Hi guys,

Great website!! I am looking to pull the trigger on a Kazuma Baby Falcon 110. The only thing I see being a somewhat concern is the braking ability of these things. I see they only have a foot brake and no hand levers. Should this be a concern? How functional are the drum brakes? Is there a kit that would allow me to add hand brakes?

Thanks much!

 

The baby falcon has front drum brakes that are hand operated on the right side & it has a rear drum brake that is foot operated.
For better stopping power I would see if there is a kit to convert the rear to hydralic disc which is the best stopping power you can get & would be a big difference,ecspecially in wet & muddy conditions.My daughters 110 Longchang has hydralic rear disc & it will lock up on command in all condisions

 

Thanks Poe,

This whole potential purchase came at me very quick and I did not have much time to do any research, at least as much as I wanted to. Was told about the deal late yesterday and had to make my decision by this morning. After I posted this original message I did more searching and did notice that the baby had the front brake lever.

Just made the call to order one - hope it's a decent package!?! Seems like some people on here don't think it's worth a nickle and others claim it's a pretty decent vehicle!?! For the price, I can't see going wrong and feel it's worth the chance. We got a large "group-buy" discounted price so I ended up paying $700 for a brand new Baby Falcon 110. Thought that seemd pretty reasonable????

Thanks again for the reply!

 

If that is including shipping, then that is a very good deal & cheaper then I got mine when I bought 3.Im curious how many you guys got & were from.
The drum brakes should work fine for yard & trail riding.
If you have to assemble it make sure & do lots of reading on here first & ask when in doubt.

 

We had 6 people make a group order all ranging between the 50 and 110 Falcon. No cost for shipping - we are driving 2 hours to pick them up ourselves. Downside is that we will be putting them together ourselves as well!!!

 

Hertzy, Did ya pick up the quads yet?If so,what did ya think of them? Were they quite alot cheaper since you had to assemble them?

 

I didn't actually talk to the dealer myself much, but my friend who set this whole group thing up said that the dealer typically sells them (110 baby) for about $975. That is completely set up and ready to ride.