ANYONE who owns or operated one of these 250cc-400cc buggys or clone Rhinos could yah let me know how it is going??

Ive heard good and bad about the buggys and im looking for some people who had hands on expierience for answers.

Also these clone Rhinos and i think i might of seen a clone Prowler too.. If they truely are a identical clone and <u>ALL </u> parts, engine/suspension parts fit it then why not? If something breaks i can just go down to my yami dealer and order it.

Im just looking for something to put the lady next to me and go ripping the trails up. 4x4 isnt as important as to hold the weight of 2 people and handle alot of abuse. Thanks for any input!!!

 

also generally, what would be better for moderate to smooth to rough trails? A buggy or a side by side/utv/ruv... (wish we could pic one name for em and keep it) thanks again

 

well i just bought a rhino clone it's called a motobishi chase 700. it is the exact same as a rhion 660 it has a rhino 660 motor bored to a 686 and ever part off a rhino will fit on it.

 

Where did you get this from? Hows the quality? the welds and such? any beardowns? thanks for the info

 

I don't know anything about these, but do know there is a difference in a "clone" which would mean "identical" parts and quality while a "copy" would mean parts interchangeability, but not necessarily quality. There are a lot of AK47 and AR15/M4 "copies" of very poor quality. I would recommend someone with mechanical skills to look one of these over prior to buying and even then, it is hard to determine quality of engine enternals.

 

Hey, I bought a Joyner Commando, 650cc Isuzu. It's a very tough utv. All the parts are heavy duty (with the exception of the motorcycle side mirrors which I wiped out in the first week. I tend to a 238 acre hunting lease and have pulle 3 -8 x 8 x 16 pressure treated with 20 - 2 x 6 x12 tied too them with a cable and dragged them about a mile thru the woods to build a bridge. It works well for me.

See Ya!