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Old 08-17-2008, 10:17 PM   #1
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youth quad for NEW rider safety VIP

We have been looking at a ton of quads in the 50 cc size for my just turned 5 year old lightweight daughter to learn to ride on. We would love suggestions for the safest quad maybe with a footbrake and reliable would be great too. Would appreciate any knowledge you could share thanks Heatherbmx


 
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Old 08-18-2008, 09:39 AM   #2
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I hope others chime in on this one. I just don't have the atv advice you need, though I think there is a speed limiter you can use to keep the RPMs low. That's all I got, sorry.
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Old 08-18-2008, 02:01 PM   #3
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This is the one I was going to get my six year old....Has quite a few features

http://www.extrememotorsales.com/hen...h_mini_atv.htm
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Old 08-28-2008, 06:51 PM   #4
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You're welcome :roll:
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Old 08-28-2008, 08:56 PM   #5
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We appreciate your imput, AZ200cc :wink:
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Old 08-29-2008, 03:52 PM   #6
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We appreciate your imput, AZ200cc :wink:
LOL

It just ticks me off when people only post once and get the info they want and than split. They never even bother to say thanks :x
Pretty rude.
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Old 08-29-2008, 06:04 PM   #7
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The answers to Kids Quads....... I hope

OK Guys and Gals,

I am a Dealer. I fit kids all day long on these things. Several things I look for when we order for our store, and customers want.

Front and Rear brakes.
Speed Restrictor (Govenor)
Remote Control Kill / Start switch for the parents
Some want the foot brake (Rear) mostly for really little kids that can't reach the rear brake if it were a lever.
Many like a good handle bar pad incase they go forward
Many like extra good gripping bar grips.... we like the Itilian "Pro-Grips".

Here is our web site.... Hope this helps.... www.atvwholesaleoutlet.com


 
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Old 08-29-2008, 07:33 PM   #8
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We appreciate your imput, AZ200cc :wink:
LOL

It just ticks me off when people only post once and get the info they want and than split. They never even bother to say thanks :x
Pretty rude.
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Old 08-29-2008, 08:58 PM   #9
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Why are you following me around?

Tiger Tamer? Cool Boy? Why do you call yourself this? Tell me, why are you following me around after every post I make? Why are you posting snide and sarcastic little comments about my help, or advise? If you have somthing to say positive then get it out. If you just sneak around in the shadows feeling like being a pain and rude....... Then go find a porn site.

I am here as a many year veteran, and experianced Chinese Dealer, Distributor, and designer...... offering my advise, and knowlage. I do this to help others. I thought that is what this forum is for. If you don't want my advise, or that of others, then leave.


 
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Old 08-30-2008, 02:29 PM   #10
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Mr. Doug:

I'm not a moderator, or any figure of authority whatsoever, so please feel free to completely ignore what I have to say, okay?

EDIT: Cool Boy is a post count indicator. 0-30 posts=Newbie, 30-75(?) posts=Regular, 75-150 Posts=Coolboy, etc. (Although Mr. Tamer is pretty cool.)

Some of us are very leery of dealers who appear on this site, and tend to follow the "Guilty until proven innocent" School of thought. We do have some dealers on this board, who have stood the test of time, but there have been a ton who pop up, spam the crap out of the board, and then disappear. It makes us all kind of leary.

Also, one thing that kind of turns us off is, The Forum Rules dictate that Dealers Must indicate that they are dealers in their signature line. This serves 2 purposes: A.) It lets us know who you are. B.) You get a free plug everytime you post! You can edit your sig to provide a web adress and a phone number so you're easy to find...

Anydangways-- That's my 2 cents. Take it mellow, and if you stand the test of time, you will earn much respect and accolades. (We get lots of 1 post wonder/dealers here...)

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Old 09-12-2008, 11:41 PM   #11
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Lots and Lots of 1 post Wonders. Hmm. Too bad. The "Where they're built" piccys were pretty cool.

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Old 09-13-2008, 12:33 AM   #12
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Old 09-13-2008, 02:21 AM   #13
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Lots and Lots of 1 post Wonders. Hmm. Too bad. The "Where they're built" piccys were pretty cool.

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Hmmm.... Perhaps there is more to this story than is available from the posts I've seen.

First, I can completely understand the suspicion toward a dealer trying to capitalize on someone else's hard work running a forum, using them as free advertizing for their own benefit. Maybe Doug went over the line on the self promotion part. Maybe other dealers have tainted the regulars here so much that no dealer will ever be welcome. But shouldn't that be the official policy then?

