Its the '06 250. The 250 they are selling now has only been available for a couple of weeks.

 

I sure don't remember the 06 having a twin cylinder and shaft drive! Oh well!

So what tires are we going to get with the 07 250? can you link a pic with the tires, we have seen the 07's with three different tires on it so far!

 

Hello outofline,

I've had my Jetmoto 250 sport since Nov 19th 2006. It's one of the prototypes (oil cooled) I just want to start by saying I had 2 Redcat 150 VX's before I made the switch to Jetmoto. I first got a 06' 200. WAY WAY WAY better than the Redcats or Roketa types. Faster, smoother, just alot more fun to ride let alone bigger. Then I got the 250 sport... This thing blows the 200 away. The suspension, acceleration, handling just an all around better built and better thought thru build on the 250's. I know they have made a couple of changes on them since I bought mine and I will probably have to fork out the extra dough to have it the same way as the ones they are selling now. (Brake and sprocket protector, bigger sprocket) Also it has 1 Reverse gear and 4 forward gears. Gear pattern is all the way down is rev, up 1 neutral, up 1 more is 1st, up again 2nd etc... - 4th. I've had mine on trails in 4th gear and there's no reason for it. 3rd gear is perfect to ride in, and has great acceleration and you have enough power to do what you want too. Just keep in mind if you go with a used Jap bike still for more than what you would pay for this 250 new, you will be getting a problem bike with ZERO warranty !! But hey that my friend is up to you.. I love my bike and I'm very glad I bought it. And my wife loves her 200 Jetmoto and my son loves his 90 Jetmoto. Someone said it before on here buy a 250 ride it and find out for yourself.. If you like it buy another and another from Jetmoto.

 

outofline

The black Jetmoto you had linked before is NOT one of the 07's Look at my pageI have them side by side (200 and the 250) Sorry for the small pictures any idea anyone how I can enlarge them?? Or do you have to have them somewhere else and link it to my page?? Anyway outofline by one from John at Raceway.. You wont be sorry..

 

JetmotoJay, have you ever tried a 14 or 15 tooth sprocket on the 250? I figured that would help it out big time. Try the one off your 200.


Pic #6 on my page are the correct tires.

 

Cool I'll try that, thanks MWQ.

Yeah the new tires are awesome looking (holeshot look alikes) I have the style that came on the 200's in 06' but mine are 10" instead of 8"

 

Thanks, ya I think those tires are cool looking also. 250 tires Will the 150 have the same tread and tires? My brother didn't like the others they have shown on the pics.

Thanks for the review JetmotoJay, I can hardly wait till I can go out riding this spring! Hopefully it will be on a new 250! The wife is starting to warm up on this whole atv thing also, so it should be a fun summer!

 

outofline

My wife wanted nothing to do with any offroad vehicle. Not that she wouldn't get dirty or anything but just the thought of riding around doing nothing (in her eyes).. But the first time she went she fell in love with it too. Now she wants to ride all the time. It's great family fun. I really do hope you get involved with the quads what ever you decide on. Just to let you know (for example) I'm not a cheap person by any means but the cost factor.. I have $6500 invested in my weekend atv gear. That's 3 quads, 90, 200, 250 a 5' x 10' trailer (permanent tag) with a full sized tool box mounted on it. 3 Brand new helmets, googles, ratchet straps and a pair of folding ramps. Now with all of that in mind you can buy a brand new Honda 450 quad for the same price as I paid for all the gear I have..... Not bad at all.. I will get more pictures of the 250 sport and post them soon.

 

How do you put all those atvs on that trailer.

 

Hello setters

I put the 200 and the 250 on the trailer, 200 sideways (I had to cut one side of the upper frame out on the trailer) the 250 goes straight in from the rear. My sons 90 I load 1st, with the trailer attached I put my ramps from my trailer to the tailgate of my truck (Nissan Frontier) and slide it up inside the bed. Works pretty good, I'll take a picture this weekend with all of them loaded.