#4 Honda 250ex

this quad is great for beginners hard to start not pepy at all not very good suspension, and is over priced

#3

the yamaha blaster is a quad that is easly upgraded, very small and doesnt have great suspension, very cheap

#2

the kawasaki mojave is a great quad it is the o nly liquid cooled 250 in this review it is the fastest trail rider with good suspension, but is hard to start at different elevations

#1

the suzuki Z250 has great suspension and can out run all except the mojave on a track, the mojave and Z put a wooping on the blaster and the honda and is priced the same as the honda so why would you choose the honda over the suzuki

let me know your opions about my review and put them into the order you think they should be in

top speed (with a speedometer)
250ex-52.4
mojave-54.7
Z250-53.2
blaster-57.8
top speed isn't anything on a track

 

#4 Blaster--------tooooo small
#3 mojave------who still buys these out dated things ??????
#2 250EX-------also too small and over priced
#1 Z----kicks a$$ all the way

 

I don't quite see the logic in this comparison. The two 250's are shaft drive novice bikes with utility heritage, where the others are full on chain drive sport bikes. If you are going to include the Mojave, you have to include the 300EX.

 

1. blaster: two stroke with a six speed manual. 320lbs dry. seven inches of shock travel in the front and rear.
2. mojave: liquid cooled four stroke with dual overhead cams and a five speed manual. 390lbs dry six inches of shock travel up front and eight inches in the rear.
3. z250: single overhead cam four stroke with a drive shaft and a five speed auto clutch. 360lbs dry. six inches of shock travel in the front and rear.
4. 250ex: sorry should have bought another quad. good for wheelies and putting around on trails.