2007 Jetmoto 250cc Sports are in!
#284
With the 14 tooth and the jet kit they send you, it will pull the wheels off the ground from a roll with full throttle. That is, after you are already moving 1-2 mph with the clutch already engaged it can pop a wheelie on flat ground. On inclines you have to be carefull or you can flip it over backwards. I was riding a wheelie off the top of a steep 7' hill while leaning on the front handlebars. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
I think it's got plenty of power for me. Top speed is already a little scary for me (I'm a wuss.)
I toed the front tires in slightly (they were toed out from the factory) and put a bigger air filter on, but that is about it. I've actually not had any problems with water yet. I almost got stuck in 5-6" deep muddy water yesterday and just pushed a little more throttle for the wheels to break free and it pulled itself right through. I was worried I just soaked my intake because of the water flying around, but it was totally dry. I was only going 10mph or so when I splashed in, and 5-10 going out. I had a problem with the seat not wanting to really hold on tight, and I played with the front clip and the rear bar that the snap goes onto and it is rock solid now. A little hard to put on, but I can't get it off easily, so I'm good. I also put a 3/4" flat washer under the right rear hub bolt as shown here: http://myjetmotos.8k.com/photo2.html Everything is nice and snug now. I'm pretty dern impressed with this quad!
-JNY
I think it's got plenty of power for me. Top speed is already a little scary for me (I'm a wuss.)
I toed the front tires in slightly (they were toed out from the factory) and put a bigger air filter on, but that is about it. I've actually not had any problems with water yet. I almost got stuck in 5-6" deep muddy water yesterday and just pushed a little more throttle for the wheels to break free and it pulled itself right through. I was worried I just soaked my intake because of the water flying around, but it was totally dry. I was only going 10mph or so when I splashed in, and 5-10 going out. I had a problem with the seat not wanting to really hold on tight, and I played with the front clip and the rear bar that the snap goes onto and it is rock solid now. A little hard to put on, but I can't get it off easily, so I'm good. I also put a 3/4" flat washer under the right rear hub bolt as shown here: http://myjetmotos.8k.com/photo2.html Everything is nice and snug now. I'm pretty dern impressed with this quad!
-JNY
#286
I agree. It sounds like it has a lot more power than it actually does. haha
I dropped the presure to 3.5psi yesterday and my top speed dropped to 41mph. =/
I'm going back up. I think 5 psi front and maybe 6 in the back =D
-JNY
I dropped the presure to 3.5psi yesterday and my top speed dropped to 41mph. =/
I'm going back up. I think 5 psi front and maybe 6 in the back =D
-JNY
#287
#288
Our fun Ride today on the 150's and the 250's!
10min long: Ride to Silver Lake
10min long: Ride to Silver Lake
#289
My oldest son and I took the 250's out today and had a ball! The 250's ran great with no problems!
Out on the 250's
Out on the 250's
#290
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: outofline
My oldest son and I took the 250's out today and had a ball! The 250's ran great with no problems!
Out on the 250's</end quote></div>
Nice video! You seem to be getting a lot of fun for the dollar out of the Jetmotos. How are they holding up? I have been looking for my wife, something that is automatic and will fit a 5' rider comfortably. So the Jetmoto 150 has caught some interest.
My oldest son and I took the 250's out today and had a ball! The 250's ran great with no problems!
Out on the 250's</end quote></div>
Nice video! You seem to be getting a lot of fun for the dollar out of the Jetmotos. How are they holding up? I have been looking for my wife, something that is automatic and will fit a 5' rider comfortably. So the Jetmoto 150 has caught some interest.


