I am a younger women in my 20's and I am going to purchase one of the following two atv's and I would like as much feedback as possible as to which to purchase.

The first one is a Yamoto 150 and the second is a RTJ 150x (I'm not sure who makes this)
I believe it may be a version or knockoff of the Roketa

I am going to be purchasing one of these by Saturday so immeidate feedback would be great.

A little about me. I've never been a rider so I am a newbie so nothing fast or dangerous where a whole lot of power is needed. Mostly clean trails and maybe some sand here and there. I live in Florida.

Any advise on which one to purchase would be great. Thank you.

 

Would go with this [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Good value 150cc atv

I tried to look up the rtj-150 only to find 4 different websites selling it. But the funny thing is, all of the websites are owned by the same company.. I.E same website different name... Not to mention they only offer a 30 warranty...

 

You can't put in the dash like you did. If you put in rtj 150x a huge amount come up. All in all I believe that this is made by Roketa so basically would be picking between Yamoto and Roketa. Any opinoins.

 

Did search without dash... Found..

www.buy-scooter.com/ 30 day warranty
www.happyscooters.com/ 30 day warranty
www.scooterdepot.us/ 30 day warranty
www.onlineshopreview.com/ 30 day warranty
www.powersports4sale.com/30 day warranty
They all look like same website... Would stick with Raceway....

 

I think yamoto has changed their name. I have about 425 miles on my utility 250. This is on a combination of roads and trails from mild to somewhat hard. I would recommend this bike; It's larger in cc than you describe, but I feel its approprite for a woman or a mature teen. For more info contact me direct.

Steve

 

Welcome to the forum bjlay! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I would suggest a '07 Jetmoto 150, It has superior handling and suspension compared to any of the 150's.
If i had to choose between the other 2, I would probubly go with the Yamoto. Jason is working real hard to get his company rolling again after all the problems.

 

Hi all!


Well the other one is by Roketa. I have spent all morning searching Roketa and Yamoto and of course found the negatives and the positives . The one negative I heard from Yamoto was being unable to get parts since the bad stuff happened with them. But with Roketa they have their own website to get parts from and I have heard many dealers can get their parts for you.
I am stuck on both sides of the fence and need to make my decision asap because I am supposed to pick one by the end of the night.
They are pretty much the exactly the same except for the brand. One is Yamoto and one is Roketa both are 2006. Price is also about the same.

????????????????WHAT DO I DO =(

I want the one that runs the best but also that if it breaks I can get it fixed and get parts for it.

 

Hi!

Do you have the ability to wrench on your own quad?

 

Yes I do have the ability to wrech my own. The availability is there to fix either one if needed. Which is one of the main questions as to which is better for durability lasting longer and which has the greater availability of parts if needed.

 

Which quad did you end up getting?