My daughter is 51 inches and 55 pounds and is 9 years old. She is wanting a quad. I have been looking online and the problem is I have no clue what to get her since online she can't try it on for size. I have pretty much decided to go with either Raceway ATV or Highrpmracer to order but like I say any insight on size would be awesome. For the matter any insight on previous online buying from those sights would be great as I do not wish to make a mistake.
Thanks,
Lisa

 

any 80 or 90 should fit her good.

 

what would be best is to bring her to any quad dealership (since all 80;s and 90;s are about the same size) and let her sit on them and as long as she can steer the bars all the way left and right and they dont hit her knee's, it should be a fine size. Also if she really wants a quad, she'll be in heaven there [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

I have purchased two ATVs from Raceway, I would definetely recommend them. I just received a Unison Desert Cat 90 for my 7 yoa, she is big for her age, and so far am pleased with it. Havent put it through much other than riding around the yard, but looks to be good quality. I would say get reverse, helps not only getting unstuck but with general manuevering around and loading. It gets old having to pull the thing around for them. Kids like the foot brake too, generally. My $.02. You will probably get varying input on brands, I say for the money the Unison is a good deal, if she were going to be racing or riding very hard or very, very much, consider the big 4 - Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki - but the off brands are ok for general stuff, Unison being one of the better it appears through my research. We had a Redcat / Kazuma 150 MKII, it was too big for her and had some front end issues, an OK quad otherwise but I think the Unison is better.