2003 Polaris Predator 500 ATVs - Simply The BEST!!!

I bought my 2003 Preddy new and loved it from the first time I let out the clutch. It had tons of power, best is at midrange to top. The engine is rock solid and the tranny is smooth. The bike came with Fox podium suspension and a P.R.O. steering system which made handling great. I mainly trail rode it until about 2006, all stock up to this point. That's when I decided to use it's motocross capabilities, which are even better than its trail-riding abilities. I started putting lots of aftermarkets on her, and the machine responded very well. A rev box and better air intake really wakes up the engine. Now, I strictly race her through the Badger state quad championship and have had multiple wins and high finishes. I am thinking about making a run at becoming a national open class racer. Great Machine!

Upgrades/Accessories

K+N air intake system, fmf factory 4 full exhaust, big gun rev box, edlebrock high performance carb, dynojet power kit, hotcams intake, hotcams exhaust aaen performance port heading, je high compression piston, barnett high performance clutch kit, rocket sprockets-12 tooth, pure Polaris nerf bars and heel guards, dg bumper, pro taper handlebars, teather pro kill switch, Fox evol airshock fr, Fox podium x r, lonestar racing axle-50in, ready racing oil filter, itp chrome rims, maxis razr mx soft compound tires 18-10-8, Factory effex sponsor stickers.

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