Hi All
New to this forum and looking to make my first buggy purchase this weekend.
Currently looking at a choice of a GS moon XYKD260 or XYKD260-2
Both are 3 years old with little work done and same price for which ever one I pick.
(seller is known to me but he acquired them as a settlement and do not use them )
As a rookie the only main differencce I can see between the two is on the ground clearance
Am I missing anything major ?

The buggy would be used off road on rough terrain/passage ways with steep and unstable incline/declines

Other than obtaining parts are these a good build/brand ? and which one would be best to meet requirements for both me and my 11 year old son

Appreciate any help advice that anyone would offer

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Tube welcome to the addiction
I can't know these buggies but would say buy both and get it over with. See how easy that was and either way you right. At 11 he'll be ready to ride on his own soon.

Cheers for that

Yes would love to take both but the financials wont allow

Thinking that the XYKD260-2 may be best for the terrain

Specifications

260cc automatic go karts, made by XINGYUE, brand name is GS MOON, EEC, EPA approvaled buggies.

Model: XYKD260-2 (EEC, EPA)
Features: 260cc automatic go karts, made by XINGYUE, brand name is GS MOON, EEC, EPA approvaled buggies.
Enfgine type: 4-stroke, 260cc, water-cooled
Transmission system: automatic (CVT system)
Gear box: integrated axle with reverse and differential gear inner Maximum power: 12.kw/7,500rpm
Starter system: electric
Suspension: Fr: independent dual A-arm, Re: independent arm
Front/rear brake: hydraulic disc/ left foot control
Final drive: shaft drive
Fuel tank:: 16L
Top speed: 75kph (or limited as customers require)
Maximum load: double seats/200kg
Product size: 2,690 x 1,510 x 1,460mm
NW/GW: 346kg/370kg
Specifications

If you have steep inclines you might want to think about a buggy with hi/low trans

What he said /\

See if the Joyner Lince or SandViper 250 are still available in the EU. They had the dual range transmissions in the CFmoto250 engines.

Thanks All. Decided on the XYKD260-2 and will be picking it up in a couple of weeks.
Will let you know how I go and looking forward to it !!