OK, I finally had the time to get both of these bikes running last night. The only problems that I see so far are:

The headlight is not working on the Dingo 150
The gear display lights are not working on the Hunter 250
The Dingo feels a bit rough...maybe thats normal though

 

Just a few tips on the Dingo. It's probably not going to ride as well as your 250. However; I've found that setting the tire pressure somewhere between 5-1/2 to 6-1/2 pounds makes the ride a lot smoother. My tires came out of the package at about 25 pounds!

Also perform a crude alignment of the front tires by measuring the distance between the tires at the front and at the back (that is...the back of the front tires) . Use the tie rods to adjust them until they are within about a half inch. This will make the machine way more stable at speed.

 

Thank you, I really dont know about the ride yet. What I mean is that the engine seems to run quite a bit rougher than my Jetmoto. Getting some vibration...not sure if that is normal...hopefully it is!

 

Hope you like the Dingo. I've had mine for about a year and a half, and its really a pretty tough machine. Mine has been ridden almost daily and has held up quite well.

Hope your engine is o.k., Mine has a little vibration, but not excessive.

Let us know how it all turns out :-)

 

gy6 motor in the dingo vibrate a little but imho those are the best motors put in china quads my kids has held up great for a year and half.

 

Check us out on our new Quads that Santa left us on Christmas Day! We haven't gotten a chance to ride them as much as I would like but hopefully that will change soon.

http://forums.atvconnection.co...otos.cfm/ID/13052/#TOP

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: gone64

Check us out on our new Quads that Santa left us on Christmas Day! We haven't gotten a chance to ride them as much as I would like but hopefully that will change soon.



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Very cool gone64!

I like pic 7 best [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: hoytultratec

gy6 motor in the dingo vibrate a little but imho those are the best motors put in china quads my kids has held up great for a year and half.</end quote></div>

Both my Jetmoto 150 and Yamoto 150 vibrate more than the 125, 200 and 250. A little noisy, but nothing has fallen of of either of them yet.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Very cool gone64!

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Thanks, I thought you would appreciate that! By the way I was able to fix the issues with the headlight on the Dingo and the Indicator Lights on the Hunter. Both were just wire connections.

 

windtrader I slimed my tire mainly for flat prevention. I also thought it would help with the tire loosing pressure but it has not. I run about 4 lb of pressure and just have gotten into the habbit of putting air in when we head out for a ride.

bakermon thanks for the link to oregonvintage.com great info