Blaster VS. Warrior
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07-29-2003, 02:33 PM
Blaster VS. Warrior
Me and my brother and my dad are all experienced riders. We went to the dunes in Flourence 4 days ago. We have a blaster and a warrior. The warrior won every time. Except for once when the warrior got a bad start. But thats it. We all switched off bikes alot too. The warrior was better on show off hill too. Most of drag racing is getting a good start though. They are both all stock '04s brand new.
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Blaster VS. Warrior
Originally posted by: RAPTORYFM660r
I would have to disagree with that. Years ago now for us it was a step up in the quad ladder for a young rider in the family. We could afford a banshee but I don't think it would be a good idea to have a 12 year old just coming off a badger 80 jumping up to a banshee. A 110 pound young rider on a blaster can get going fast enough.
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Originally posted by: MuddnYama
blasters are for people who cant afford a banshee
blasters are for people who cant afford a banshee
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You need to reread the first page of this thread.
I was quoting another user. We had a blaster in our family for almost 3 years and we enjoyed it.
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