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Im looking to get my son a 50cc or 70cc quad. Im leaning towards the Can Am DS70. Im just wondering if any has input on any of the youth quads? I don't want to get him a 90....he is 5 and the 90 cc are too big.

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My 5 year old is riding a 90cc arctic cat 2002 2 stroke, you can dial them down and make them go slow

The main differences with the 50 and 90cc engines are the piston and cylinders

Most of the north american branded kids ATV's are made in Taiwan and many different makes and models are made by the same company and are all very similar. Not sure if this is still true for the new ones.

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My grandkids are about that age, and they run over everything in sight on their Barbie and Batman battery cars, i cant even imagine them on a 90cc qquad, yours must be different, please be careful lots of kids get hurt on them every year, but they do need to learn.

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