Wondering if there is any differances between I guess a late model 07 or a 08 Jetmoto 150?

 

Im not sure but Id guess BNG (bold new graphics) and a prettier seat.


Why mess with what works? The '07 Jetmoto 150 is easily the best Chinese built 150 quad.

 

I was talking with Jetmoto today, they do not have a set of nerf bars for the 07 but they have a set for the 08.

 

So do the 08's come with them?? Or they have them as an add on you can buy to bolt on?

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: dbrown18

I was talking with Jetmoto today, they do not have a set of nerf bars for the 07 but they have a set for the 08.</end quote></div>

Nerf bars would be very cool and now that you jog my memory I think I read that somewhere else here.

 

mywifesquad, I am hunting for an ATV for my son he is almost 13 and big for his age I was thinking about a Jetmoto 125? I see you own one what are your thought on this machine?

Thanks

 

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

mywifesquad, I am hunting for an ATV for my son he is almost 13 and big for his age I was thinking about a Jetmoto 125? I see you own one what are your thought on this machine?



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Welcome to the forum tinbndr! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

The 125 is a nice quad but has a tall 3rd gear that is almost not usable except on flat ground with heavier riders. My 125 spends most of its time being ridden by my sons 100lb girlfriend. She has never noticed the high 3rd gear. If it was me....I would go with the 150, better suspension, better power and quite a bargain for the money.

 

Do the 08 150's have a foot break or is all still hand controls?
Is the 150 Sport clutch or automatic?
Any downfalls with the 150, items that would need adressed before riding.
Thanks for all your help!
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Im pretty sure it will be like last years with all hand controls. It uses a fully automatic CVT transmission which makes the 150 virtually unstoppable. Ive taken my '06 up hills it had no right to be on but slowly clawed its way up it. No down falls with the 150, just a few things to do before riding it. Replace the oil before starting it with 10w-40, also replace the stock fuel line and filter. Buy a small tube of blue loctite for all the smaller bolts. If its got a phillips head, or uses a 8 or 10 mm wrench. Loctite it. Other than that put a wrench on every bolt just to be sure, especially front end stuff, tie rods, ball joints etc. Almost for got, loosen the chain. Most are way too tight from the factory.

 

Ok will do
Thanks!