Good catch on the 5 speed I had not noticed that, would'nt that be cool if they actually had a 5 speed! That really would set them apart from the other Chinese ATV?s! I have seen so many misprinted Chinese spec sections that list a 5speed as 4 forward gears and one reverse. I suspect that is the case here but I don't know that for sure! Ya know I don't recall reading a max speed of 60 MPH before, it seems like it was much lower before. But I have been reading so many specs I may be wrong!
They have showen some cool looking tires, it would be nice to know which are the true tires you will end up with. I kind of hope it's these!

250 Tires

By the way how do you engage the Reverse on these 250's?

 

i believe its not a 5 spd.My 125 says 4 spd but the reverse is one of the spds.

 

Did you get the oil or air cooled prototype version?????

 

5 Speed= 1 reverse gear 4 forward gears.



I had the oil cooled prototype for a couple of weeks.(if you were asking me)

 

mywifesquad, What would you say top speed is? And what tires can we expect to get? How would you describe the power compared to your old Honda Odesy that also was a 250cc or any other 250 Quad you have rode? There are no 250cc Chinese Quads around hear to ride to get an idea if I am going to be satisfied with a Chinese 250!

 

I dont no about the top speed but ill bet the tires are no name cheap tires.This is one area the chinese quads seem to save on money.On my jm 125 the name on the tires i never heard of.you cant find these tires in any quad magazine .I would hope they go to an aluminum rim.Maybe some name brand tires would be nice.

 

Even though they were no name tires were they of bad quality? Have they preformed well? I don't care what brand as long as they do the job they are intended to do!

 

Dont have enough miles on mine to no if they will hold up.I do no that all the valve stems leaked when new.Seems to be a problem.Im not saying the tires are junk just saying that if jm wants to bring the quality up to honda ect they need to use quality parts.Even honda which is made in japan uses dunlap tires.

 

So what is the shift pattern? How about the wheel base?

 

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