I'm considering getting my son an Eton Viper 70 for his first quad. It looks like for 2007 Eton is going with a dual A-arm setup on their Vipers. Does anyone have one or have then seen one? I tried finding any pictures of one, but haven't seen any yet, so post any pictures if you have any.

 

I starting to think the 2007's aren't out yet. It is hard to tell because my local dealer is behind on all of their quads.

 

the new 70cc does not have double a-arm's up frt.

 

http://www.speedcityscooters.com/scooteton_RX4-70.html

That is a link to some pictures and spec [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

Engine Air cooled 68.0cc 2 stroke engine

Drive Train Automatic single speed transmission.

Suspension Fully independent front A-Arm and adjustable rear swing arm

Brakes Front dual mechanical drum brake and Rear hydraulic disc brake

Max Rider Weight 190lbs / 68.2kg

Chassis 36.1" Wheel base and over all dimensions of 57.9"L x 33.5"W x 32.7"H. 238.0lbs dry weight.

Safety Safety tether switch and remote control shut-off switch (optional). Meets CPSC and ANSI Y-6 safety standards for 6 year old and up. With fully enclosed engine compartment and footrest areas.

They also have the 4 stroke

http://www.bushmotorsports.com/VIPER70.html

Second link

 

Where did you get that information from? Have you seen one yet?

I ask because the Etonamerica.com site states this.

Specifications - 2007 Four Stroke RX4-70

* Air cooled 69.3cc 4-stroke engine
* Automatic single speed transmission
* Dual adjustable front A-Arm and adjustable rear swing arm suspension
* Front dual mechanical drum brake and rear hydraulic disc brake
* 36.1" Wheel base and overall dimensions of 58.3"L x 33.5"W x 33.9"H.
* 247 lbs dry weight.
* Meets CPSC and ANSI safety standards for 6 year old and up. With fully enclosed engine compartment and footrest areas.
* Max rider weight: 190lbs / 68.2kg

Etonamerica.com

Vulcan 700, thanks for the information you posted, but I think that is for the 2006's.

 

It can be a little confusing when they say dual A-arm ..I believe they just mean two all together(on each side) as opposed to some of the other models with a swingarm type front suspension (yamaha etc)..The only ones I have seen listed with dual on each side have been the 4 stroke 90cc models

 

old yeller, I think you might be right. I still haven't seen an 07 and was hoping it was dual A-arms on each side.

 

I'am a dealer for eton and there 70cc 07 models are not double a-arm but are for sure 4 stroke. If i was you and you want the double a-arm then go with the 90r 4stroke it's just alittle bigger not real noticable and has the same safety features imo.