I am researching for a future first time atv buy.I have read a lot here about some good atvs,but still want to find out more before i buy.
has anyone heard about cpi atvs from tawain??I like the ones from unison ,but if i dont change my mind will probobly get a jetmoto since most people on here like them a lot.
Thanks

 

CPI,Unison,GPX, Extreme are all awsome quads. Built very tough and exrtremely reliable. What are you looking to get and for who?

 

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CPI is very high quality, but not cheap. They have some new 4 stroke models.

http://www.cpi-usa.com/products/products.php?model=atv

 

Thanks for the replies.
I am 56 5ft 7 around 200 lbs,and would be buying a first time atv for myself.I have a redcat on layaway but after doing more reading, am going to go with some other brand.It will be a while as i am unemployed and waiting for disability (hopefully) to start.
The redcat is a 200 cc manual,water cooled but i have read on here that chinese water cooling isnt too good.
I am now thinking of jetmoto or tawain atv around 150cc and a auto.I am looking for something easy to work on as i would be limited to what repairs i can do my self.
Thanks for any info you guys can offer.

 

not bashing, but your going to get disabilaty and an ATV? pls explain how that works

 

I thought i should of explained it more after i wrote it.My disability is a mental condition(ocd)not physical so i could ride ok but it (ocd)would limit what i could fix(i tend to tighten things too much and am not sure if i fix things ok or not.
thanks

 

Well I think the JetMoto would be fine for you but only the 150 is auto and the 200/250 are manual. Just get a torque wrench and you can work on it your self. So far they have been relaible and have not had any major issues. I think teh redcat will be too small for your size. How much do you plan to spend? You may be able to find a good used name brand but if not you cant go wrong with the JetMoto

 

thanks for the info.
I changed my mind on a manual atv because a auto would have less to go wrong(or am i wrong on thinking that?)I have ridden a few dirt bikes so a manual would be all right if you thought it would be better.
thanks