ok guys, i have learned lots of info on here for my roketa but i have a buddy that wishes to purchase one and i don't want to recommend the dealer i got mine from so give me some names i can have him call to see about getting one, if it matters we are located in central kentucky. thanks.

what size does he want? I have joyner 250 in stock and 2 carter zr150.

the 250 joyner is $3750.00 the carter zr150 are $2498.00, blade xtx $3895.00. I have a 08 zr 150 in blue thats a trade in for $2150.00 I can deliver for less than shipping cost.

I can get kinroad 250, carter xp150, the blade xtx , also

There are many other 250s on the market that are better than Roketa.

It is not about the initial cost .....its about what it costs you to own it. If you can't get parts or service it is going to cost alot to own it.

Suggest a machine that is proven to be sincerely backed by the distributor. Hammerhead, Joyner, Carter, Blade, Kinroad

Though some are high end buggys they are worth it when it comes to parts avaialibilty, service, dealer network.

You can buy inexpensive 250s by the handful. You can run them into the ground by the handful because no care has been taken to insure they are a worth while investment for the consumer. A great amount of time and money has been invested in the higher end buggy so when the customer buys one it will last. It will be worth the money spent and still be giving returns many years down the road.

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You need to be wary of a dealer selling products with poor factory support. Even if the dealer has the best intentions on supporting what he sells, without manufacturer backing he will fail and you will still have a broken buggy.

do as much research as possible when buying a buggy. the higher price for the better brands is worth it when it comes time for service and parts

Thanks guys i will relay the info, while we are on this subject, have i bought a buggy that i will have lots of problems with? should i look at getting rid of this one and look for another? only problem is my kids have gotten real attached to it.

I wouldn't be worried. There are lots of folks on here that own Roketa buggies. Most of these buggies take maintenance, so just keep up on that, fix whatever breaks, and keep on ridin.

What Ron says,and have fun!

thanks guys i just didn't know because i look at everybody's signatures and very seldom do i see roketa in them. on a side note, the only maintanence i can see on my roketa is change oil, clean air filter, and change gear box oil, any thing else i might be missing?

just keep up the regular maintenance and it will be ok, if not there are alot of folks here to help you