Go to the Yamaha forums and read that post. It has the same title

 

That sure was a waste of time. There have been companies that have put together parts and made a 2-stroke quad but have failed big time. How are some small time people going to compete with billion dollar companies with engineers and assembly lines? It's not going to happen. Remember Gas Gas and their 2-stroke quad? That didn't even make it to production. I love 2-strokes but I don't have much hope for any new ones coming out from the big guys. If I'm wrong, then great. But till that time, I'm not going to get my hopes all up and every year be let down.

 

although it seems liek a good idea guido is absolutley right. also remember ATK and philips? and what about rebel star?

 

Rebel Star was a great example of some of the best aftermarket companies getting together to make a quad but failed. I think the problem is the quad cost $15,000 but most pros are sponsored by many different companies. The chances of all their sponsors having parts on that quad are not very good so that's more money out of their pockets. Personally, I never buy modified quads because I like to put parts on them that I like. You also never know if the person before you knew what they were doing.



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