Polaris Predator 90 pros vs cons review

Review and pros vs cons of a 2006 Polaris Predator 90 cc 2-stroke

[@aaronbqwert7164]

Most auto 4 wheelers have the rear brake on the left handle. It's a bummer no foot brake. Has reverse though?

[@riversidewrenching2953]

Sorry it's taken me so long to respond, I crashed pretty hard again, it had me down for quite a while but I'm now back in action, still pedal to the metal. Anyway, you are correct about most auto quads having a left hand brake. Our bigger scramblers are all that way, except the hand brake operates front & rear. They don't have stand alone front brakes, but they do have a rear foot brake. It doesn't really affect me when switching from them to a manual machine, (usually the LT250R) but for a kid I would rather them not learn to brake with their clutch hand. I have had a few "knock-off" brand 90cc 2-strokes through here that did also have a foot brake. As bad as it hurts me to say, some of them are better than the Polaris. Even though they are nearly identical other than plastic, they have better front suspension and rear axle. We had one that looked like an early yellow 400EX that was really built well, I can't remember the name, I guess I should have done a review. Unlike the Polaris, it did not have reverse. Which is nice, especially for a kid. Or a aging man still young at heart, who really doesn't want to push anything backward anymore.