Kayak 250

The prices are not far off the current U.S. ones, which is sort of surprising. In many parts of the U.S. you can get a "Kayak 250" (or the same bike sold under other names) delivered to you for less than $1700. There are hardly any stores, so unlike Yamaha-shopping, you usually are looking at added freight costs - though the bike itself is $1500 or so. Yamaha sells a slightly different line of bikes in Central and South America, than in North America. In the States, there is no longer a 250cc Enduro, but their 2007 XT225cc bike is on sale there for $3999 or so. I can't tell from the photo as there might be glare off the part in question, but in many parts of the world the bike, at least when it comes time to order a part, is called a "KN250GY" - and often there is a decal of this on the passenger muffler shield. I don't know if they still offer this but the maker, Moto Chongqing Guangyu, used to offer country or custom moniker options. If you met their minimum order the bikes came with decals and hardware with almost whatever name you chose. So, in theory, if you were impressed with it, later you be the Esteli dealer of your own "Fylbike 250" or "Nicaliving Moto 250", etc. I have not used this bike but have tested some of their scooters. You get what you pay for. They are not as good as Japanese bikes, but it is certainly not obvious Japanese bikes are twice or three times as good as some of these Chinese bikes.

Do they have any quad bikes there? That's what my wife wants, though I would like a regular dirt bike, but she wouldn't be able to operate it. Can you advise us of it's reliability down the road.