Joined: Sat Nov 29, 2008 1:53 pm Posts: 20 Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas
Oh no........I just wondered if anyone knew anything about it. What about the Hammerhead Mako 500 ? I get back from Afghanistan in May, and I'm looking to buy a buggy. I don't know where to even start. I've read this site over and over, but I'm still lost.......I've also looked at the Hammerhead 250SS and the Kinroad 300
Joined: Tue Jan 24, 2006 7:18 am Posts: 19309 Images: 22 Location: Prattville, AL
the yama buggy or what ever they are calling it now does not have me convinced they can supply parts. the hh 500 is only in canada right now. I would look at joyner, carter, hammaerhead, and kinroad
Joined: Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:27 am Posts: 547 Images: 0 Location: Steubenville Ohio
Yet another post that would fit well in a "What buggy do I buy" topic.
BigE, you gotta have some pull...... think ya can get that done?
Hoghillbilly, in order to get good purchase advice, tell the forum about yourself, how and where you would ride, and what type of riding you'd be doing.
The perfect buggy for me (now old and slow) in the tight woods of the Upper Ohio Valley is entirely different than what would be good for a 25 yr old adrenalin junky riding in the California desert.
Don't forget about Roketa! Go with one of the 800cc units, gk-25, gk-32, or gk-40! All run great, and easy to get parts. Look you are going to have to work on it, as good as some dealers are they can't fix it as fast as you can break it! Keep a couple spare parts around and the welder handy!
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Joined: Sat Feb 23, 2008 5:51 pm Posts: 4378 Location: West Virgina
More photos.I think they are a nice looking buggy but at the same.They are made by SUNL a buggy with a bad rep as I have been told.Your Call??????? mancoman
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Joined: Sat Feb 23, 2008 5:51 pm Posts: 4378 Location: West Virgina
Notice the front damage on the left front(right) in the photo below the headlight and the big dent in the bumper to the right.He's let someone take it for a test spin and they banged into something-but still asking full pop price .zoom in and you can really see it. mancoman
Joined: Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:14 pm Posts: 9245 Location: west virginia
mancoman wrote:
Notice the front damage on the left front(right) in the photo below the headlight and the big dent in the bumper to the right.He's let someone take it for a test spin and they banged into something-but still asking full pop price .zoom in and you can really see it. mancoman
hmmm, come on now mancoman tell the truth what did you do take it out for a test drive and stove it up in the same place you stoved your dazon up,looks like it might be in the same place you sure know alot about it.what happened you haven't mentioned this dealer any more next to you.
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.zoom in and you can really see it. mancoman
what did you do take it out for a test drive and stove it up in the same place you stoved your dazon up,looks like it might be in the same place 
