Help Me out
Feb 22, 2007 | 06:54 PM
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I am waiting on my first quad, will be delivered tomorrow. I am pretty sure it will end up under my wife, seems like it'll be too small for me. I'm 6'1" and around 200 lbs (in the morning). Please advise me on the best quad for my size and price range ( less than $2000.00). Looked at the jetmoto 250, will I be satisfied? Thanks for any help.
Feb 22, 2007 | 10:03 PM
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lyreriverman,
I met up with mywifesquad this past weekend. I was able to inspect the new Jetmoto 250 in person. The quality and finish of the quad exceeded my expectations. I was also able to see the way the quad handled and performed out on the trails, again the Jetmoto 250 really is amazing. If your looking for a 250 the Jetmoto gets my vote. If you purchase the quad you will be amazed by the quality and finish the quad has built into it. Here are some pics of MWQ on his Jetmoto 250. MWQ is a few inches taller and around your weight. Jetmoto 250 If you purchase the Jetmoto you will not be disappointed. I plan on purchasing my Jetmoto 250 in a few months. I'm kind of at a stand still right now. I'm waiting for a Green Sticker CARB cert that allows me to ride the quad year round here in California.
Good luck with your search for your new 250.
SB.
I met up with mywifesquad this past weekend. I was able to inspect the new Jetmoto 250 in person. The quality and finish of the quad exceeded my expectations. I was also able to see the way the quad handled and performed out on the trails, again the Jetmoto 250 really is amazing. If your looking for a 250 the Jetmoto gets my vote. If you purchase the quad you will be amazed by the quality and finish the quad has built into it. Here are some pics of MWQ on his Jetmoto 250. MWQ is a few inches taller and around your weight. Jetmoto 250 If you purchase the Jetmoto you will not be disappointed. I plan on purchasing my Jetmoto 250 in a few months. I'm kind of at a stand still right now. I'm waiting for a Green Sticker CARB cert that allows me to ride the quad year round here in California.
Good luck with your search for your new 250.
SB.
Feb 23, 2007 | 01:29 AM
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Wow!!! That Jetmoto 250 could be my NST's (Newstar) 250 twin brother. I've looked real close at the pictures and sans the oil cooler, which mine is plummed for, but I have an electric fan instead, it is identical.
I wonder if they come out of the same Factory. I'll post some pictures when I remember to take the camera. (That's what happens when you're over 40 LOL!!!!)
As a side note, my sons BMS150 is now sitting down in Fullerton at the Boreem dealer. The lower "A" arm failed on our ride last Saturday. The ring that surrounds the lower ball joint failed and the right front wheel turned out. Fortunately we were on a trail with soft sand and he didn't go over the handlebars. Boreem is going to fix it for free (well that's what I'm told today), we'll see.
Other than that I have absolutley no complaints about either bike so far. The Boreem 150 has good power, and it has amazed me on what he has climbed with it.
Saty tuned.....
Dan....
I wonder if they come out of the same Factory. I'll post some pictures when I remember to take the camera. (That's what happens when you're over 40 LOL!!!!)
As a side note, my sons BMS150 is now sitting down in Fullerton at the Boreem dealer. The lower "A" arm failed on our ride last Saturday. The ring that surrounds the lower ball joint failed and the right front wheel turned out. Fortunately we were on a trail with soft sand and he didn't go over the handlebars. Boreem is going to fix it for free (well that's what I'm told today), we'll see.
Other than that I have absolutley no complaints about either bike so far. The Boreem 150 has good power, and it has amazed me on what he has climbed with it.
Saty tuned.....
Dan....
