I have a 2003 Blaster and it has been through it all. The Blaster is fun, light, and snappy for its size. I love to jump my Blaster. It has been over jumps way too big for its size {50ft+}. It is nice for little jumps because it is light but on big jumps, it is hard landing and the frame is not really built for them either. I also ride really rough trails and it works great for all types of trails. I rated it 3 for comfort just because the suspension isn't the softest but mine is also adjusted for jumps. I rated 5 on reliability because nothing has broken on mine except the rear wheel bearings had to be replaced. I rated performance 4 just because it's a 200 but it is the best in its class. Last, I rated quality 4 because the frame isn't the best. It is also great in snow.
Upgrades/Accessories: Razrs, rox risers, msr handlebars, dg pipe, ac racing bumper, and nerfbars.
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