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150cc 4-Stroke Yamaha Contract Clone Engine From Chongqing (standard of Japan).
UV Resistent Injection Molded Plastic Body
Fully - Automatic Transmission with Reverse.
Fully Independent Dual A-Arm Front Suspension with shock-absorbant Rear Suspension.
Hydraulic Rear Disk Brake with front drum brake.
30 Minutes Assembly Time
Features include:

150cc four stroke HUNTER Clone from Chingqing engine with 12 volt electric start (It's the Standard of Japan )
Fully-Automatic transmission with Reverse.
Fully Hydraulic rear Disk Brake with front drum brakes. An adult can "lock up" the brakes with their finger... Yes, they are that sensitive and easy to apply.
Progressive Dual A-arm front suspension with gas shocks, rear swing arm with mono gas shock (best suspension of any 150cc) (A solid bar across the front is NOT independent.)
Park brake engage safety starter switch.
REMOTE KILL, REMOTE START, REMOTE MOTION ALARM(anti-theft device).
Dimensions: 63"(L) x 34"(W) x 40"(H) Seat Height 31" Dry Weight: 276 lbs.
6 MONTHS parts exchange warranty. All Parts In Stock (YES we Really do have them) (OR STOP BY OUR WAREHOUSE FOR A FREE DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD).check it out

 

I went ahead and bought one, sould be here this week. Ill give a first impression review as soon as I get it.
Thanks, The Ocho

 

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Good luck and I hope it works out for you.

 

Welcome to the forum Ocho, The hunter 150 looks good. I like the dual a arm front suspension. A review of it would be great. I dont think there is any other hunter owners here yet.

 

I paid with credit card Monday 9:00 AM 6/27/05, just received a call from the shipping company (Tuesday 11:00 AM on 6/28/05) they say Its ready to be picked up. WOW... so far so good

 

If someone believes you need rear-view mirrors on an atv, that concerns me. Is it meant to go off-road. Do they understand the various riding conditions and they'd last about one week on our trails in Idaho. Hopefully it's not meant for only "improved roads". Keep us posted on quality and ease of set-up, parts, and service. Good luck.

 

I can see a use for mirrors, sometimes it would be nice if people that you catch up to on a trail could see you behind them so they know to let you by. Also this is a europian model, so thats why it has street goodies. Plus maybe if kids had mirrors they would quit turning around to see if your still following them.

 

Seems like it has too many things that could break. Whatever you do, dont roll it! Also, is a dry weight of 276 lbs. heavy for a kids quad?

 

They just wouldn't last on the trails we ride. Sure there's benifits, but after the first ride or two, the "benifit" would be gone. Kids have to learn to ride smart sometimes in error (hopefully not fatal).

I like the 4 stroke and auto with reverse on that machine. It's got some positives to it.