500cc 4WD

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This buggy really has peaked my interest! If the description from the manufacture is correct, it can be switched from 2wd to 4wd. With a 500cc engine it should have plenty of power - this is the buggy I've been looking for!

orenpari - can you confirm, is yours a 4wd? Any info on the buggy (width, top speed, climbing ability, durability and cost) would be greatly appreciated!

Posts: 20 · Lurker Joined: 04 Jun 2005 Posts: 20 Pictures: 5

some info about the 4wd buggy

Engine
1) Engine type: 500cc, water cooled, 4-stroke
single-cylinder.
2) Start mode: electric
3) Power source: Battery 12V18HA
4) Displacement: 493 ML

5) Comperession ratio:10:01
6) Ignition: CDI

Performance
1) Top speed: 80km/h
2) Starting: Less than and equal to 15s
3)Gas tank capacity:20L

4)Engine oil capacity:2.2L

5)Headlight:12V35W

6)Tailight:12V21W/5W

7)Climb capacity:30 degree

Transmission
1) Transmission: Shaft (4*4)

Carton dimensions:
2830*1645 * 867 mm

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Looks great. Where can you get em?

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At first glance I thought this was another variant of the PGO Bugrider but it's not. Wow 4X4 in a buggy chassis! Cool!!

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I am sceptical about these buggies as after seeing the amw website, they are all copies of other manufacturers' buggies. I see a Yamabuggy clone, I see the Dazon 1100 (even with the Dazon logo on the nose).

i think it is a PGO Bugrider copy and AMW is only an agency or you order and receive something completely different to the photos.

Posts: 20 · Lurker Joined: 04 Jun 2005 Posts: 20 Pictures: 5

hi, as you said amw are not the factory of that go kart, they sell it just like any other dealer.
the factory of that's gokart is allso not pgo, pgo have gokart that look very similar but again they are not manufactor that,
i been at that factory that have very nice gokart like the 250cc that look the same like that 500 attached pic and the 110cc take a look