what about pred 90's they really wanna get him one.

 

i was the same way i wonted to get one then i went to look at them . 1st thay are red sticker in cali { thay are 2 stroke } 2nd no frunt light { we ride at night at the dunes a lot } 3rd no electric start { i like the kids to be able to start there own rig } it frees me up from every time thay stop or wont to go thay just start and go. 4th i needed 2 thay are $2200 at best the yamoto are made by the same comp. as the preditor and are $1600 OR IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE CALI. YOU CAN GET A KUZUMA FOR $1100.
I AM WAITING FOR MY SECOND YAMOTO 110 NOW AND THAY ARE COMING OUT WITH A 250 WATER COOLED I MAY LOOK AT{ sorry about caps lock}
i like yamies allso i have a 2002 warrior and am planning to give it to the wife and get a 450 for me but for the kids you can't beet the yamot or the kuzuma
JM.02

 

I'll bet your sister loves the fact that you are buring the clutch out on her bike. Are you going to replace it when it goes? Btw, its 2nd and 3rd.

The Honda 90 is so simple because the engine is from the old atc 90 from the 1970's. It basically hasnt changed.

The best machine for racing is the lt80, best racing 4 stroke would go to the e-ton imo. The pred is a great little bike in 3rd, then honda then raptor. The raptor/badger needs some serious changes.

 

My friend's two brothers have a Kazuma 50 and a 110...they both are reliable and pretty fast, and also cheap. They would still be nice...but we ride them all the time and yeah...we just crash em a lot. The little 50 hauls with a lil kid on it, and when you shift from 1st to 2nd, the front end goes up and you could ride wheelies for awhile (with me on it). Both have electric start, the little 50 has a thing in the back that you can pull to kill the enigine, 110 has reverse and nice shifter for the little kids. id say they both go about 40, the 50 is little bit faster and gets there faster, but is also really small. Any other questions, just ask...

 

My friend just bought a Dinli 150 for his 8 year old daughter and he likes it a lot. I've seen it and compared it to the Yamahas and it seems WAY better to me. The rear axle looks as solid as my 660's and it's covered by a lifetime warranty. (the axle that is not the whole quad) I know you're supposed to be 16 to ride it but come on... what kid is gonna turn 16 and be like "Yay Dad can I upgrade to a Dinli 150 now?"
They're designed for youth riders. They have a sport and a utility model which have few differences (styling, racks,etc.) and I'd check 'em out. One of the biggest things that impressed me is that our local Yamaha dealer prefers them to the Breezes, mini Raptors, etc. Plus they're cheaper.