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So here is the quad and how it will arrive. There are no assembly instructions however there is a detailed list of hardware and it says "handlebars", "front rack", etc... so I was able to just kind of figure it out. It does have a nice user manual along with recommended maintenance and a wiring schematic so the manual is as good as any quad from any of the majors (Yamaha, Can Am, Kawasaki, etc...) From the first beer to cranking the quad over was 3 hours total assembly (minus some screwing off). The battery does need the juice added to it but the instructions for that are included and when connected to the charger the battery was full in about 20 minutes so it must have somewhat of a charge upon arrival. It comes with extra hardware in a separate bag so there were no "left over" pieces other than the stuff I did not put on. My kid didn't want the beadlocks (plastic and not real beadlocks but I knew that) or the rear rack on so I have more spare bolts and such. There is no idle adjustment, it is a fixed idle but so far I don't need to turn it up. I saw other people said they had to do some things to get it to "run right" but mine just fired up and is being ran by the kids without issue. I did include a photo of my full size Cam Am next to the 110cc Tao Tao and then the XPro so people could get an idea of the size. We will continue to beat on it and I'll follow up after we get past the 10 hour break in. Due to that I have not maxed out the speed but trust me I will... Overall if you have ever worked on anything and have some general mechanical knowledge I don't see anyone that can't get this thing put together. One side note, if you are thinking about buying one of these (this is our 4th youth quad) I chose it for a few reasons but the biggest one was the wheel base. The Tao Tao is a good quad for the kids but the wheelbase is pretty narrow making the quad tippy, especially at speed or with a taller rider. This quad is the same size as any of the majors 90/110cc quads out there as far as wheelbase footprint so for my 8 year old who is real tall this is a much more stable machine. Overall as long as this thing keeps running I plan to buy 2 more. Great looking quad as well, much better than the photos actually, looks super tough and aggressive, you kid will not be disappointed. Weight limit is 176lbs too so it should last until the kids are old enough for trail riding.Updated 5/12/2021I now have 3 of these, different models but same seller, Powersports Max. The last one came with the ball joints completely cross-threaded and unusable. I took pics and sent then to Powersports, they replied but I am now waiting on parts (a week now) that are still delayed. I asked them for overnight shipping and they obviously did not care as here is still sit. The quads are decent, you get what you pay for, but I am done with this seller, they are useless when a problem arises. An email response is not enough these days, actions, tracking info and timely delivery would have put this to bed but they chose to burn that bridge. This is what you get when dealing with a useless middle man...

I’m very satisfied with this purchase.You can’t beat the quality/dollar!!!This is a perfect starter quad for the first time rider from the ease of the electric start, the simple forward-neutral-reverse transmission to the gearing.Don’t expect to do burnouts or spin donuts but again, for s new rider it’s perfect. Ot gets up to speed just fine snd I was pleasantly surprised with the top speed. At 200 lbs I easily broke 30 mph with the throttle set at about 60%, I adjusted it to just under 50% for my son and at 80 lbs it tops out at around 25-28 mph. I haven’t turned it up all the way yet for either of us, I wanted to break it in gently.The rear brake caliper failed after about two weeks worth of riding so I messaged the seller and Joyce responded promptly. I also asked her for a Certificate of Origination that DMV requires here in Idaho to register it for off road use on public land.Joyce’s response was prompt and I received the document and a complete rear brake assembly in the mail less than a week later.I installed the new brake assembly in about 30 minutes and it works perfectly.I could see how the rear brake issue could be a bigger problem for someone that isn’t mechanically inclined but even if you had to pay a shop for an hour of labor you’re still saving a lot of money over purchasing even an older model name brand ATV that will most likely be in need of service or repair soon.I’m impressed with how well it starts, idles and runs. I’ve only had to choke it twice so far…the very first startup (after assembly and oil change) and one other time after it sat for several days in 30 degree temperatures.It starts right up and runs very smooth.I’ve also looked into upgrading certain components on this ATV and there are plenty of upgrades offered by several different sellers and companies with hundreds of 4+ star reviews at incredibly affordable prices.Overall, I’m very pleasantly surprised with the quality and performance of this ATV as well as the prompt and professional communication and support from the seller.I would highly recommend this ATV for a beginner rider with access to someone that doesn’t mind wrenching on it once in a while if needed.

Great, bought this for our 10 year old son. Perfect size started right away. And has been going strong thereafter. You do need some mechanical ability to finish assembly and maintenance. Perfect backyard toy fun for our whole family. Has plenty of speed for a child and we have had zero issues as far as running or quality.