Monday, September 20, 2010
atv cc sizes
they're many different engine sizes that you can buy. ATV engines sizes are measured be CCs, or Cubic Centimeters of displacement, or how much air/fuel is moved through the engine in one complete revolution of the crankshaft.The different types of ATVs range in size from as small as 50cc youth ATVs up to 700cc Sport quads, 800cc Utility ATVs, and SxS' (side by side) going over 1,000cc. you have to choose which size you want according to your age and weight. If your too young and light for a larger ATV you wont be able to control it. that's why you never see a 5 year old on a 400 cc quad, it just wouldn't work and they would lose control. so next time you buy an ATV ask an employee which size would be the most appropriate for you.
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What do you mean to young? On AVTs it says that under 16 you shouldn't drive why is that because you get your drivers license then too. Also, what is the appropriate size for a ranch girl?
ReplyDeleteWhat are some examples for appropriate sizes according to age and weight? Can you take an ATV you already have and replace the engine with something larger? Are there smaller ATVs for kids, and if so, when can you move up to a full sized one?
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