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09-14-2013, 07:04 PM
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2007 Carter GTR 250
I'm selling my Carter GTR 250.
$2200 Bad stuff first: No mud guards, tires are worn and 3 won't hold air, e-brake does nothing. Good stuff: Tank worthy front strut mod (see pic), extra lights, rear storage bin, larger sprocket for acceleration/hill climbing, windscreen. I haven't used this buggy as much as I thought I would. I have two little children and thought they would love it. It's just not what they are into right now. Bummer for me. Perhaps in a few years. For now I want to sell it and make some room in the garage. Not much to tell you other than what mentioned above. The stock struts broke on me the 2nd time I drove it. They have been fine since the modifications. The 3 tires loose air but will hold enough to ride around for an hour. This is the chain driven model, NOT the shaft driven version. I was told the latter had a lot of breaking down issues. The sprocket (I was told) is larger than the standard GTR 250 comes with. Thus the top speed should be lower but the torque for climbing hills and acceleration should be increased. I have nothing to base these claims as this is my only experience with the Carter GTR. I can can get more pictures or information anyone would like. Thank you for looking Aaron aj_ws6@yahoo.com 248 - nine 7 seven - 8 one 9 three     
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10-03-2014, 12:05 PM
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the cheaper ones are selling, but its hard to find someone probably that has this kind of money for a fun item, and especially knowing up front you will have to spend more to make everything right on it.
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10-03-2014, 12:55 PM
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I know that sounds strange but if someone was going to buy this for there kid for christmas, it's too far off. If they were going to buy it for a regular gift, then they would probably wait for christmas. Know what I mean? It took me months to sell my hammerhead 200 for 800 bucks. |
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