Kazooooma,


This is not Raceway atv's site. They pay to have his own forum to advertise his products. This is owned by ATV Connection Magazine and are moderators that will pull a post if someone comes here to advertize. Anyone here can rec someone for a product but no advertisements or numbers. The only place you will see Raceway advertise is on his forum but he will come here time to time to help with problems.

 

Sorry, I thought others had said it was a Raceway operated forum. I still don't see the problem giving names and experiences with dealers, isn't that the whole point of a forum.

 

Kazoooma, I guess there is nothing wrong with posting other dealers then. I didn't know that. Sorry.

 

Just to clarify, if you folks aren't dealers you can recommend dealers and post links to their web sites. These forums would be worthless if you couldn't help each other out like that.


It's only if a dealer is trying to post a link to their own site or post their own contact information that it's not permitted. There is a difference between a dealer trying to get business for themselves versus enthusiasts sharing tips and information to help each other out.

I hope that clears things up a bit.

 

I totally agree we should be able to share names and links to help each other out. That's what this forum is about - - - Right on!

Here is Jim's website link: www.kidatvs.com (make sure to NOT put an S after kid) --

As I said before, I sure wish we found him before we made our purchase. I would feel totally confident doing business with him, without any doubts. He was great to us and we are not even a customer of his! It wasn't like he was obligated in any way - he just really wanted to help. So for those of you out there looking to make a purchase - I highly recommend you check out his site!! His contact info is posted on there as well -

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img] I HAVE HAD THE SAME PROBLEMS WITH 3 150'S AND THE ONE I HAVE NOW IS A2005 WITH THE NEW GEARING WHICH IS SUPPPOSE TO BE HARDER

 

I spent last weekend towing a Kazuma a very long distance on a very long, rough ride! I have NEVER had ANY machine I have owned, kids bike (two Honda 90's and a Suzuki LT80) or full size bike for that matter, let me down out on the trail.

BUYER BEWARE...........It is just "false economy" to buy one of these "off brand" machines. The Honda 90 for example has been around for 20 years, and the engine has been around since the early 50's. This is a rugged time tested design. The few dollars you might save buying an "off brand" machine, is more than wasted in the aggravation you will experience dealing with its problems!

 

There are lots of Kazuma ATV's in my area. ALthough new to the forum I'm not new to the Kazuma. The 150cc Kazuma ATV does have transmission problems as the gears are of poor design. The quality of the 50cc ATV are good as well as the 110cc. After talking to everyone possible I really only found one souce to be knowledgeable of the Kazuma brand and well as parts support. The website was www.kazumausa.com and the number was 888-529-8621. The did not import the 150cc due to the constant problems but did carry parts. Anyway, hope this helps.

Robert

 

If you find a dealer like this, that is willing to help you by all means go out of your way to give him your buisness in the future! This is how dealers USED to get your buisness, I found that a good dealer can more than make up for a small price difference. Maybe I'm getting a little bit old, but customer service is a major part of my purchasing decision process these days.