Did you get it registered in ca? Red or green sticker? And yes chinese quad suspension is minimal at best. I have made a few changes to my wifes quad, a Yamoto 150. Rear suspension stock, was a shock with 9/16" of travel. Check out the mods in the pics on my page.

 

registration was the next thing I was going to look into llike I said earlier I'm not much of a cycle guy so not sure on all the rules and such but my local shop dude said that it would be a red sticker and that I realy did'nt need one here where I live, but I don't know about that (the laws and what not) I was lookin somewhere (think DMV) and there was something about a 8th number in the vin # and mine was ok so it "SHOULD'NT" be a prob? yea I tried talkin my wife into lettin me mod the suspension but she was'nt too keen on that idea. actualy I think if I fond a diff shock or lighter rate coil for the rear the rear would be ok (better) the coil is prety massive (IMO)

 

Does it seem pretty stable for your daughter to ride and how old is she.
My son is 6 and I want something that will last him a few years and not be to big to start with.
I think a 50 would be to small.
If you had to buy one again would you buy the same one.

 

yea it seems prety stable it dose lift a tire prety easy on uneven (rutted?) ground but then again so does my 05' rancher AT so that is just the way it is I guess. I hav'nt gotten to look at many other smaller quads and the ones that I have were priced at 1,400. and up so for the price and everything yea I would buy it again I figure yea it is kinda put together cheep but for what it is a "beginer quad" its good to go. prob the only time it will ever be "full throttle" is when I am riding it and when/if my daughter gets the hang of it and can REALLY ride I will get her something nice I just could'nt spend the money for a small quad knowing that it prob will only ever see verry low MPH. I hope that made sence.

 

oh yea my daughter is 5 and 43 1/2" tall .there is a link in a post I made earlier with a pic of her on it

 

My wife was the same way until I cut the stock shock apart to reveal its lack of travel. Then she just rolled her eyes into the back of her head and said, Go ahead. LOL

 

Thanks to the both of you guys for your help.

 

You put your kid on a quad that's only 24 inches wide and you're asking for trouble. Quad that narrow should never go more that 10-15mph.

The 150/300 Interceptors are Adly. The others aren't. 110 look like the Yamoto.

 

Hi every one
we ordered 3 venom atvs 2 125s and one 70
price was right and we all liked the looks of the 125
originaly was going to get 2 but got a gr8 deal adding the 70 have 3 kids 10 11 16 my 10 yr old is scared to ride she tried the honda 250 and flipped it so we thought she could ride the 70 till she gets used to it then move up to the 125
ill set them up and see how they do
spent alot of time on the phone with them and they are very responsive , hopefully parts wont be a concern as i was assured they stock
most parts
just want to let every one know i have enjoyed this forum a bunch ,good info ,great people keep it up
good riding to all

 

Mrtwister,

Let me know what you think of the Venom 125's. I bought my son a Kazuma 110 about 1 month ago. So far it has been great but when I saw the Venom 125 it looked very well built and wished I would have saw them earlier. I am thinking of getting the 125 and selling the 110. I like the fact that it is automatic. My son does not get the concept of shifting. Do you know if the 125 has reverse? If you could write back on your first impression of the 125 I would apreciate it.