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Forum => ATV Pow-Wow => Topic started by: chuckster on May 28, 2018, 06:31:24 AM
Yamoto ATV
Looking for detailed discussion of Yamoto ATV's... Maybe some loyal Yamoto owner can post some pics of their quad. Anyone good at maintaining or repairing their Yamoto ATV put up some advice here on mods or recurring problems with the Yamoto 4 wheelers.
The site here has a classified ad section for ATV's in general and you can use it for the Yamoto in particular (Yamoto parts wanted or whatever), just use the classifieds (http://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/group/classifieds) section of the site for that stuff.
As for parts, the site here lists the common Yamoto part suppliers here (http://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/yamoto-parts.htm). There is not much here with these ATV's, but they're listed here anyway.
In a nutshell, the group forum works for:
- Yamoto Questions
- Yamoto Photos
- Yamoto Restorations
- Yamoto Rider Reviews
- Yamoto Parts Wanted
(http://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/photos/yamoto-atv-forum.jpg)
Anyone have some old Yamoto ATV pictures they can post, that would be great...
Yamoto ATV's are not made of the same caliber materials like Yamaha and the Yamoto name brand is somewhat misleading so don't mix these two up.
Some more general information for the Yamoto is listed on the Yamoto page (https://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/yamoto-atv.html) and also there are some Yamoto parts here (https://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/yamoto-parts.htm).
I also started a thread here for a Yamoto project quad, check out the Yamoto project pictures (https://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/group/index.php?topic=153.0)
(https://www.bikes-trikes-and-quads.com/i22/yamoto-quad-project.jpg)
Yamoto ATVs were manufactured by a Chinese company named Zhejiang Taotao Industry Co., Ltd. However, it appears that the Yamoto brand is no longer in production or sold under that name.
It's important to note that there are many Chinese-made ATVs and UTVs on the market, and the quality and reliability of these vehicles can vary widely. If you are considering purchasing a Chinese-made ATV, it's important to research the brand and manufacturer, read reviews from reputable sources, and inspect the vehicle thoroughly before making a purchase. It may also be more challenging to find replacement parts and service for Chinese-made ATVs, so it's important to factor that into your decision-making process as well.
The Yamoto name always sounded too much like Yamaha to me. Almost like they were trying to confuse people with the Yamoto brand.