Product Review
ATA125D Engine: Engine Type:107CC,Air cooled, 4-stroke, 1-cylinder, automatic Start Type:Electric Transmission:Chain Drive Engine Gear:D-N-R Shift Gear:Hand Max Torque:6.5N.m/5000-5500r/min Wheelbase(inch):33.27 Ignition:CDI Fuel Capacity(L):4.2 Chassis: Front Hand Brake:Drum Rear Foot Brake:Hydraulic Disc Tire Front:16x8-7 Tire Rear:16x8-7 Suspension Front(inch):10.8 Suspension Rear(inch):11 Remote Control(Yes/No):Yes Speed Limiter(Yes/No):Yes Engine kill switch(Yes/No):Yes Dimension: Battery:12V/4Ah G.W.(lbs):235 N.W.(lbs):210 Max Loading(lbs):132 Overall Size(inch):50x33.5x38 Carton Size(inch):51 x 30 x24 Seat Height(inch):24.81 Ground Clearance(inch):3.55
- Upgraded 125cc utility ATV with LED lights, big strong Tires and Reverse. With a slightly larger frame and bigger tires than previous models, the 125cc ATV also features a sturdy chain drive automatic transmission.
- With a simple automatic transmission with reverse, any rider can get on and go without having to bother with shifting between gears. A low 29 inch seat height fits most kids well. Electric start makes it easy to start while the speed limiter helps keep parents in control. Slightly Larger Frame and Bigger Tires than Previous Models
- This quad features Remote Control On/Off and integrated Speed Limiter so parents have extra control over the safety of younger riders. LED headlights, front and rear utility racks and a selection of colors round out the great features on this cool ATV for big kids and youth.
- The LED lights are a very unique design that perfectly fit the style and shape of this vehicle. They are also very bright and will light your way while driving at night. Tires (Front/Rear): 16x8.0-7 / 16x8.0-7 inches and Brakes (Front/Rear): Drum / Hydraulic Disc.
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- Suspension (front/rear): 11.6 inches / 11 inches and Seat Height: 29 inches and Ground Clearance: 6 inches and Dimensions (LxWxH): 52.8x33.5x37.4 inches and Shipping Dimensions (LxWxH): 51.6x30x25.6 inches.
