if money is a concern get something second hand off ebay.
You won’t be worried if you give it some beating.
Also, look it up for each model, they may have scooter/motorbike engines, see how much is to replace one and how easily it can be found.
Don’t count on warranty especially if you plan on doing things to it...
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If you buy the Chinese crap you deserve the thing to topple onto you.
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Originally posted by clearedforlanding View PostDoes anyone know much about these?
Options appear to be new Quadzilla @ c3.2k, new Honda @ 10k, or ancient Honda at 2k.
Now I am going to assume the the Quadzilla's are Chinese tulip, but with front & rear towbars + a winch installed I am leaning towards them, as all I need to do is tow the garbage bins on a trailer to the main road 1.5 miles away + a little boat down to the river.
With a 3 year warranty on the Quadzilla's, I am struggling to justify the outlay on the Honda & depreciation over the three year warranty period of the Quadzilla.
I was thinking of throwing a tow bar on the Mini Cooper Convertible I bought on eBay for 139 quid, but I have fallen in love with the thing. Ansolute hoot on country roads 30 mph feels like warp speed.
*Depends on a combo of product, producer, region of production, ship & shipper, destinations etc
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Quad bikes
Does anyone know much about these?
Options appear to be new Quadzilla @ c3.2k, new Honda @ 10k, or ancient Honda at 2k.
Now I am going to assume the the Quadzilla's are Chinese tulip, but with front & rear towbars + a winch installed I am leaning towards them, as all I need to do is tow the garbage bins on a trailer to the main road 1.5 miles away + a little boat down to the river.
With a 3 year warranty on the Quadzilla's, I am struggling to justify the outlay on the Honda & depreciation over the three year warranty period of the Quadzilla.
I was thinking of throwing a tow bar on the Mini Cooper Convertible I bought on eBay for 139 quid, but I have fallen in love with the thing. Ansolute hoot on country roads 30 mph feels like warp speed.Tags: None
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