chinese four wheeler.

[andya0687]

I am wanting to get everyone opinion on the chinese four wheelers? Are they worth the money? Will they last? Thanks for the input.

 

[gsnead]

guess

 

[maxpaynya]

Ask yourself this, Would you buy one of there cars?

 

[BamaFan]

I loved mine.

 

[jwhited]

Yep, you're probably better off with Korean or Japanese.

 

[Bioshock]

I am wanting to get everyone opinion on the chinese four wheelers? Are they worth the money? Will they last? Thanks for the input.

Do not buy one.
The battery will die quickly and the starter has plastic guts that melt.

I got a friend that run a cycle shop.He stopped selling them because he would get at a few returns a week.

 

[strokin99]

I bought a 90 for the kids to learn how to ride. I paid 550 dollars for it 6 years ago. They rode it for 2 years then one day it just wouldn't crank. I didn't want to mess with because they out grown it anyway. I didn't want to pay 2000 dollars for something they would go crash or not ride. . So I sold it for 250 dollars. I turned around and bought name brand ever since. So it cost me 300 bucks to ride for 2 years, not bad.

 

[strokin99]

I wouldn't buy a adult model, we are just to hard on them. But I think they ar ok for a beginner

 

[littleman102475]

dont waste your money friend

 

[CAMSDADDY]

I work at a Honda/Kawasaki/Can Am shop. I think they are great for what they are as stated earlier. What hurts is the guy who comes in his kid has had it for two weeks and its broken. I hear "oh the parts are the same as a Honda". I suggest he speak to the guy that sold it to him who is long gone from that corner. I suggest they go online and do a search. I just hate to see the look of dissapointment when we cant get anything for it and the kids have a nothing.