Does anyone now about BMS bikes on how reliable they are or if there any better than Roketa? Im in AZ and was looking for the best price on roketa and came up on this dealer here and they say BMS is better quality and quality Japanese wokmanship. Are these Jap bikes? Does anyone have any info on them and they also have a 1 year warranty on motor. Well hope someone has some good info for me thanks

 

I researched Chinese ATVs a lot this summer before going with Jetmoto. BMS is one of the better quality built ATVs. Neither can be compared to the big name brands in component quality, build quality, QA, after market service, support, and parts.

Both BMS and Jetmoto are "single" source manufacturers. They are involved with the design, specification, parts sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, and marketing. So they are a one-stop entity that can sort out all your questions and problems. Roketa is a marketing organization that buys ATVs from many Chinese manufacturers and has them put their name on them. That's about it as far as they are involved with the physical product, they are primarily involved with building product lines, distribution, and marketing. So when someone says Roketa, you really have to dig to determine what specific model and year to determine how that specific version holds up. I also wonder how good their after market support is since they have many different manufactures to keep up with. I've not hear horror stories of parts problems but it seems like it can be a problem.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Well hope someone has some good info for me thanks</end quote></div>I'm not sure what you meant by this but if you don't put some real effort into checking out the whole story about the purchase and care and feeding of a Chinese ATV you will certainly be joining the ranks of the "Chinese ATVs are crap!" crowd. If you are not inclined to do the necessary research to determine if and what Chinese ATV would work for you my recommendation is to get a proven big name brand, even a clean used one; otherwise you will sorely be disappointed.

 

how much do the bms cost now? i see what they are getting for some of the china ones,start looking on ebay deals to be found on used japanese quads.

 

Well thanks for the info windtader. So are these bikes really Jap bikes? As far as the price on a BMS 200cc the dealer was charging $1500 with a one year warranty. Which i think the warranty is the greatest cause with any Roketa Dealer in my town he only give one month warranty on engine and transmission compared to 1 year and the local guy dont have an extended warranty. So the BMS dealer in PHX sounds like a good deal for $1500 and a 1 year warranty. What i liked about the BMS Bike is that they are adjustable shocks all around and there easy to adjust and it has a screen to tell you what gear your in which is a plus but i would definetly want to change the gold muffler cause it looks ugly but other than that looks like a decent bike and dealer was really helpful and was laying out everything on the table. He too was saying there way better bikes than Roketa. But does anyone have any more websites to do some research on the BMS bikes? Thanks for you help guys. Happy Thanksgiving!

 

rocketa are chinese quads, older polaris trailblazers go for about 1500 to 2000 grand and even being used will out last china quads and are way faster and ride better .

just a thought

 

All Roketa, Jetmoto, BMS, and a slew of other "brands" come exclusively from China. A very few like Kymco come from Taiwan. Most of the big brands source parts from Taiwan so you may find that something like an Arctic Cat has a VIN indicating it is a Kymco, or at least quite a few of the parts on the quads come from there.

Not sure what website you are referencing but the official BMS website is:
http://www.bmsmotor.com/


You can also google on Boreem for more info as that is the B in BMS.

 

Hi there does anyone know any thing about BMS ATVs and how to work on them if so please help IM looking for a new CDI for one and can't find one or where to get one