If your still looking I have this for sale.

2005 Predator 90

A perfect mini quad for racing. This quad is extremely fast. Please think before you buy something with this much power for your child!

Any questions feel free to e-mail me @ merrimat@bsci.com

Specifications:

WRH built motor 54mm cylinder & 47mm crank
28mm OKO Carb ported and polished by WRH
Carbon Fiber Reed Cage with petals
Koso Intake
Elka Front Shocks with rezzies
Elka Rear
+2 A-arm DC Motorsports
+2 Swing-arm DC Motorsports
Gusseted Frame
Lightened Flywheel
Rear 2" wheel spacers
Douglas wheels Back and Fronts have re-enforced rings
Razr MXR fronts
Snow Hog rear
Uni Filter
Hetrick Pipe
WRH FRC/Malossi Clutching
Pro Taper Bars
Pro Armor Tether
AC Front Bumper
AC nerfs

Assortment of sprockets, clutch springs, clutch front varriators, rear clutching, roller weights, crank, tires and rims, spare 90cc motor that needs re-built, spare stator, chains, fly wheel removal tool, and any other spare parts I forgot to list that I have it all goes.

$3,000 for everything I am currently not interested in parting this out. Pick up is preferred, but I am willing to ship.

I also have a 2003 KTM 50 Pro Jr for sale for $1,000.





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My son is 9 and he is over 48" tall and he rides a TRX90. He is also autistic and handles the atv a lot better than we ever thought he would!

 

It depends on whether the trail you take him to looks closely... Most will send him home. Think legal. Now I know the CPSC guidelines are not law, but at last count teh majority of states have begun to adapt their local regulations around them. Whether we like that or not. Some states also will bless you with a hefty fine in some cases. You never know what you are going to get on the trail. You might have him sit on a few. The Yamaha 50 and 80 share teh same chassis. the only difference is the tire size. You can upgrade that and gain a little height... Also you might want to look at their grizzly 80 if you choose to go the larger route. They even have a 125 version that fits in between the full size and mini's. This really is getting to be a huge problem for parents who want to do the right thing and get their child a machine that fits them from a safety perspective. If only the manufacturers would listen to what the industry is crying for and build that gap machine... Keep the small motors, just give us a slightly larger frame to fit our kids.