I’m going to be 65 this next year. Unfortunately because of health issues I I’m in no condition to travel. And I’m pretty much a prisoner to my house. I’m now retired since I can’t work. But try and walk up to the post office twice a week to check mail. Since we have snow here. About 8 to 10 feet last year . I had this one. The 2021 koya Bull 125 . Delivered today to help me just get to the post office in winter . As I tend to have to take lots of breaks when I try and walk. Hopefully this will help. Until I can get some of my health issues taken care of. Thank You for your video.
I’m about to buy this one new for 1700. I’m glad you showed yourself on it. I really wanted to get one of these to pull a baseball dragger around my dirt backyard to pull weeds (yucca valley). What’s your opinion on pulling a dragger with some weight? I’m a girl, 5’2 150lbs
I have been looking at the Bull 125 in the Bull 150 for an 8yo to grow in to. In your opinion, at what age, size, weight would the 125 stopped being fun? I live in the Appalachian mountains so there's quite a bit of steep terrain and dense forest
My son is right around the same age. We still have the 125 governed down a bit...I dont want him getting too carried away on the trails around the house...but there's still more power to be had. If it's his first one, I think the 125 would serve him well over the next couple years. If he's a "bigger" 8 year old and experienced, the 150 may give him a bit more time.
Do you have issues with hills? I bought one today. There is plenty of speed on straight aways. But moderate hills for my 9 year old cause it to stall out. (No governor in)
We have not had that issue. Is it related to load on the motor that causes it to stall out, or the incline itself? For example, if you lift the front end when it's idling, would it stall out?
How old is your son on the Kayo? Also, do you know approximately how slow you can limit the speed with the throttle adjustment all the way to the slowest setting? Thanks!
My son that was riding the Kayo is 7. I'm not sure the exact speed it can be governed down to, but it does come with a remote kill switch so you can shut it off if you're not liking what you see.
I would suggest not limiting the throttle but doing the opposite, changing the gearing to give it more power (also slows top speed) those quads are geared very high. Will barely climb a hill. not the safest thing. Give the kids power they need to climb hills and just tell them not to drive too fast and discipline them if they do. But I think it's important to have adequate power to not get stuck on a hill.
Thanks for the quick reply. And I’m happy to see it has been reliable for you. That is my main concern. Not sure if you answered this in the video, but how fast will this thing go? And more importantly, how slow can this go when setting the limiter down?
@user-ul7hx4ob2b Not a problem! I've read they can get up to 30 mph...but can't say I've seen it close to that since we have it governed down quite a bit. With regards to governing it, you can lower it to the point where it won't move. There is also a remote "kill switch" you can utilize in the event the little one gets a little too rambunctious. Luckily we haven't had to utilize it.
@@theroyboys2. Thanks again for the quick response. Glad to know the performance and the ability to limit it’s speed. Also very cool on the remote kill switch.
Thanks for the review on the Kayo Bull 125
I’m going to be 65 this next year. Unfortunately because of health issues I I’m in no condition to travel. And I’m pretty much a prisoner to my house. I’m now retired since I can’t work. But try and walk up to the post office twice a week to check mail. Since we have snow here. About 8 to 10 feet last year . I had this one. The 2021 koya Bull 125 . Delivered today to help me just get to the post office in winter . As I tend to have to take lots of breaks when I try and walk. Hopefully this will help. Until I can get some of my health issues taken care of. Thank You for your video.
I hope it fulfills your requirements and offers you a solution to your mobility concerns.
Can you show us how to start the 125 in sequence? With choke and kill switch and so forth a full detailed video how to start it up from a cold start
Nice video, got such kayo in Dec, waiting Spring/Summer!!! Pretty good for the price, powered enough to move 130 kg)))
Thanks!
I’m about to buy this one new for 1700. I’m glad you showed yourself on it. I really wanted to get one of these to pull a baseball dragger around my dirt backyard to pull weeds (yucca valley). What’s your opinion on pulling a dragger with some weight? I’m a girl, 5’2 150lbs
I would go the next step up if you want to get longevity out of it. It's set up more to "play" vs a utility atv designed to"work".
I have been looking at the Bull 125 in the Bull 150 for an 8yo to grow in to. In your opinion, at what age, size, weight would the 125 stopped being fun? I live in the Appalachian mountains so there's quite a bit of steep terrain and dense forest
My son is right around the same age. We still have the 125 governed down a bit...I dont want him getting too carried away on the trails around the house...but there's still more power to be had. If it's his first one, I think the 125 would serve him well over the next couple years. If he's a "bigger" 8 year old and experienced, the 150 may give him a bit more time.
@@theroyboys2 awesome. Thanks for the reply, and for making the video.
@lostpyper6973 not a problem! Good luck with your purchase!
Do you have issues with hills? I bought one today. There is plenty of speed on straight aways. But moderate hills for my 9 year old cause it to stall out. (No governor in)
We have not had that issue. Is it related to load on the motor that causes it to stall out, or the incline itself? For example, if you lift the front end when it's idling, would it stall out?
How old is your son on the Kayo? Also, do you know approximately how slow you can limit the speed with the throttle adjustment all the way to the slowest setting? Thanks!
My son that was riding the Kayo is 7. I'm not sure the exact speed it can be governed down to, but it does come with a remote kill switch so you can shut it off if you're not liking what you see.
I would suggest not limiting the throttle but doing the opposite, changing the gearing to give it more power (also slows top speed) those quads are geared very high. Will barely climb a hill. not the safest thing. Give the kids power they need to climb hills and just tell them not to drive too fast and discipline them if they do. But I think it's important to have adequate power to not get stuck on a hill.
For the stuff that’s on it lights, forward reverse I’d say worth the money.
Agreed!
I was thinking about getting a Kayo. What do you think is better for a teen, 125 or 150?
For a teen, a lot would depend on the size and age. I would visit a dealer to put hands on...that should help make your decision easier.
It has the same putter sound that a Honda rancher has.
How is the kayo doing after a few weeks.
Admittedly we haven't had it out to much with recent weather and obligations... but so far so good. The boys still love it
How’s it holding up?!? Looking at this or the EA110 for my boy.
So far so good! I should make a follow up video soon.
Thanks for the quick reply. And I’m happy to see it has been reliable for you. That is my main concern.
Not sure if you answered this in the video, but how fast will this thing go?
And more importantly, how slow can this go when setting the limiter down?
@user-ul7hx4ob2b Not a problem! I've read they can get up to 30 mph...but can't say I've seen it close to that since we have it governed down quite a bit.
With regards to governing it, you can lower it to the point where it won't move. There is also a remote "kill switch" you can utilize in the event the little one gets a little too rambunctious. Luckily we haven't had to utilize it.
@@theroyboys2. Thanks again for the quick response.
Glad to know the performance and the ability to limit it’s speed. Also very cool on the remote kill switch.
My son is turning 8. I’m on the fence about a 70 or 125?
Go with the 125. It can be governed down and it should last him a couple years
Go with the 125. It can be governed down and it should last him a couple years.
How do you remove the seat ?
@@joker9880 There's a lever lever under the back of the seat.