Blaster or Raptor?
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I think this is an obvious question. The raptor, any year, is a faster quad than the blaster. It is also quite different in many areas. The raptor is much heavier, has ergonomics better suited for a larger rider, has a wider power band, and is really not in the same category of quad selection. Both quads will give you excitement, you have to decide what conditions you are going to be riding in and whether the machine is suited for those riding conditions. You haven't told us enough about your skill level, size, or what you want to do with an atv to make an informed opinion.
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the craptor 660 and 700 have alot of problems but they would easily beat a blaster. the craptor 350/warrior won't stand a chance stock for stock even a heavily modified one would have trouble with a blaster. good things with a blaster cheap in price, light in weight, and no battery plus you can get alot of mods for a blaster.
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Originally posted by: quadracer5
the craptor 660 and 700 have alot of problems but they would easily beat a blaster. the craptor 350/warrior won't stand a chance stock for stock even a heavily modified one would have trouble with a blaster. good things with a blaster cheap in price, light in weight, and no battery plus you can get alot of mods for a blaster.
the craptor 660 and 700 have alot of problems but they would easily beat a blaster. the craptor 350/warrior won't stand a chance stock for stock even a heavily modified one would have trouble with a blaster. good things with a blaster cheap in price, light in weight, and no battery plus you can get alot of mods for a blaster.
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