Does anyone know of a reputable off-brand Quad/ATV dealer in CA? I live in southern california and do not want to buy off the internet (i've heard to many horror stories). I've seen a lot of Kazum/Yamoto etc.. on ebay and stuff and would just like to know if there is a local dealer here in So cal???

 

Please e-mail to dealer-info@kazuma-us.com with your zip code
for finding the Kazuma Dealer in your area.

from there web site

 

I don't know if you read your other thread post yet where you asked pretty much the same question. I got a kazuma falcon 90 and 150 from this place in orange, there name is Patriot Power Sports and there # is 714-744-2887, I had a great experiance with them give em a call. I think they have a web site too... www.theoffroadoutlet.com

 

Thank You!

 

Racewayatv.com works in partnership with JetmotoUSA which has there store in Fresno, Ca. I bought my kazuma 90 and Jetmoto 150 and had them in no time at all. The price is what it takes to get it to your door and they also told me they pricematch, so even though there an online dealer, JetmotoUSA is in Fresno and if you dont want to drive there items from them take only a day or two to get to you. They also have one of the most extensive parts list onhand available so you dont have to wait to get your parts or quads/bikes. There's other places in southern Ca that I have found but they also charge a couple of hundred more for there machines and I was kinda unconfortable with there service and parts department, most of them just sell offbrand items and do not offer after sales support. My sons Kazuma 90 is a perfect machine, it's really the size of a namebrand 50 and is perfect for any child up to about 6 years of age in my opinion. If you call John @ www.racewayatv.com at 1-888-race-atv and he'll help you with just about anything you have questions about even if you dont buy from them.

 

Hmmmm, no thanks, looked up jet moto on the net and #1, too many complaints that they are built cheap, #2, Over priced for what you get. Just was not impressed! Based upon the advice I received from another customer, I just visited theoffroadoutlet.com per his advice because they were local and educated myself on what is available in the chineese quad market.

The kazuma products are far superior to the jet moto product. Infact, the JET MOTO product seems more like a toy in comparison to Kazuma. Furthermore, the guys at www.theoffroadoutlet had their stuff together. they have at least one of each of there competitors quads on the floor for comparison purposes and as a vetran rider of 15 years, I could clearly see that THEOFFROADOUTLET.COM had the best prices and the best service. I just bought 2 units from them.

For anyone out there looking for a off-brand bike in southern california, go to the the OFF-road outlet, they trated me really good and they will do the same for you. 1-714-744-ATVS

 

I would have to disagree but only because the Jetmoto's you looked at could not be the same as the 2006 that I have just bought. It has a 45" wheel base and has both electric and kick start. Trust me on this, I too have seen the bad reviews and comments and they all are directed to an old model sold in the past. I have researched both dealers and products for months before actually buying one, local dealers might seem great initially but once bought many regrets will surface I suspect, at least from the dealers I have seen. Have you looked at racewayatv.com and seen the Jetmoto150 that I'm talking about, no chinese quad on the market today even comes close in my opinion. Also, in researching I have found that if you go just from what people say your not really getting the full present day review, I have found that no matter what chinese quad you buy the parts and assembly are from China. Unless a dealer goes through the assembly themselves and offers a warranty on both assembly and parts I would stear clear cause even though it's a little time consuming to do it yourself there's no question about the quality of assembly. Now, assembly of a 90 is really only the wheels and assembly of a 150 are wheels, handle bars, and some wire to plug in.

I just got back from taking it to a track and I have to say if anyone says there wimpy or not up to par in the chinese atv market there not talking about the same atv!!!! I hit doubles and got about 4' of air each time and although I did find some things I plan on modifying.

Whether you pick one up or not I just want to make sure that the correct information about this particular Jetmoto atv is on the up and up.

I will have some photos tommorrow as long as it does not rain. I bought a Kazuma 90 mini falcon and a Jetmoto 150 just last week and so far I'm totally happy with my purchase on both and would recommend the 90 for small kids and the 125 or 150 for a little bigger kids.

if you have any questions PM me and I'll hook you up with photos or feedback if you would like.....

 

its cool that you work for them and all, but you are trying to hard (you sound like a walking billboard). I already bought my 2 atvs from www.theoffroadoutlet.com , thanks anyway. I am happy with my purchase. Oh, by the way, they had one of the jet moto 150's on the floor and its the same model that they sell at pepboys.

 

None of the Kazuma's are Green Sticker Approved. Why waste your money on an ATV you can't ride year round. Unless your on private property or a race track.

SB.

 

first of all, to the above comment, do you even know the red and green sticker laws. I didn't think so. Red sticker is a year-round sticker, however, there are a handfull of limitations. But the last time I went riding in the desert in the middle of summer was, well, hmmmm, NEVER.