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Nice golf cart. Do they make with 3 wheels. :D

These companies are all the same. The two weeks before xmas we were taking 3 or 4 calls a day saying they bought a quad from bestpriceatvs.com. After 3 weeks they still didn't hear from them so they call us, and we got them out a machine the next day. Here is a link to how they do business.

http://www.wfaa.com/blcS.sc?search=best+price+atv

Here is a link to one of the companies I spoke of. The two weeks before xmas we were taking 3 or 4 calls a day saying they bought a quad from bestpriceatvs.com. After 3 weeks they still didn't hear from them so they call us, and we got them out a machine the next day.

http://www.wfaa.com/blcS.sc?search=best+price+atv

Nothing white on the ground here in MN either. I'm not to mad about it. But I here you about the snow guys. Sled sales, and Resorts are hurting.

Those two machines are quite differant. It depends on what you are looking for. If you are looking to keep up, or beat your buddies go with the Outlaw. If you are trail riding and/or hunting/working go with the Hawkeye. I run a totally moded 400ex so I would go with the Outlaw. But it totally depends on your use. I havn't riden an Outlaw but I heard there is a little atv roll in the corners, because of the irs.

I'd like to start by saying do your homework when buying a quad off the net. Find out how long that company has been in business. There is a lot of sites that show up for a couple of monthes and disappear just as fast as they appeared. Call them before you order, to see if you can get a hold of them, because if you can't reach them when you are buying how are you going to get a hold of them for parts, or warranty. When you see a low price check to see if "Rush shipping" cost extra, some companies wait till they have many orders to save money, and they might not ship yours out for weeks. Look to see if there warranty costs extra. If you or someone you know is thinking of getting a quad off the net please do your home work.

I do sell quads on the internet, and I felt compelled to wright this, because we are getting two or three calls a day from people that ordered from other companies. They ordered there machine or machines online, and after not hearing from them after weeks cancelled the order and called us for help. Or they are looking for parts for machines we don't even sell, because they can't get a hold of the company they bought it from.

There are good companies out there, so even if you are thinking of buying from someone else feel free to give me a call. Our business hours are 9-5 Monday - Friday Central time and are phone number is 866-kid-quad. Ask for Chopper or leave a message for ext 11.

For some other things to look for please read our why buy from us. Here is a link to it. http://www.kidatvs.com/why.php

I hope this helps.

I have a couple of buddies that got there sons started at 3. They got them the Kazuma mx50, and believe it or not they would sit in the back and let them drive. We now have a remote kill that we can sell for that machine.

I'm not sure if the 250ex and the 250x are the same. I put Burgard +2 arms and works shocks on my 400ex. The stock stuff was sitting there so we tried it and it worked. I didn't do anything with the rear shock.

Wow that looks sweet. Does it come with anything to = out the width on the rear. I put my 400ex front end on my 250x. I put 2" wheel spacers in the rear and it =ed it out real nice. I'm not sure what the bolt pattern is on the 90 but the bigger Hondas are 4 110. We have some really nice 4 110 spacers if you need something.

Hey MWNE, I checked out 3wheeler.org. Man there is some sweet pix and good info like you said.

This post says you rip up Pismo. I was there in June for Jetmoto's annual shin dig.

Be kewl if we could get some of the crew in hear, and from 3wheeler.org to set up something at that same time. I believe it was the second weekend after Memorial day. I will post something closer to the time, and maybe we can set something up. :D :D

Hey Bandit, Have you made any progress on the 110?

We don't have any demand for Buggies or carts here in MN/WI. We can't run anything over 50" on the trails, and there's not much for sand to play in. Sorry I can't help you out. I did join the 3wheelers.org. Looks to be a sweat site.

We have a few atvs for the younger rider for sale. They range from 50cc to 200cc. Our website is http://www.kidatvs.com/index.php Feel free to give us a call at 866-kidquad.

I just love the trikes, what can I say. My dad still has my first wheeler, 1982 atc110. The first machine I ever rode was a 1972 Honda 90 (wish I had that one).

Best of luck Bandit I hope that works. Nobody wants to see a wheeler siting in the corner.

The 07 Jetmoto's we have are 200 and 250. I can shoot some pix here Monday.

I have a few machines to chose from. 85 atc200x, 86 atc250r, 86 atc350x, 91 250x, 00 400ex with tons of mods (fav.), 00 forman 450s for sale, 04 sportsman 500 (my dad rides most), 05 sportsman 700. I have been riding alot longer than selling so I have some bigger machines than we sell.

A mount in the front would strengthen the engine, and minimize vibration.

Ya, there is a lot of weight hanging in the air on the front of the engine. The compression of the engine will make it vibrate. If you look at a Honda they always have a head stay at the top of the engine. Engine mounts are at the front, rear, and top. I believe that Sunl model, has mounts on the bottom rear only.

Actually, its a bracket that goes from the frame to the front of the motor (head area).

Any pix, just so I can see what quad we are talking about. My correct email address is [email protected]

Sunl has had a few problems with that. I believe that they have a spot for a front motor mount (that they didn't use). Try Sunl head stay on Google. Let me know if you dont have any luck. We don't sell Sunl, so I don't know if one of are machines has anything that will work, but I will check if you don't have any luck. I also have some contacts I can try for you Monday.

Bandit they do not all vibrate. Do you know who the importer is? We got a couple of machines in, that someone wanted us to sell and the exhaust fell apart. We did find an exhaust off a machine that we sell, to fix the couple we had:) . What size machine is it? It sounds like it is an auto. Is it a 70cc? If you send some pix, we might be able to find something that will work.My email is [email protected]. These things can be very frustrating:mad: . Everyday people that bought machines from the websites that don't answer there phones call us for help.

Here is a link to my site. http://www.kidatvs.com/index.php

We sell Redcat, Kazuma, Jetmoto, Unison, and import are own 70cc. The knock off I would put against any name brand is the Unison. They are made in Taiwan (across the street from the polaris 90). As far as the larger cc machines. They are good for flat trails and are not as fast or handle as well as the name brands. That being said we have a Jetmoto 2007 prototype at are shop right now. It has nice piggy back front shocks, and a little bigger fit to it. The swing arm is close to a 250r (with the dog bone and angled rear shock). Jetmoto sent it to us to find things that are bad so he can fix them. We havn't found to many things to change. They are going to change the carb and make the rear axel longer (so its the same width as the front).

I might be a little byis on this reply because I sell the "knock off brands". But I am also byis toward Honda, and I would put a Unison against the TRX 90s any day. As far as the chinese mywifeknoweverything is correct, about the outgrowing, or not liking atvs. Buying a "knock off brand" for a 3rd on the cost, if your child doesn't like it, you can usually get close to what you paid for the machine. I just want you to beware, there is alot of websites that pop-up this time of year and disappear right after xmas. And not all chinese quads are built the same even though the plastic looks the same. I'm just saying do your research before you buy.

We run a little in the snow, plowing a track on lakes is where we have are cold weather fun. The tires get a lot of studs, and we get some winter racing in.