hello everyone,

i am new to the forum

2 quick points

1 just bought a kazuma falcon 110 over christmas for my 8.5 year old son, i wanted to tell you all how much you helped me. reading all the information in this forum was a great help. info from guys like 2manytoys and others were crucial in setting up the bike, i mail ordered like so many others and the bike has no instructions at all. i was able to correctly set up, change out the oil. change filter ect. only thing i hung up on was the second on off valve by carb. had turned off instead of on. ( why are there 2? ) in anyone needs to know the chinese symbol for on looks like a martian head with 2 antenna sticking up. but i digress. the point is anyone getting a kazuma will be ahead of the game by checking the forum.


2 where to buy. after reading forum and deciding on kazuma. i started shopping internet best place i personally found is e bike, online agent for www.kazuma.us importer in texas
black baby falcon 110 to my door 849.00 as good a price as any but here is the best parts
they shipped 2 days after my cashiers check arrived. and.... 2 weeks into ownership the starter stopped working spins but will not engage (not to bad for 850.00 bike) email to ebike for support is great so far they have replied to every email same day, usually same hour! they sent photo instructions via internet to remove flywheel/altenator housing to check starter, turns out starter working but clutch on crankshaft bad. they sent photos of how to remove flywheel and are sending out replacement part. my last email to them was at 10pm est they answered at 11pm est !

bike runs great. having to bump start till part arrives, but hey, very inexpensive bike and my son can keep up on trails and through mud puddles, going to ocala national forest this weekend, should be a good workout.
there may be other great sellers as well but wanted to let yall know about e bike

thanks again


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Sounds like you did your research. The falcon can be a great atv just keep on top of it. A few things that I would recommend are front wheel spacers for stability and handling, better tires in the future for softer ride and better handling and maybe a K&N filter for performance and replacing the junk air filter box.

 

thanks, plan to get tires from dennis kirk or similar when these wear a bit more got k&n fiter,

thanks again for all the help,


eric

 

How do you like your wolverine? I really like the way they look. How is performance, ride quality, size and speed.

 

i really like the wolverine alot!!

ride is very smooth, handles well shift on the fly 4 x 4 and i was hooked on the good looks, yamaha is trying to market as half sport bike and half utility, but it is not.. it handles nothing like a sport bike and you wont pull the front wheels off the ground unless you go off a cliff. but that is not what i was looking for. she's a strong utility with a new sporty look, and a bit stiffer suspension than the other big boys,

i live in south georgia and trail ride alot, just about have to have utility or you will spend day stuck , but i never have liked the look of the boxy utilitys with racks all over. the wolverine has room for winch down low and a sport bar on back, i am sure someone will soon make a small add on rack for the back which will be nice. other than that i will say i love the thing, am sure this will sell a lot. do wish, however, that it was not automatic, if the bike goes in water above the fenders, the cooling snorkles for the belt drive take in water and the belt slips and stalls the bike immeadeatly. this is also the case with all yamaha belt drives, can add through the body snorkles but destroys the clean look of the bike,

my friends say the artic cat 500 manuel is best for going deep.

eric