might have converted my nephew to trikes

[hedge1988]

My 15 yo nephew has a brand new 660r yamaha raptor but went out today and and bought himself a 200x says he loves it . Maybe He has converted ya reckon????

[pomona51]

Good job. Keep them comin!!

[atczack]

Good job! I myself converted my buddy Joe yesterday. He was dead set on getting 2 quad's, 1 for him, 1 for his 7 year old son. Now after riding one of my trike's, he is going to get a trike for himself, and is undecided on what he's getting for his son. He is going to borrow my 110 later this week to see if his son has what it take's for a trike instead of a quad. I'm sure he does, he has really good motor skill's and hand eye coordination for a 7 year old.

[TimSr]

Good job! I myself converted my buddy Joe yesterday. He was dead set on getting 2 quad's, 1 for him, 1 for his 7 year old son. Now after riding one of my trike's, he is going to get a trike for himself, and is undecided on what he's getting for his son. He is going to borrow my 110 later this week to see if his son has what it take's for a trike instead of a quad. I'm sure he does, he has really good motor skill's and hand eye coordination for a 7 year old.

The unsuspended 110/125's are the most unstable, and most difficult to ride. These were the models that gave them the reputation for rolling over so easily. Most have really lame mechanical rear brakes only, and made for a 95-125 lb rider. They are the very worst models for beginners, but often picked for that purpose based on engine size. Please dont recommend to somebody to stick their 7 year old on one. Dont get me wrong, Ive got one, and its a lot of fun, but sticking a beginner little kid on one, and hoping that WHEN he rolls it, the injuries from the 275 lb machine arent too bad to discourage him from more riding is not a good plan. He is 7 with no riding experience. Unless he is a huge 100 lbs 7 year old, stick with a TriZinger or ATC70 if he really wants 3 wheels, or go with one of the great little mini quads now available.