CPSC says Kazuma is dangerous Chinese JUNK - SUNL next

 Chinese ATV Is Called Hazardous
June 10, 2007

A Chinese-made all-terrain vehicle designed to appeal to children
is unsafe and drivers risk injury or death, the Consumer Product
Safety Commission said.

The Kazuma Meerkat 50 Youth All-Terrain Vehicle has no front or
parking brake and can be started in gear, the agency said.
Consumers should stop using the product immediately, and demand a
refund, the commission said.

The commission usually announces recalls of items it deems unsafe.
In this case, the distributor, Stafford, Texas-based Kazuma
Pacific Inc., declined to settle with the agency and will continue
to sell
the off-road vehicle, a commission statement said. The four-wheel,
156-pound ATV sells for $525 to $825.

http://www.atvaonline.com/News/07/Meerkat.asp

http://www.atvriders.com/atvnews/cpsc2007kazumameerkat50atvrecall.h










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 Anonymous wrote:


It's great when we can all get together over a few virtual beers and
discuss something we all have in common and enjoy: a Chinese-made
all-terrain vehicle designed to appeal to children

--
SS
'95 FXSTS

 Anonymous wrote:


Just like about everything I grew up with.


However, a new product, a retro-fit correction for the vehicles is
available from Stafford's the maker of Biker in a Box. We call it the
Darwin Deterrence Device.