quadzilla buggy
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T_Pot

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2,542 posts

226 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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anyone have one?

im looking at a 2006 xvr 250 buggy, but after having a 250 quad in the past, im sure its going to be as slow as hell.
anyone had/got one and managed to get more out of it, or changed the engine for a bike one?

y2blade

56,318 posts

244 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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Quadzilla stuff is pretty "low end"

personally I'd spend a bit more or go slightly older for the same money on a higher spec/better brand


anonymous-user

83 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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Is this for road use?

I've never driven one but with only a 250cc 4stroke engine it wont be very fast.

You would have far more fun on a proper race quad

T_Pot

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Monday 6th September 2010
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y2blade said:
Quadzilla stuff is pretty "low end"

personally I'd spend a bit more or go slightly older for the same money on a higher spec/better brand
dont think my budget will allow that, im looking at £700 -£800 and the one ive been offered seems to be just in that bracket which even for the jap crap, is quite a good price i believe?

T_Pot

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Monday 6th September 2010
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champ54321 said:
Is this for road use?

I've never driven one but with only a 250cc 4stroke engine it wont be very fast.

You would have far more fun on a proper race quad
road legal yes, but most fun will be off road. ive had quads before, and while it was fun, i just think, been there done that now. also, the buggy "could" possibly be used to advertise the business

anonymous-user

83 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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That does seem like a good price... to be honest if it was me I would buy it then stick it straight on ebay and maybe make £500-£1000 profit

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=651

WaspsNest

136 posts

219 months

Monday 6th September 2010
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Hi mate,

I was mucking about with one of these yesterday, I've never laughed so much in my life! Awesome fun.

Not very fast though, but feels like 100mph when doing 40mph on a forestry road.
Oh, powerful enough to do doughnuts too.

Buy one.

T_Pot

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WaspsNest said:
Hi mate,

I was mucking about with one of these yesterday, I've never laughed so much in my life! Awesome fun.

Not very fast though, but feels like 100mph when doing 40mph on a forestry road.
Oh, powerful enough to do doughnuts too.

Buy one.
just did, 2006 592 miles from new, and its mine lol £850 with battery trickle charger and some little water proof stereo (not very good on a buggy)

pick it up0 tomorrow, need to register it for the road, but all paperwork done, and should take a week or so to do

quite chuffed