Cheap quad bikes

[yumpet]

DON'T DO IT, unless your a mechanic just spend the extra $$$ and buy a decent one mate, my olds bought one for my niece and it lasted 15minutes of her learning and it broke the clutch pack in three pieces then we fixed that and the frame cracked with her 18kg weight on it, i bought my son a Yamaha TTR50 and have no regretted it AT ALL, its a great little bike and believe it or not safer then a 4 wheeler. I was going to get Callan one but he took one for a ride and rolled it on top of himself on the second corner and that done it for me

just think about it anyway

[super jeep]

my daughter learnt to ride on the cheap one and now were looking for the 80 size which will last threw to teenage years so were going the more expensive one, been looking at the husky but don,t mind the ktm either

[killa]

Kinda thread digging here....

Anyone had any experience with these?
http://pitbikesales.googlepages.com/250ccRampageBuggy

[Tiny]

the guys that run the 4wheeler tours on stockton run the chinees ones in 90cc and turn them over every 12 months but are constantly working on them
the thing is they sell them after the 12 months for almost the same as they got them for
i got a suzuki for my young bloke and he has flogged the crap out of it but never had a problem

[itchy]

Forget e'm.................CRAPOLA

[ian]

spend the extra... my son has a ktm 65... and i have a yamaha 400 quad its auto.. the kids can even ride it..

[Rosie]

One of my mates accidently won a 110cc one on ebay and we've had a ball with it ever since. We're all big guys but in the 6 months his had it it's had nothing but a thrashing. I must admit we've nearly killed it now and i've modded a few things to keep it going but at Wedge we've had more fun on it then the big bikes.

I just went and bought myself a 125 ThumpStar for up there and it's been just awsome. I can't believe the power in the thing for it's size and i've been real harsh on it without problems. I just made up a rack for it on me Reese Hitch also.

Ben