Anyone interested in a 2003 trailblazer 400 (95 scrambler)

[wnaplay1647545503]

Looking to see if anyone is interested in a 95 scrambler titled 2003 polaris trailblazer 400. What it was is a 03 polaris put onto a 95 scrambler frame and titled as such. Original frame was bent. All parts switched over, 8 hrs on fresh rebuild hot seat pipe and clutch kit also has new hole shot rear tires. Newer battery. Current ohio sticker $2800obo. Let me know thanks

 

 

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Edited November 16, 2010 by wnaplay

[MrMeanGreen]

Specs?

[ODoyle]

Specs?

 

To small for you.

[wnaplay1647545503]

To small for you.

This thing is wicked fast, and the handlebars are up to my chest. I would say plenty big.

[turbospec29]

400cc 2-stroke, heavy for a "sport" quad, automatic cvt trans ( I think thats what it is called, its just a big belt on some weird pullys). A friend of mine had one back when I raced GNCC. He had it bored out to a 500 and some awesome clutch kit installed. A tank in the tight stuff, but it would run down modified banshees in the open areas!

[wnaplay1647545503]

Bump

[cheezoto]

To small for you.

 

Don't forget a 400cc 2-Stroke makes about the power of an 800cc 4-stroke.

[wnaplay1647545503]

Don't forget a 400cc 2-Stroke makes about the power of an 800cc 4-stroke.

This

[Guest Removed]

Don't forget a 400cc 2-Stroke makes about the power of an 800cc 4-stroke.

hp, maybe..but not on the torque side.

[Nitrousbird]

#1: Jason is a full size adult, and I've rode with him a couple of times, so it has no problem with that.

 

#2: Keeps up on trails pretty well

 

#3: It does NOT have 800cc power; it's not slow by any means, but it's not as quick as my Raptor either.

 

#4: Seems to be a pretty solid runner, never had issues getting stuck on anything we went through, and is an excellent setup for a trail rider. My wife has a Trailblazer 250, which is also big enough for full-size adult, but the 400 is more appropriate for an larger guy.

[wnaplay1647545503]

#1: Jason is a full size adult, and I've rode with him a couple of times, so it has no problem with that.

 

#2: Keeps up on trails pretty well

 

#3: It does NOT have 800cc power; it's not slow by any means, but it's not as quick as my Raptor either.

 

#4: Seems to be a pretty solid runner, never had issues getting stuck on anything we went through, and is an excellent setup for a trail rider. My wife has a Trailblazer 250, which is also big enough for full-size adult, but the 400 is more appropriate for an larger guy.

Sounds like a race. I believe this would have kept up with that raptor.

[Bam]

4wd? auto or manual? number of gears? reverse?

[ponyjr1647545514]

4wd? auto or manual? number of gears? reverse?

 

It is "CVT" similar to a go kart clutch.Most would just call it an AUTO. doesn't shift but the gearing raises are the RPMs raise (easily understandable terms). Hit the gas and go. It should have reverse.

[wnaplay1647545503]

forward neutral and reverse.

[Bam]

4wd? And any idea on the weight?

[Guest Removed]

its not 4x4...

 

its a sport quad!

 

LENGTH 74.5 in HEIGHT 47 in. WIDTH 45.5 in. WEIGHT 499 lbs. WHEELBASE 48 in. GROUND CLEARANCE 5.5 in.

 

and for reference, my quad weights 700 or so

 

i have the smaller 250 here at the shop, and its a blast to ride on...i bet the 400 is more fun with more power