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These worked great! They are right in the reviews the right motor has a electrical clip that is a little the factory, i just took a razor blade and trimmed it a little and it fit with no issues. The motors work like new.

Works as good as advertised

I got a free little motorcycle for my son that didn't work. I bought these and they worked flawlessly.

bought it as a replacement for my son's raptor 700r 12v. 4 screws were missing from the housing for the right side, annoying but no biggie... right.... I just took the ones off the old one. the connector was also incorrect for the right-side housing ended up splicing the connector. same side was clicking in slow mode during break in. seriously annoyed at this point I took the entire thing apart and rebuilt it... no noise... runs fine on 12v and on a 20v. I would suggest like the baked potato that put this thing together needs to find another career.

Used these in my son's powder wheels four wheeler so far they work great bolted right in

Shipping was slow and tracking was not accurate . Next the lead wires are much smaller gauge than the originals . Another weird thing but a possible "plus" is the toy now pushes around much easier like the gears are possibly a better quality ? ? It is quieter running on a stand . Now pay attention to how these are installed because they can be installed on the wrong side !! So if you have 1 slow forward speed and 2 speeds in reverse , you have the motors installed on the wrong sides .

I needed these for my son's motor atv and they worked and got great.

I installed these gearboxes on a yamaha raptor 700r. They worked great after I replaced the wire harnesses with the originals because one would not match the factory harness. I also noticed that the motor leads on the new gearboxes seemed to be a smaller gauge wire, I didn't care so much about that but I would suggest removing the heat shrink from the terminals on the motor, then add a small amount of solder to each terminal if you decide to go with this gearbox. Inspect the factory gearbox to see the soldered terminals. Even with an hour or so of agrivation these gearboxes were well worth it. My rider is rough on this yamaha, we have very steep terrain which he uses to his advantage to wreak havoc on this toy, so far they have held up and seem to be the same as the factory gearbox with the exception of the motor lead wire harness.