I am getting one of these 3 quads for my 10yr. old girl & wonder which one has the best suspension for a smooth trail ride.

I like the Jackel because it maybe better quality,as they tell me, with the mukuni carb,powder coated frame,better seals & bearings & tires.But the front suspension is the old 2004 singal a-arm front unlike the new 05 kazumas dual a-arm fronts.

Can any one tell me which one has the smoothest suspension as we will be doing some pretty good loops in the aligainy & wayne national forests,& I do not want her to get to much of a beating.
I no there are better Quads out there but she insists on having a reverse & money is limited
Is the Jackel realy worth more with the dated suspension but better parts Or get the kazuma for the ride quality (if it is even better)& plan on working on it.

Who is the biggest us dealer or can I order from china direct as I might buy 5 or so & sell them.

Any opinions would be great

 

Stay away from the Kazumas. We have had numerous posts about suspension. However if you do get one get the front wheel spacers and new tires or turn the tires around for better traction. I bought a Kazuma 150 MKII for my 10 yr old and found the quad to be very unstable with very stiff suspension. I didnt make the same mistake again and bought a Dinli 90 for my 6 yr old. The ten year old likes it better than her MKII Kazuma. Remember you get what you pay for. As far as the diference between Redcat and Kazuma, there is none MKII is the upgrade that fixed some known issues. The Red cat just has their name on a Kazuma. Its the same quad. Ours is a redcat. The best dealer here for service and support is Raceway ATV's.

 

The Jackel is a quality unit. Best bang for the buck in my opinion. Lokk for a used Honda in your area. Lots of people buy and don't ride and you may pick one up cheap. Kimko is also good quality. Kazumas are not safe and you can't get parts from dealers.

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