It might be too small for you to start off with. It wouldn’t hurt if you knew someone with one that you could ride but as for buying one to start out on it may be too small. You may want to try something that’s around the 250cc range
The front brake is spongy because if the kid ripped it tight there's a chance they will roll it especially on a hill throw them into the bars on flat ground or if the wheels are turned it'll lock up and have a chance of side rolling
alex kowaliuk here thanks for the video i v been thinking about getting the x pro 125 for 2 years now. i might just pull the trigger on it how can you go wrong with a base price like that and cheap parts , who cares that its chines so is every other quad . lol
I don’t think it would be able to do that…maybe one of a bigger size, same brand. But as for the 125cc I don’t think it has the power to do that, at least without struggling
It comes mostly assembled, but there are things you have to complete for it to be a complete quad. I bought this from someone on Facebook, already assembled so I’m not sure what all is required initially
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I’m 15 /teen u think this quad is good for my age or is it a bit babyish? Because trying to get a good one for the snow but also low priced
It might be too small for you to start off with. It wouldn’t hurt if you knew someone with one that you could ride but as for buying one to start out on it may be too small. You may want to try something that’s around the 250cc range
@@OutdoorsEveryday ok thank you
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I fixed it
That red strap you hook on to your kids clothes or gear so if they fall off it pulls the key out and stops it
Might get one for my brother but I hope it’s alright.
It's pointed the wrong way. The rider would have to fly forward to kill the engine, like in a bad accident.
The front brake is spongy because if the kid ripped it tight there's a chance they will roll it especially on a hill throw them into the bars on flat ground or if the wheels are turned it'll lock up and have a chance of side rolling
Great info. and details.. I think im gonna take a shot at one.. Thanks Boss!
It’s cheaper on the pro website I bought two at once it was 200$ less and they ship free Amazon asks 300$ for shipping and handling
Whats the pro website?
@@BlueDevilChevy x pro USA
Were in a throw away society, your right this is a no Brainer.
Brakes, front are drum and rear are disc. That's the difference in feel
"Test drive" only showed the quad and grass. Would be nice to see something. Maybe going up a hill, or anything.
How is it running now. Any problems
Only problems are carb related. Sometimes it’ll feel like the idles too high, sometimes like the idles too low
alex kowaliuk here thanks for the video i v been thinking about getting the x pro 125 for 2 years now. i might just pull the trigger on it how can you go wrong with a base price like that and cheap parts , who cares that its chines so is every other quad . lol
Exactly lol. It’s worth the money for what it is
I saw one today. The 250cc one, and I love it. The gentleman who was driving it said he loves it as well.
I might have to look into that one!
so informative video, can drag a big game such as a deer? thanks, mate
I don’t think it would be able to do that…maybe one of a bigger size, same brand. But as for the 125cc I don’t think it has the power to do that, at least without struggling
@@OutdoorsEveryday yes it can do a smaller front sprocket u will lose a bit of top spen but a lot more take off and power
Did not think of that
can u send the link for this exact quad please
whats yhe size of the axle bolt
The safety switch attaches to the kid bro
Makes sense. Dumb moment on my part
Unless you can reposition it to pull it from the rear, as is it would only disengage when the kid flies forward.
do they come with titles or mco?
They typically come with an mco!
What's the weight limit
Few hundred pounds at least
198 lbs
Woops
When did you ride it?
Maybe I’ll make a video of me riding it for you
@@OutdoorsEveryday it would be a good idea since I came to see how it is and how it rides a full review wouldn't be a problem. 👋🏼
@@OutdoorsEveryday if you still have it would you do a speed test? 👋🏼
To be honest the kill switch are what drain the battery I completely redo the wire harness and change to batteries to a 20 volt Amazon dewalt clone
Remove all switches in electronics and save energy.
That is a rider kill switch you clip it to rider when rider falls off it automatically shuts it off you can order it assembled
Not in that configuration. It's supposed to be, but possibly set up wrong. Currently not a safety feature.
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Is it good for a 15 year old
Might be too small for a 15 year old but doesn’t hurt for them to learn on
how much does it cost
They’re like $1100 new
@@OutdoorsEveryday it still works?
Where's the link?
Does it come built or do you need to build it
It comes mostly assembled, but there are things you have to complete for it to be a complete quad. I bought this from someone on Facebook, already assembled so I’m not sure what all is required initially
What’s the top speed
Somewhere between 25-30mph I would say
@@OutdoorsEveryday ok thanks
How fast does it go
I would estimate somewhere around 25mph
30 - 40 depends on weight tho
What’s the mph
Somewhere around 30 but depends on body weight
I have a quad
top speed
Somewhere between 20 and 30 mph
It is not my quad