MOUNTOPZ 150cc Four Wheelers 23" Tires with Reverse

In the last few months, we have been searching the local classified adds, for a used ATV around $2000 in price but,haven't had any luck, finding anything worth a flip. Then, a family member was given one of these 150cc coolster machines. We test drove it and had to get one.Now, we ordered from scooterland and the service was great dealing with them. Once we recieved it, which took 5 business days, from the date of our order, we were super excited. Also, before our purchase, we knew it only came 85% assembled. What needed to be assembled was the handlebars, foot plates, front rack/grill guard, rear rack, break light, all 4 wheels, and that's it. The battery comes empty and you just fill the battery up with the acid, which is included in a different container. All was very simple and it took approx 3-4 hours. Just be sure to have a socket set handy and you'll be good.Now, on to the performance of the 4-wheeler. It is a little slow at take off but, as soon as it starts rolling, this unit has some power. It runs great, you are only suppose to have one person on this thing, at a time but, we have had two adults on it, going wide open and it doesn't skip a beat. Although, I don't think it is noted in the description, as most 4-wheelers have a pull crank on it, as a secondary starting method, this has a kickstart. Yes, like a motorcycle has. Which, as I have grown up riding 4-wheelers, I would much rather crank using a kickstart, than a pull crank, any day of the week. OH yeah, it doesn't come with any oil so, get some 1040 4 stroke oil, a funnel will come in handy as well.We bought this black camo model, which is the blue option in the combo box of the color chooser. Don't ask, I'm not sure why its that way but, not important. The wife loves this atv and wants to ride it every day, its perfect for her. She and I have ridden it together alot. Normally, I don't write reviews, unless a product has no reviews and I think this was a great buy. One additional note, there is no hitch on this ATV, for towing etc. However, you could probably rig up something with a rope. Gravel, through the woods, or blacktop, we tested this thing and it runs good. Stay safe and save yourself tons of money, buy one of these, no need to spend thousands more on a Honda, Yamaha, or any of the marketed brands. If any problems come up, we'll update. We've been riding it hard for a week now.Update: July 19, 2012I noticed a couple people having problems with the unit flipping over. We have rode this unit hard and haven't flipped it once. Also, haven't done any work on this unit, excluding putting more gas in the tank. We've loaded the front and back racks with 80 lb of salt each and still my son and wife drove it around with no problems. It sucks that others are having problems but, we do take care of our equipment.Update: October 13, 2014Well, I'm shopping for a small ATV for my 8 year old son and ran across this purchase. I figured I would just update everyone on the status of the ATV.Well, it still runs great and haven't done any work on it at all. Now, the electrical start doesn't work on it but, I haven't worried about getting it fixed, as the kick start still cranks it on the first or second time. It stays under a covered roof but, still not protected from blowing dust, rain, etc. We rode it for 30 minutes the other day and it ran like a champ. I think one of the headlights is out but, we don't ride at night so, not a big deal. Hope this helps more. Maybe in a couple years, I'll update again.Update: April 18, 2016Okay, we haven't ridden it lately, as we couldn't get it to start and run, for more than a few seconds. LOL Someone had turned the gas to the off position. I know, we should have checked that. Well, the gas tank is leaking fuel but, it does crank and run. The reason the electric start didn't work was the battery didn't have a good enough connection. Electric start still works and it still runs. However, its leaking gas so, we took the tank off and are trying to figure out how to fix the leak. It looks like a replacement tank on here is around $60. Really easy to take off and pull from under the plastic. I don't have the color blue, we have the black camo model, FYI. I'll post updated photos, to show how it looks today. I will try to wash it, it looks horrible right now. LOLNote: This brand is a coolster! I'm not sure why other folks are having so many problems. If other folks could note, if they are receiving other brands, it would be helpful.

picked up a 2017 mountpoz 150 last week. Guy bought for his daughter a year ago, and she lost interest. Still had nipples on tires, and original tank of gas. Put new gas in and it runs great. Only ran it for maybe 10 miles, but it is alot of fun. I am not a atv guy. Most of my mechanical exp. is playing with old aircooled vw's, but I've had a few 50cc scooters. However, this thing moves my 240lb + butt nicely. While the suspension is fine for my fat as-, it is way to stiff for my teenagers to safely off-road. However, that is not what we bought it for. Unfortunately for it, it will shortly be leading a life on the ranch moving hay bails, and manure filled wagons around. Its a GY6 clone. No matter what, should be able to keep it going. If it holds up, might actually pick up a few more. I see these used in very nice shape for about $700.00. I paid around $780 for like new (actually LEGALLY traded prior owner some firearms that were worth about that) Since I don't trust my son, no to do stupid stuff with it, I will shortly put a softer shock in the back, and probably spacers on the back just to make it a little more stable. All in all seems like a decent fun ride. Factory battery sucks, but thats the way it is for every bike, scooter I ever got.

Really like this 4 wheeler. We bought a 2015, then a 2016 and just ordered a new 3150 dx4. On the dx2 you must replace the shocks and get a D.I.D. Chain. Those 3 things are not good. Those 3 things can be replaced for $100. My only advice is if you are not willing or don’t have mechanical skills this isn’t the 4 wheeler for you. They do require more maintenance than the expensive Japanese 4 wheelers

Compared to our last four wheeler, this quad is great for winter + summer adventuring in the back country. The ride is not as smooth as our Kawasaki, but this is a good secondary toy.

We purchased this 4 wheeler for my granddaughter. We picked it up assembled. We have one other 4 wheeler, a Polaris. The first thing is it is hard to steer! I can hardly steer it, much less expect her to and be SAFE! It is very rough riding and shakes you to death! Hitting the littlest bump or rock throws my granddaughter completely off. Getting off the dirt road is not an option. She isn't allowed to ride it anymore. It is unsafe. It turned over with me when one wheel got into a small rut! Nobody will ride it. I hope we can sell it and get something else. This is a POS!

when i was riding it last week the suspension spring broke while i was riding.if you want a REAL quality ATV get a Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, or a Yamaha.

This quad feels cheap and rides poorly. I have no clue what the previous poster was talking about as there is no way you could ride 2 up on this quad. We bought one for my nephew to ride when he comes over so he doesn't have to share our sons. It has been used for maybe an hour of driving and in the shop multiple times. It has electrical gremlins and is all around junk. The rims have bent with a 60 pound kid driving it in a field. The plastic is cheap and the metal frame has cracks in it. I ended up getting a 16 year old yamaha badger and it is lightyears better than this quad even with the years on it.Do not buy, it is unsafe and cheap.