission.