That's coming right up after the first impression ride bro!! 🤘

Colby Borchardt I want to see some racing with this one too

@@carnationvideos4258 Yoda once said, "A race there will be." 😂😂 He also said, "Win it will." 🤔 Hummm... Which one do you think he's implying will win between the Apollo 125 4stroke vs the KTM 65SX 2stroke? 😂

QUADNATION 929 Apollo 125 🤷‍♂️ 😀

@@carnationvideos4258 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️ we will have to see!!! The results are shocking!

Awesome brother! Thank you so much for the great feedback! I put a lot of effort into these videos so that way it can be a great demonstration for those who care to watch.

Awesome! Glad I was able to help!

Haha thanks brother!! I really appreciate your support and commenting! 🤘👍

Oh no! I'm glad I was able to help!

Thanks brother!!!!! ✊🤘

That's awesome brother! I bet they loved the Raptor 250! I've never been on one but I remember the Warrior 350 was so awesome to ride back in the day but it wasn't nearly as cool looking as the Raptor 250 😂

QUADNATION 929 Yeah, the 250 is much more race inspired. It’s the best performing “kids” quad ever made.

Thanks! I appreciate the great feedback! 👍 Glad I was able to create something helpful for others!

Thanks brother! I really appreciate that! 👍

Awesome! Glad to hear it was in recommended! 👍 Thanks for commenting and your support! 🙏

Thanks brother! 🤘😎

Honda and Suzuki are from Japan and are known to be very, very reliable, due to years of engineering. The Apollo pit bikes are rather new and are still working out the kinks. But for the most part they are great bikes! 👍

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks brother! But I'd have to say your son definitely thinks your the #1 dad! I've seen that first hand!

QUADNATION 929 😃 thx brother. Your channel has took off. At 50k subscribers full time? :)

@@carnationvideos4258 if I can even make it there lol! Anything is possible I guess with awesome support from brothers like you!

QUADNATION 929 I’m a huge fan bro

@@carnationvideos4258 thanks brother! I appreciate that so much like you have no idea!

Haha! That's awesome! Thanks! 🦾

Thank you!!!

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😆😆😆 Yeah my phone always seems to blow up when I'm recording, It never fails! 🤦🏼‍♂️ Definitely never put one together but I had a pretty good idea from working on bikes through the years and after glancing at the manual I pretty much had it down at that point 👍

Nice!

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

You won't regret it!

Aloha!! 🤗 I hope you've been enjoying your bike! I'm glad I was able to help you! Have fun riding and be safe! 🤘😎

That's awesome!! 😁

Thanks! I appreciate that! 💪

Thank you! Glad I was able to help! If you don't grease the axles on the front and rear then it just makes it much more difficult to slide the axle bolt out later on when you have to replace an inner tube or sprockets.

Thanks brother! Glad I was able to help 👍

QUADNATION 929 I’m putting together mine and I’m having an issue getting the front end in the air to put the front tire on. Bike slipped off the stand and could have been bad. I’m completely new to this. Any help here? Should I secure the rear shock with the bolt first?

QUADNATION 929 never mind I got it sorted making it easier to secure the rear shock and then tilting it back partly resting on the back tire. These Apollo bikes don’t rest right on a standard stand. The kick stand gets in the way the small pin piece if you know what I mean.

@@trittany2882 yes I know exactly what you mean, the pin and the rear brake lever. I moved the stand around a few times and then found a balance point and a spot where it wasn't putting pressure on the pin.

@@trittany2882 glad you were able to get it worked out. Have fun riding and be safe! 👍

That was actually quite rude! If you're not watching more than 3 minutes of my videos then you're missing out on a lot of cool stuff. I wish you well.

I apologize for not seeing this earlier but to answer your question I'm actually really not sure. I've compared the models online before and it just seems that the aesthetics are really the only difference.

I would get the x18 which is the big wheel version of this bike.

Sorry one qeustion I've been reading on how to break in engine on new four stroke any info would help. Thank you

That's cool bro! The Chinese machines are definitely not going to hold up compared to the Japanese, Austria, and US/Canadian models but they are definitely better than they were 15 years ago! As far as the partial face reveal... That's for all my loyal subscribers like yourself to finally get a glimpse of the face behind the helmet! 😂

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL lol

@@brianj123458 as far as breaking in your new 4-stroke, I made a video on this, it was one of my first videos and the title is "How to break in a new Yamaha Raptor" and it goes over the steps I took to break in the new four-stroke which is recommended by Yamaha. After I broke it in I did a compression test and the engine was on the stronger side of the spectrum. Perhaps it was based on the way I broke it in or maybe it was just shear luck 🤷🏼‍♂️ It's a lot to explain because there are several different phases but I'll do my best to explain in short... For the first ten hours don't go wide open throttle unless it's for 3-4 second burst and do not hold the engine RPMs at a constant speed. Constantly accelerate and decelerate. After ten hours you can go wide open throttle for as long as you wish!! 😂😂🤘 Get a video of it for us bro! And thanks for being such a huge supporter brother!

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL ok thank you for the info I'm gonna go back and try and find your video have great night

It was a cake walk! 😁🎂🎂🎂

That's awesome man! You should have it within the next few days I think it took less than 2 weeks for me to get mine.

Thank you I appreciate that! I don't know if there are really any differences to be quite honest other than I believe the 007 comes in wheel sizes 14 and 17 where the X18 is an 18in wheel but other than that I'm not sure if there's any other differences. Sorry I couldn't help further.

Actually I was Wrong, they both have 17 and 14 inch tires.. so I have no idea what the differences is between them. On PowerSportsMax.com the x18 is more expensive. So who knows 🤷🏼‍♂️

Thank you so much

@@sniperduo91 no problem brother 👍

The x18 is faster

That's awesome for you to show him!

Yes sir! I eventually peeled it off lol..

The rear wheel bearings are self-contained and as far as the linkage or any other areas, if I could located a grease fitting then I greased it.

Sorry to have just now responded but it actually sits on there a bit funky as the brake lever is what gets in the way.

Yes, I'm almost positive your carburetor is all gummed up. I would either do a really good clean or replace it.

Oh no that's terrible! Okay, I'll count the links tomorrow when I'm in the shop and I'll let you know.

Happy Halloween!

It was a pain though lol

It's a CHINESE bike stupid. It's obviously metric

I'm so sorry that I didn't respond until now I miss this earlier but I'm sure you've already figured it out either way I think the largest was a 22 mm.

Hell yeah buddy! ✊🤘

I purchased it online at www.powersportsmax.com

I believe it was a warning label but I can't even remember at this point lol

That's a dirt bike stand and you can pressure them from most online motorcycle websites.

I'm not sure of the actual size but if you go to www.powersportsmax.com I believe they have just about every part for that bike. Sorry I wasn't able to help more.

Usually I go that way keychain leap on it that you twist and then pull the seat back.

The float in the carburetor is probably stuck

Just buy a Mikuni and be done with it. The factory carbs are all trash. 50 - 60 bucks and you've got the best you can throw on it IMHO. Hope this helps

Yes, overflow

Sometimes the extra bolts are used on the creates

I'm so sorry for just now responding and I'm sure you figured this out but either way it was either a 10 mm or 12 mm

I'm not sure about the difference between the 007 but the X15 is the small wheel model in the X18 is the big wheel model.

This is the X15

No

Not sure but I can measure it and let you know at a later time.

I did at a later time. Everything holding up well.

Neutral

You have to be a neutral or else it disengages the Kickstarter.

This bike is perfect for your current height! 🦾

I'm not sure. I was pretty certain they delivered to Canada.

I purchased mine online at www.powersportsmax.com and this one is the small wheel model the big wheel model for adults is X18.

I'm really not sure. Sorry I was unable to help.

I purchased it online at www.powersportsmax.com

Go check out the video that I just uploaded! My Apollo has some issues but only due to being abused by inexperienced riders. Either way it's been a great bike and I think you'll like the video! 👍

No

How much did you but it used and make sure you put a new carburetor on it

@@noahchristensen1630 got it for $600 in great condition. I figured out why my suspension had no sag, the previous owner must've not put any grease on the bottom bolt holding the rear shock in place and the bearings were rusted. A good cleaning and applying grease and it actually feel like a dirt bike now. I just bought a vm22 26mm mikuni clone carb. Heard they wake this bike up pretty well

@@gamerbot101 I done own one I will buy one once people start hiring again and have some money but I have heard that the carburetor you got really does wake them up and stops idle problems so yeah let me know if the carburetor you put on really does make a difference

@@noahchristensen1630 will do man 👍

That is one of my biggest complaints of this bike is the fact that it's a very stiff ride and the shock should be much softer and a seat should be softer as well.

Yes, a solid one too!

I'm so sorry buddy, I didn't see this until now.

Have you built it yet? You're going to need socket wrenches and Allen wrenches for the most part. As far as the exact size of the sockets I believe I mentioned it in the video but if not for the most part you're going to be needing 10 mm and 12 mm and the larger nuts on the hubs will be 14 to 17 mm. I hope this helps.

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL we got it built thank you for the reply

@@tintin6291 good to know buddy! I'll try to stay on my comments a little harder lol.

It's tough to say because anytime I'm filming a project I'm always much slower but if I wasn't filming I would have to say I could have completed it within 2 hours.

I purchased it online at www.powersportsmax.com

87-93 octane for fuel and 10W-40 for oil.

I purchased it online at www.powersportsmax.com

Haha I understand. So believe it or not the CRF 100 will be more powerful and faster than the Apollo 125. Also the Honda will hold up longer long term. If you search Facebook marketplace for a few weeks you should be able to find a CRF100 in that price range or even less. If you're able to find a CRF-150 for a decent price I would definitely jump on that because that bike will have a large power difference over the 100. Keep in touch and let me know what you end up with.

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL Update, since I posted this I also came across a 97' Honda XR 200R asking price $1600 or best offer. I got my eyes on that now too lol. A 200 would be perfect at hauling my big butt around here especially up the hills. But yes i'll let ya know the final verdict when the time comes. Just waiting for the IRS to deposit the $1800 Dollar Refund into my Checking Account and then it's show time. :)

@@JNC1973 oh man the XR 200 is a great bike too! That and the XR 250 are great trail bikes! Look nice too! Ok I'll be looking forward to seeing what you decide 👍

Thanks I appreciate that! Yes the bike was $650 + $250 shipping so total price was $850.

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL can you please tell me where you got that from, because I was looking at them on Amazon and they want $935 plus shipping

@@Super020469 www.powersportsmax.com/index.php/cPath/40?gclid=Cj0KCQjwqfz6BRD8ARIsAIXQCf2gkMuomyWsp3QIzs9UoBAN9gJRLNGbXRBu4Da0OxWvcm6z257Ik0MaAkQUEALw_wcB

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL thanks buddy, but I can't seem to find one on that site for some reason

@@FREEDOMSYNDICATEOFFICIAL I tried to Google rfz Apollo 125 on their page and it wouldn't come up

I purchased it online at powersportsmax.com

The bearings are sealed however I do it just to keep the bolt from seizing inside as greasing it allows it to slide in and out with ease.

Yes, but get the x18. It comes taller with bigger wheels.

It's recommended that you use a multi-purpose grease because it remains on the axle for much longer than a solution like WD-40 which once it is exposed to heat it'll start vaporizing and eventually it'll be down to just metal and metal again. So I would advise against using anything other than the grease.

QUADNATION 929 ok thanks for the feedback have a great day 👍

@@mgevrett9504 np brother!

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