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70cc Super Quad
What's the Difference Between Four and Two Stroke?
Four stroke means the engine doesn't need to have oil mixed with the petrol, it
will have valves inside the engine that produce more power lower down the rev-range, making it substantially quieter than
a two stroke. The engine will have its own engine oil like a car with a dipstick. Four-strokes tend to last longer than two
strokes, require less maintenance and are less temperamental than two-strokes, which means easier starting, smoother power
delivery and little to no sound. It also means you don't have to know anything about quads to use it, simply
put unleaded petrol in the tank, push the start button and off you go.
Suitability
Quad bikes are expensive items and there is a huge variety
of machines with varying price tags. Suitability is key when choosing which quad bike is right for your child. Don't get tempted
in to thinking the best known brands are the most suitable or offer the best quality.
£400
- 4-Stroke, Electric Start, Fully-Automatic Clutch
- Key Specifications/Special Features:
- Engine Specification: 70cc, 4-Stroke, Single Cylinder, Air-Cooled
- Transmission: Fully Automatic Clutch
- Max Power: (4.00Hp)
- Top Speed: 30km/h
- Starting: 12V, CDI, Electric Start
- Lubrication: Wet Sump
- Brake: (Rear) Drum
- Vehicle Dimensions:
- Overall Length: 1,120mm
- Overall Height: 730mm
- Seat Height: 560mm
- Wheel Base: 695mm
- Package Size: 137 x 67 x 67 cm (L x W x H)
- Gross Weight: 96kg
- Net weight: 74kg
- This product should not be used on public roads.
- Protective clothing must be worn when riding.
- This product must not be used by any person under 14 years of age.
Available in Red, Black or Blue
*Colour must be specified upon the time of ordering.If the colours you specified are
out of stock, we reserve the right to send you alternative colours If no colour is specified then we will send any colour
we currently hold in stock.
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