i am talking to the factory but the guys on the forum wanted to know where they came from and you guys for some reason were not helping so i shared my info .... so whats yer prob?

 

Haaaa no prob???? Just wanted to know your intension's.. thats all. Happy everything is straight.

 

Hi guys, don't mean to but in but I have a question. I here nothing but good about Jetmoto and Raceway, that means something to me. I am new to atvs. ( I have had many dirt and street bikes ) I just got a Roketa 150 for my Daughter, so far I like it. I got it from a local dealer. anyway, I want to get a bigger one for myself. The dealer I got the 150 from said he could get me a 250 Roketa. Now it seems from what I have learned on this forum, The Jetmoto sounds like a better way to go. Is there a lot of difference and what is the big things to look for? Thanks Randy.

 

77formula, sorry for not geting to this in the other thread. Some times i miss one. The differences are what you cant see. Things like the wheel/axle carrier bearings are made in Taiwan not China. The swing arm rides on double needle bearings, and the a-arms have needle bearings in them also. Other problem items that are now sourced from Taiwan and not China are the wiring harness and the electrical controls, cdi, coil, magneto assy. Eugene goes to China a lot, and it shows in the final product. Most importers apparantly only look at photos.

Since you have a dealer near you. Push down on the rear end release it quickly. Does it spring back up quickly or the motion controlled by damping? Same thing in the front. Is the suspension hard or mushy??

 

MWQ I am 99.9% sure that Yamoto is not even is business anymore! So I am not sure how there is even a Yamoto bike, unless its and old unit...

 

This is absolutely not true. Yes they are made in the same factory and share the same plastic, but they are not made with the same parts as the Jetmoto's. Or necessarilly even built by the same people. This KAIER MFG -SAGA company is a asseembly company only. Every part they put on a quad during its assembly is from a outside source. KAIER MFG -SAGA didnt even make quads until they got involved with Jetmoto, they made scooters. Because of this arrangement Jetmoto quads get the best parts for their quads. And controls the process of getting those parts to the factory and also controls which employees assemble the Jetmoto's. The other quads that are built there get less expensive part's to build them and are assembled by any employee who is available. This is where "it looks the same" can get you in real trouble buying Chinese quads.

 

Okay, so Maxam would not have the same quality as Jetmoto, right? And what about Eton?

 

Correct. Eton is probubly a little better for more money.

 

That's good to know, seeing as how I just bought an Eton for my wife!

 

Thanks for the info. I'm 99% sure I'll be on a jetmoto soon.