Bakerboy i made my sons throttle easier by fabricating a longer extension and bent it to the shape fotr his thumb.putt it on with a small hose clamp and black tape.made a lot of differance .

 

My son rode a Breeze for 4 years 6-10. I would highly recomend this quad for some kid that allready has some experience. They are very durable, have a low center of gravity, reverse, 4 stroke, electric start. He went on rides with grown men and took that thing where they couldn't go on a 4x4. It will float if you stay to the rear to ballance it out. He never came close to flipping it while climbing hills. He did turn it over while doing doughnuts and caught traction.
I have a nephew that just got a Arctic Cat 90 these are a nice made quad too. They will be coming out with a light for them soon, they are pre wired for it. Nice suspencion with a 60 pound kid on it, small controls, snorkle air intake under the seat, brake light, easy to remove seat, great sounding exhaust.
The kaseas that I know about seem to be needing repair more than they get rode. I have an eton 50 for my daughter I have not had any problems out of it yet but she just rides around the farm. But they are not made as well as the AC. But I may be biased here. If you take care of kid quads they sell for about what you give for them anyway, and easy to get rid of.

 

Funny thought on the Eton and the Artic Cat. They both have the same suspension weak suspension.

By the way, what repairs have you heard the Kasea's needing more than the other atv's?