Redcat FX-250
#31
Redcat FX-250
Originally posted by: Kazooooma
The Kazuma site shows a 250 utility with a 5 speed, but I think all the sport models are CVT. My dealer said the 250 CVT was the same design as the 150 but with beefier components.
The Kazuma site shows a 250 utility with a 5 speed, but I think all the sport models are CVT. My dealer said the 250 CVT was the same design as the 150 but with beefier components.
They are different engines too. The ute looked like it had the 233cc twin cylinder Honda Rebel engine.
#32
Redcat FX-250
Yeah, all the sports and most of the Utilities are CVTs, and the Kazuma/Redcat KMZ-250, RFX-250 Utility ATVs still use the 250cc Liquid-Cooled Thumper, while the new Redcat/Lifan LX-250 Utility uses a Twin Cylinder Air-Cooled motor with 5-Speed Manual.
I'd love to bring some stuff down to Kermit, but space on my hauler is limited, and when I go to the dunes, I bring this:
Sandrail 1
Sandrail 2
Plus, the wife is prego and about ready to pickle, so no dunes for us for a while. I'd be more than willing head up and drink some beer in a few months, though.
Jonathan "OG"
I'd love to bring some stuff down to Kermit, but space on my hauler is limited, and when I go to the dunes, I bring this:
Sandrail 1
Sandrail 2
Plus, the wife is prego and about ready to pickle, so no dunes for us for a while. I'd be more than willing head up and drink some beer in a few months, though.
Jonathan "OG"
#33
Redcat FX-250
I had a link on my original post, but it disappeared, I put it back. Here it is again on the Redcat home page. THIS is the FX-250 I am referring to, it indicates identical dimensions and weight as the 150MKII, but in looking close at the photo, it does appear a little taller, and the a-arms look alot longer? Kazoooma, any idea if this is the one you rode? I am aware of the larger TCX-250, I'm not interested in that one.
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#37
Redcat FX-250
Originally posted by: ogfalcon
I'd love to bring some stuff down to Kermit, but space on my hauler is limited, and when I go to the dunes, I bring this:
Sandrail 1
Sandrail 2
I'd love to bring some stuff down to Kermit, but space on my hauler is limited, and when I go to the dunes, I bring this:
Sandrail 1
Sandrail 2
Looks like a whole lotta fun! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
#38
Redcat FX-250
Im good with wider, wider would be more stable and safer. Just concerned it is a bigger and heavier bike than the 150MKII. If I could trust the specs I would be good, but as has been pointed out, they have photos of two different bikes on the same page. Tough to know whats accurate with so much conflicting information out there...........Thanks again for the input.
#39
Redcat FX-250
Aaron, that's a great point. The black atv is an FX250, and the red one is an older 150.
Raptorlegs, that sandrail was built with a LOT of blood, sweat, and tears, my friend....but it's fun now that's it's done....well, I don't think anything is ever "done," but it's at least mostly done....bigger turbo with an intercooler may be in store in a year or so....
predtldrider, the FX250 will be a little heavier because of the bigger engine and associated cooling system parts (radiator, fan, overflow tanks, etc). I don't think anyone really has a good idea of how much they actually weigh, but I'll see if I can find out for ya. There is a lot of conflicting, or at the very least, limited information out there, but one thing is certain: If you can get an FX250 for around $2,000 bucks, it will be money well spent. Once you get the 250s tuned up, they flat-out scream.
Raptorlegs, that sandrail was built with a LOT of blood, sweat, and tears, my friend....but it's fun now that's it's done....well, I don't think anything is ever "done," but it's at least mostly done....bigger turbo with an intercooler may be in store in a year or so....
predtldrider, the FX250 will be a little heavier because of the bigger engine and associated cooling system parts (radiator, fan, overflow tanks, etc). I don't think anyone really has a good idea of how much they actually weigh, but I'll see if I can find out for ya. There is a lot of conflicting, or at the very least, limited information out there, but one thing is certain: If you can get an FX250 for around $2,000 bucks, it will be money well spent. Once you get the 250s tuned up, they flat-out scream.