The Polaris Outlaw 50 is a great ATV for your young child to start out riding on. Polaris has a minimum age recommendation of 6 years old for this ATV and has many safety features included. The adjustable foot well height insures that your child will always be able to have their feet safe and secure on the foot well. The Polaris Outlaw 80 ATV also includes an orange safety flag that helps keep your youngest visible while they are riding, a DOT approved helmet, and a safety tether. The Polaris Outlaw 50 ATV is available in red or pink for those budding young female riders.
The Yamaha Raptor 50 is another great choice for young ATV riders. My youngest son has one of these and it is a great ATV. Yamaha recommends a minimum age of 6 years old for this ATV. It has a throttle control screw, which allows you to adjust the amount of throttle (gas) that your child can give it. This is a great feature on flat areas but may cause some issues when coming up hills. It comes with the safety tether so that parents can walk or run behind their young rider and stop them if necessary. One pull on the tether and it kills the motor.
The E-ton Viper 50 makes for a great starter ATV for your child. The E-ton Viper 50 ATV is equipped with many great safety features such as a remote starter and kill switch, which allow you to start or shut off the ATV from up to about 20 feet away. For speed control, the Viper has an adjustable CDI and an adjustable throttle control. It has the wrist safety tether so that if they fall off the ATV will shut down. The E-ton Viper 50 is a bit cheaper than the Polaris and Yamaha.
Kawasaki offers the KFX 50 for younger riders to enjoy. It has many of the same features as other ATV's of this size including the adjustable throttle control and the safety tether. The Kawasaki KFX 50 also has an adjustable CVT transmission speed limiter to control the speed of the ATV. It is available in a bright lime green or white.
All of the above mentioned ATV's are great for the beginning young rider in your family. Check out my other article on Basic ATV Safety to ensure that your child is safe while having a great time on their new ATV.
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14 Comments
Post a CommentI would not let my son use an ATV- but if you do please PLEASE be sure that they wear a helmet and it is buckled securely! Our neighbor's son was wearing one but it wasn't buckled, he got in an accident and very nearly died. After many surgeries he is able to talk and hopes that someday he will be able to walk- though the docs don't think so.
Thanks for tis information!
Nice work.
Great job on this.
Cynthis.. Yes it is young... My son has been riding since he was 4. He loves it.
I know someone that would benefit from this write up, it's forwarded accordingly ;-) Very good list!
thanks for the well thought out article !...........................
Thanks for the overview :) Sheri
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These things are fun but so dangerous! Great job on this!