KAYO JACKAL 200 First Look Review
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2023
- KAYO JACKAL 200 First Look Review
When looking for what manufacturer might step up and build the next full-size adult sport ATV, the head editor over at Dirt Wheels Magazine mentioned Chinese manufacturer Kayo as a brand to watch. Kayo currently offers a wide range of small to mid-size sport ATVs ranging between 70 and 200cc
In many riders opinions a true sport ATV should have a manual clutch equipped manual shift transmission, be chain driven, have separate front and rear brakes, and some would even insist it have a solid rear axle. The Kayo Jackal 200 possesses all of those, making it a compact, smaller displacement true sport ATV. Dirt Wheels had many positive things to say about the Kayo Jackal 200 in their Sept 2020 Test. You can read their full test article on the Jackal 200 at dirtwheelsmag.com.
Based on everything we’d seen, we felt the Kayo was worth a serious look so we lined up a Jackal 200 to test. Our local dealer Octane Outlet of Eastgate was happy to provide us with a walk around prior to pick up.
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We're excited to test a sport ATV we've never reviewed before! We're looking forward to hearing your tnoughts or experiances on the Jackal 200. Could Kayo be the next to import a a full-size adult sport ATV? If its decant and it gets the other manufacturers motivated, we say, bring it. SUBSCRIBE for our upcoming test of the Kayo Jackal 200.
Looks good !! Can’t wait for the test ! 👍🏻
You and us both!👍
Looks nice I might pick one up to pare with my grizzly 700 at that price point to scratch my sport quad itch.
Since you're mentioning the Honda TRX250X I would love to see you guys do a head up trail ride or any other test comparisons between the two
I agree
That's a good suggestion. We have a few shootouts planned already between our ATV and UTV channel. It might be tough to squeeze another one in this year. We will evaluate the Mayo and see if the need is there.
Look forward to the test.
Glad to hear it. Can't wait do dig into it.
@@ATVonDemand I am curious on that 300 model sold in Europe as well.
@@rzl07375So are we. At this point, there are no rumors of importing it into the united states, but who knows.
I looked all over the internet for suspension travel on the ZheJiang Au200 ATV (12.2 HP BTW 4 speed manual) but couldn't find it, which is hillarious, I found a recent Chinese ATV of similar spec had about 100mm front and rear. What is neat is that Kayo is really into making Legit dirt bikes, 2 stroke and 4 stroke with mostly name brand components for Racing in China.
Nice research! Yeah, we would love to see one of those two strokes in an AYV chassis. We did some measuring at home with the shocks on and we estimate around 5 inches front and rear give or take.
@@ATVonDemand That sounds about right for travel, plenty for its intended purpose. The 2 stroke in that chassis would be pretty awesome, modern Banshee! I"ve rebuilt a few Chinese 250cc air cooled dirt bikes in the past, made some videos about it, parts availability is always the issue, plastics for sure, but things like 1 off intake manifolds that curve in a direction required for the factory airbox, but that does not exist anywhere else, can be issues, but standard Chinese engines (zongshen) parts are no problem. They're really interesting in terms of value for money, with the skyrockting price of dirtbikes\atv's, nice to see other options, the Chinese can make it as nice or as cheap as you want it. Have a great summer!
So how does that match up to a DS250 overall , I have a 2019 DS250... Love it when its running but always seems to have carb problems.
Modern gas is probably causing your carb issues. You can't leave it setting in the carburetor long. To be completely honest, the DS250 is 1 machine we have not had the chance to test. We need to look into that. The Kayo is the next machine we will be filming. Look for a test in the coming weeks.
@@ATVonDemand We have 2 Kayo 70s for my kids , running the same gas and they start up no problem... all the time , the kids love them. My DS 250 we had to swap a carb already.. when its running its a blast.. small light and manurable with just enough power to have fun.
I think it would be great if the "off brand" companies would bring larger sport quads to the market. 👍👍
We agree completely. There's a big gap left in the market. By the raptor 250 and 400EX.
@@ATVonDemand A liquid cooled 300 cc thumper for the woods would be a riot to ride, not sure what Kayo's 300 is rated at hp wise A modern day Mojave type machine would be so cool.
Interesting 🤔
We're going at it with an open mind.
need a 400cc
@@AboutaMileAdventures YES!
What the price on the jackal 200? Looks well built.
$3,699. Our test video is out as well if you haven't seen it.
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I have one. Mine comes with oil cooler ( most Chinese like tao tao dont come stock but you can add a after market) My advice will be to buy a jackal 200 vs a bull 200. Bull 200 engine = as a storm 180
Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.
I’m not the biggest fan of this particular quad. But I hope they make a big bore sport atv. Maybe then Yamaha will finally make a new raptor to compete and bring back the sport ATV segment into the spot light again.
That would be awesome.
What is the manufacturer weight limit for the rider?
Not sure we've seen it listed. Our test rider was two hundred pounds
Looks like a 83-85 200x engine just with electric start good reliable engine.
As long as the quality of the materials and manufacturing are good. It certainly doesn't appear to feature the disposable feel of some of the $1,000 junkers we've seen come out of China. We're gonna beat on it a bit and see if it breaks. 😀
What Year is that Kay9 for $3600
I believe it's the current model year. Saw the price on their website.
Why no zerk fittings for grease? How much dealerships are charging for these they should have grease fittings. Come on kayo im a fan but add those so we can grease the joints
Agreed.
When are we getting that 300 that thing looks good on paper. Just to big of a radiator in the front. Just got a 150 for my daughter was going to pick up that 200 but found out about the 300 and I'm holding fast.
Is this a exact clone of a Yamaha Raptor 200?
No. This is not a raptor 250 clone. It's its own unique machine.
This atv is slow and built quality is straight junk save ur money don’t buy Yamaha and bigger brands will for ever be the best I bought this atv new and the clutch forks are bad already I have 80s Yamaha that runs amazing all day long and shifts awesome