what is the difference in the suspension on the two? I am getting ready to buy one too.

 

The fourstroke has dual a-arms and more suspension travel.

 

i thought the 2005 2stroke had dual a-arms too?

 

No look at the eton website and it clearly shows that the 2005 has single a-arms, however some aftermarket companies make the dual a-arm kit for the etons.

 

youre right, i was checking out the four stroke and i just assumed it was the same as the other[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

I gave the Four wheeler to my son today and he loved it. It was raining and he did not want to get off. I am pretty impressed with the performance of this little machine. I am 220lbs and it took me over 35 mph. Can't wait for the aftermarket to jump on these machines.

 

Resale after your kid outgrows the machine would have been alot better with a 2 stroke. Seeing as how there not supposed to be making them no more.
Supply and demand.
My kids and myself have 2 strokes and they rock. Not saying that 4 strokes dont. We just like 2 strokes.

 

I dont think hes going to be resaleing this quad anytime soon. His son has many years of enjoyment ahead on it and then hes probably going to pass it down.

4strokes are hear to stay. The market is already making its shift. Not many new 2strokes being made. Look at the Banshee, 06 is the last year and its going to be retired. The mini's will be the same way. New polution standards are making sure of it.

Sure the 2 strokes are very popular right now but give it time, and you will see the tread start to turn towards 4 strokes.

 

you will still see 2 strokes winning ing 5 years.

when both of my boys outgrow the smokers, we will shop accordingly [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I have no doubt that the two strokes will be out there in 5years and still bringing home the gold. But there will be alot more 4strokes trying to do the same.