Help! Who made the 110 125 quad with brush guard & Texas-STAR in the middle ?

F.O.R.D. Found On The Road, Dead.
Nope... bad guess.
Stripped down to Frame/bars/wheels/exhaust. No engine / no plastic / no wires or cables.
'Middle size' frame for 90/110/125 honda-clone semi-automatic engine.
18" rear tire, 8" 4-bolt rim. 16" front 7" rim.
Exhaust on your left, hydra-disc brake on right foot. Front drum brakes.
Foot rests are rubber-covered. No stamped numbers anywhere.
Only unique item is the front brush guard has a 6" metal STAR mounted in the center.

Someone mentioned KYMCO with the comic-book-star-wars-fighter plastics.
Googling KYMCO produces 71-millon hits.... which exceeds my age limits.

Anybody got any ideas what this is ?

I have snapshots, but four-flat-wheels on welded-black-pipe, is not very descriptive.

 

If it claims it is a "clone" of a Japanese maker, chances are it was made in China, not Korea where Kymco machines were originally made. While they claim it's a clone it's a rough copy that doesn't use the kind of machining that the American, Canadian, or Japanese makers use and the metals aren't as good either. Your best bet is to try taking some pictures and posting in the Chinese quads section. Someone might recognize it there. Hope you can find your answers.

 

It has been Found ! It is a TaoTao ATA-125G Sport
Plus... the star is not a true star, it has only four points. (sorry Texas)