Asun ATV Parts and Recreation



The Asun ATV forum is where you can interact with other Asun quadders.

This site is meant to provide a meeting grounds for owners of ATV's to discuss troubleshooting, performance, maintenance, swap parts and ideas, or simply get information from fellow owners.

In a nutshell, it is a learning experience for everyone involved. We launched the youth quad forum a few years ago since there is a lot of frustration over parts and support for many of these import models. Companies fold up on a regular basis and unfortunately they also change names and leave consumers without the ability to get parts.

We've decided to revolve the site around any information I could scrape up and I have added the ATV forum geared toward all of the lesser known ATV brands.


These low budget ATV companies, mostly from China and Taiwan, are becoming extinct faster than the 100 plus brands of snowmobiles that emerged in the early 1970's. You'll have an opportunity to view discussions and post questions here as well.

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There has been much discussion regarding the obsolescence of so many ATV manufacturers. Most of these ATV's were produced with a cookie cutter design and the major differences are in appearance only.

Universal parts seem to be the only answer for many of these models. On the bright side, selecting parts by spec, engine size, and measurement is usually enough to get your machine going again.

The biggest shortcoming is in the cosmetics since the universal plastic are never an exact match for OEM Chinese plastics. Anyway, you can try selecting parts based on engine size.

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I really expected somebody to jump on this one. Custom Harley UTV's have to be out there

I literally saw a guy in the parking lot at our riding trail yesterday riding a Dongfang quad. First time I ever saw one

The CR250 is a dirt bike legend. I had a 1980 CR250 Elsinore many moons ago.

Exhaust springs are cheap enough to replace if you have any doubts, trust me on that one.

A good example of a deathtrap street bike is the Hyabusa. There's gotta be some good videos on youtube, I didn't look yet

KTM is a very well-known Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, and they are not going out of business. KTM has been recognized all over the world for its off-road motorcycles, sports bikes, and now, their launching of electric street bikes.

When I think of KTM, I think of the 420 dirt bike but I looked at the street bikes at a dealer and they look awesome.

CF Moto ATVs are the real deal. I don't know if they'll ever get popular at this point, but they seem to hold up OK

I am confident this is yet another failed attempt at launching an ATV brand. I am active in the ATV world and have yet to see a Dirt Devil anywhere.

Anyone have any info on the Dirt Devil ATV brand. All I can find is that they were manufactured by BMS Motorsports, which is an ATV powersports manufacturer based in Riverside, California. I don't think they are making them anymore, but not sure.