Keystone State Thread

Good thing I rolled through that part of the blue route around 5:30. Where nothing happened

 

Mud is never fun to work in

 

Have never owned one but a friend of mine have 2 of them years ago and loved them.

 

I never owned one either, but had friends that did. They are little tanks. Never heard anything bad from them about them.

 

Gotta love a 2 smoker

 

well @Braves95 I ordered my first couple patches last night...and I'm already striking deals with @loosnut

THANKS! this is 100% because of you mentioning them at the pig roast

 

hahaha, makes me think of my childhood...Yamaha blasters and banshees smoking up the road

 

BRAAAAPP!

 

Welcome there Tundralag

 

yeah man I'm in the same boat...I have a ranger up at the cabin which is great for property work.. wouldn't mind getting an 4stroke atv for funzies

 

Absolutely, I love wrenching on the motorbikes and I don't feel pressured to get the job finished. But I have two just in case one is down for too long and I need to ride

 

Trail Boss is the workhorse of the Polaris lineup back in the day. What year is it?
The late 80's and early 90's ones only ever had one issue I know of: They are oil injected 2 strokes so oil in the front and as in the top - no mixing... if that injector fails they will burn up.
There were kits out there that eliminated the injector so you could run mixed.
My 96' 400 Sport is basically the bigger brother of the 250 Trail Boss - the main difference being the 400 is liquid cooled 2 stoke vs. the air cooled 250...

What else you wanna know.

 

sold this a few years back

 

Love that area, but never hunted. Everything is leased and posted by camp in smethport. Welcome. And from one veteran to another thank you brother.

 

What did ya get?

 

Well there you go!!

 

I thought the trail boss was a 4 stroke 250. I've never owned one, but when I used to trail ride there were plenty of them that rode with us. They were plenty capable of what you are talking about. They were a good cheap quad in the day, but also 2x4 the one I'm talking about. I can't remember the model so I could be completely wrong. The scrambler would be a fun little 4x4 option. I rode Yamaha so I have no idea how the polaris' held up though.