2manytoys,

Follow this link and see if that's a Yamoto.

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The 150s-3, hs110s-b, hs50-2, hs70s, and hs200s all look like Yamoto products. That 350s looks pretty cool and the hs400s looks like a grizzly.

 

What dealer did you go through? Are you in so cal?

 

I used this guy. I would recommend if you purchase from him make the trip to his shop. That way you know exactly what you are purchasing.

If you are looking for a Chinese quad I would recommend the Jetmoto's.

Even though Raceway is in New York they are the best dealer you could deal with.

I will be getting my Jetomto 250 from Raceway once they are issued their Green sticker.

Good Luck.

SB.

 

Good Deal!
I just bought a BMS 110 from them today!
Very easy to deal with, but the guy they had putting things together didn't seem like much of a mechanic.
Seems like a pretty decent bike.........and with BMS in Industry (I'm in Upland) it makes things a little easier to deal with if there are problems.

Might get the Jetmoto 200 for my older boy.........how are they?
I've been thinking on one of thos BMS `150"s for my wife. Full auto and like 1300.00

 

Good deal, it's good to hear he is still in business all the Chinese quad/buggy dealers that opened up a year to two years ago are all gone in my area.

I do the same thing when parts are needed, I deal directly with BMS. Parts are usually in stock and when they haven't been BMS has given me the proper time frame on when they would be in stock. The parts from BMS have never been over priced, some have even been priced far below what others sell the same part for on the internet. There is a catch though, BMS will make sure you own their product before they will sell the parts to you.

I'm sure the Jetmoto 200 performs just as good as the new 250's. If it is anything like the 250 you will not be disappointed. I have seen the new Jetmoto 250 and it is far superior to last years Jetmoto200 model. If your looking for a 150 go with the new Jetmoto. It uses the same frame as the 250's and 200's. The only difference is the rear swing arm, tires, and shocks.

Just recently I did get get a chance to see the new BMS 200 at a local shop near me. (Ventura County) The new larger model BMS turned out pretty nice also. I liked the way they used thicker frame tubing, they installed gussets on the frame in all the right places. Don't hold me to this but it looks like they may have copied a Honda 250EX frame. The quad is a full size ATV for adults. I think it might even be a little taller than the new Jetmoto 200's and 250's. The guy I as talking with about the BMS 200 was going to give me a smoking deal on it, but for right now the 200 is just not what I'm looking for.


Have fun with your new quads. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Have a good one.

SB.