I have been trying to narrow my search of chinese crap and have found these two brands as possible choices for my young son. Anybody have a Dinli and if so, are the parts just as cheap as other off brand atv's? I found a Dinli dealer near my home but haven't been able to get there b4 6.

I also read some reviews of Kasea and it sounds like they make a well built machine. Any thoughts, pro's and con's?

 

I have a dinli dino 50cc. Loved it moded it to a 70cc. Loved it. up graded to the dinli diamondback love it. I got my parts from i the interent from Mich.

 

kasea parts hard to find

 

I think both are fine but I'd get the Dinli.
P.S. a Dinli isn't a crap chinese quad.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: windtrader

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>did you for get to mention you can't not sue a chinese manufactor for product liability? </end quote></div>



Another distributor, Dinli LP, which once operated out of Dallas, is appealing a $3 million verdict against it. A Philadelphia jury found the Taiwanese company liable for the death of a 31-year-old man who broke one of his legs when his Dinli ATV overturned after the right handle grip slipped off the handlebar. He died from a pulmonary embolism caused by his leg injury.



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I'm not so sure about Dinli. I did some research on these folks recently. The manufacturer was sued and lost a wrongful death suit. The US distributor filed action in Texas against the overseas entity in 2007, so it is a legal mess. I'm pretty sure the USA distributor is gone. If true, it's pretty obvious you should pursue alternative brands.

 

www.teamsimsracing.com
www.maximumrpm.com
Both are dinli experts. They can help with info I'm sure.
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