I talked to Joe at JetMoto...The 200 is green sticker approved for California. And that is it's major advantage over the 250. So if you live in California, go for the 200, save some dough, and ride all year.
Otherwise they are the same quad, but with different engines and tires/wheels. And the 250 has an oil cooler.

 

Sorry - Didn't realize I was violating the rules....
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LATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUCH LATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Maybe you should have read them. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

How much later is much later than later?

 

Sorry - didn't think about it. Had my add. & # in my signature....
I'll stay off - sorry.... Didn't mean to step on any1's toes...lol

 

"Green sticker approval" only matters depending on WHERE in California you live. Up here in the north, green sticker is mostly irrelevant as the "red sticker" season is year-round.

 

Where do you ride Eric? All of the state parks in no cal have red and green seasons. Atleast the ones i go to.

 

MWQ, if you read the CARB red-sticker riding season schedule,

http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/pages/1234/f...%20Seasons.pdf

you will notice most of the BLM and National Forests in Nor Cal have year-round approval to ride red-sticker ("non-compliant") OHV's. There are a few exceptions, but most of the areas are OK. Remember, when I say "NorCal", I mean the REAL NorCal, not just anything north of the Grapevine. Bakersfield is NOT NorCal. IMHO, "NorCal" means Sacramento and north. Then theres "Central Cal" until you hit the Grapevine, then it becomes SoCal.

 

Thanks for that EricTheRed! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

your right about no cal being north of Sac. i agree with that. I was pleased to see that Oceano dunes and Forrest hill are year round red sticker areas.

 

weight a minet the 200 is a manual wit cluch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img]