It has been about 1.5 weeks with the 150R. Here is what I have found.
Started right up. 1 st try.
Very cheap oil in crankcase- change after an hour.
Rear brake adjuster bolt loosened up ( lost rear brakes) easy to retighten, now works great.
Very stiff front end for a light rider, may relax some with use.
Should have a skid plate for rear. I will have to make one, no big deal
Tire pressure was set to around 12psi. I lowered to 5psi. ride got much better.
Rear tail light should have a guard, it has gotten broke twice. My son should not ride so close.
Tool compartment, but no tools supplied. I do have extras to use.
OVERALL GOOD STRONG KIDS QUAD. I will keep you all posted with future developments.

Does anyone have a review on the Redcat 250kmz? I am intrested in this for my son.

 

JBR, thanks for the review[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Please keep them up. Seems a few riders are interested in them, but, because they are new and/or not to many dealers. There are questions out there. I know, I speak for a few riders, keep the reviews coming. Dan

And welcome to the forums[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Hey I would like to know how much you weigh and your height. I have been looking at this model and the Kazuma RFX 150. How good was the performance in respect to the acceleration and the roll stability? Also how was the fit for an adult. With all these questions did it meet your expectations and would I be wise to wait for the RedCat FX-250 which the company sent me an E-Mail to indicate that the 250cc would be available in the first quarter of 2005.