These 250's are not the best climbers; they are not designed to be great climbers. They are simply fun all around toys. They are not serious Climbers, Racers, trail quads. They just fill a niche of cheap toys!
The 150 is a good little climber for a 150cc, I am yet to have it power out going up a "real steep" hill but it's not like it's going to be shooting a rooster tail up it either. View my videos and you can get a good idea of what to expect! I have been quite impressed with the 150!

 

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I just uploaded a video showing the Jetmoto's and a Komoto(Hi-bird) climbing a few hills... To give yet another example on how these atvs run..







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i'm curious if the guys riding are pinning it up the second hill or not. i'm assuming the komoto was the second bike ? and what was going on with the bike when he attempted the hill the first few times,was it not revving up? i need to get a bigger bike for my older girls to put around on and been looking at off brands because of the $$ so close to choosing a JM150</end quote></div>


Yes the Komoto was the camo/second bike.. I'm really not sure what you're talking about "attempting the hill the first few times?" I think you're talking about when I was lining the bike up to the path. Their was no problem at all.. If you listen, my friend was asking if I was going to go half way up the hill and stop for a picture. At first I was going to go, but i changed my mind because the kids where waiting at the top..I hit the clutch,while I still had my thumb on the throttle...I drove up and drifted back a few times is all... The red 250 flies up that hill with no problems at all. The komoto 200 needs better gearing.. And I think he had the throttle pinned... The red 250 will climb 3/4 throttle without problem.. The blue 150 climbed it, as good as the komoto 200

 

ahhh.....didn't realise you were lining up. i thought you made a couple attempts and was having troubles with the machine.


outofline,thats what i was thinking(just fun toys) my girls don't come out that often and they don't ride hard either. they just enjoy putting around fairly easy trails when they do.

 

The 150 will be great for your Girls, my 13 year old boy loves his. The cool thing about the 150 is it fits anyone 8-80 years old!