I bought my ATV from Doug well before he ever showed up on this forum. When I was looking for ATV's here in California quite frankly I had almost given up. To use an ATV in California it need to be approved by the California Air Resources Board (CARB), and of course most imports don't meet that requirement. It was really cool to finally find someone who actually sold CARB approved ATV's, even though it was 90 miles from my house. I drove there to look, bought one, and have been very happy since. When I crashed my ATV and needed repair parts his prices were 1/2 off the nearest web competitor, and they were in stock.

A couple weeks ago my next door neighbor (who was almost spending more time on my quad than me) bought one from Doug as well. This time when I went with him to buy it I actually met Doug. He is a heck of a nice guy. I would have no qualms recommending him or his store to anybody. This coming December, when I want to get another quad for my wife, I will certainly go back to Doug's store.

Tiger Tamer was very nice to me when I posted about my ATV crash. He is a nice guy too. That is why I am so puzzled about the animosity that has sprung up.

I hope I'm not fanning flames. It is not my intent. I've actually held off speaking up since I'm kind of new here. I'm just puzzled by the controversy. Are dealers welcome or not? Am I the only one that is wondering why the hostility?

Oh well. I've said it. And I guess I should also make it clear that I have no association with Doug other than being a repeat satisfied customer. I appreciate all comments, good and bad. I don't take things personal.

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Old 09-13-2008, 08:12 AM   #14
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I don't have a beef with you, Doug. You are as welcome here as any of us :wink:

Being, how you are not a one-post-wonder and have disclosed your dealership, and got a good endorsement from our members...Thanks, LynnEdwards...Feel free to take what you read here with a grain of salt.

I follow ALL posters around to see if I can help out. Some day I might even be able to help you out :!:

I guess I made a connection with the bag face, Cool Ray, tounge sticking out avatar, that made me cagey.

And now...My public apology, If you were offended by my posts. 8O

Thanks for your understanding, and patience,
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Old 09-13-2008, 10:54 PM   #15
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I hope I'm not fanning flames. It is not my intent. I've actually held off speaking up since I'm kind of new here. I'm just puzzled by the controversy. Are dealers welcome or not? Am I the only one that is wondering why the hostility?
Well, again, keeping in mind that I am in *no* position of authority whatsoever, Here's my take on things.

China-bike dealers and "manufacturers" seem to come and go like the tide. One day they're the number 1 dealer in Arkansas, the next day there a "For Sale" sign in the Real Estate Review. There's really no great way to vet out who's the awesomest, and who's the awfullest, at least not from Saskatchewan where I am. The only thing we can go by is postings, and the validity of their advice. With only 17 posts to go by, we don't have a large amount of content to draw from.

No one ever reads the forum rules, but it does clearly state that dealers must identify themselves, I can't speak for the community, but It kind of makes me wonder when dealers don't. As well, It takes a while to get used to the way the forums run, who's who, and want to post, and what not to post. (Look up my 5th post on Welders in China, and what I got told.) It takes time and familiarity to build a reputation, and it takes time and familiarity for us to get a handle on different personalities, and how to interpret their posts.

Example: IronFist is a genuinely nice guy, and his posts should be taken at face value.

VinceDrake Still owes IronFist a favour, so he sucks up to him at every oppourtunity.

Also, to complicate the politics of things some more, As this is the Internet's number 1 China Bike resource, a long of the "wrong" kind of dealer tend to be attracted. Some of us feel that we should protect the less knowledgable from the Spammer/Scammer types.

For those who are interested, here are the 3 categories of "dealers," as near as I can figure:

Category A: Bruce. Bruse is awesome, and has donated a ton of information and knowledge to the board. You should buy him a beer.

Categtory B: abcpowersports The type of dealers come in spam the board, about 40 posts in 2 days, All of which say,"Call me! I have Parts! I'm Awesome!" get no calls, and then disappear, realizing we're not stupid.

Category C: The Defenders. This type only pops up when they're being slammed. ***COUGH, COUGH AmericanLifan, COUGH! "The Defenders" like to do something incredibly stupid, and then try to defend themselves, with no credibility, because they have never offered anything to the board, except their pitiful lame excuses as to why they do incredibly stupid things...

Now here's the politics of it! Category A, has to keep being awesome, or they get domoted, to B, or god forbid, C. Category B, desperately wants to be an A, but usually they disappear, or go bankrupt first. Category C has no hope whatsoever. C just sucks, and are completely useless.

So there it is. I personally have to major beef with Mr Doug, and hopefully he will return to get elevated from Category B to Category A.

Now if I could only figure out Non-dealer politics...

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