Hisun Experience?

[fikey]

I am considering a Hisun 550 for tooling around the farm> I have a Kawasaki Teryx 4 and deeply disappointed at the difficulty of getting to the engine and belt for repairs. I would like some feedback on the Hisun's reliability and ease of access to work on. Thanks.

[Fib103182]

I had a 700cc and working on it myself was not an issue. It was just that I had to work on it constantly after a few miles. It was always something going wrong. It kicked up dust really bad on gravel roads and swirls inside so covered anyone in it with dust. Engine heat was awful and really unbearable even with me trying many things to block or redirect the heat and dust. The engine itself was pretty tough but if you could put up with all the other bad things that went along with it. I would spend a few more dollars and have something you could use with no issues and still be able to resell it and get some of your money back. I'm not a fan of Hisun or any of their spin off brands from my experience. Others may chime in here and say I am wrong and I may be? I hope if you do it you have better luck than myself. You get what you pay for... 

[Joe Breaux]

There is nothing convenient easy, or reliable about anything named Hisun..in my experience they are cheaply built, poorly assembled,  unreliable, and not backed by any thing resembling warranty or customer service

Had someone warned me before buying mine new at Tractor Supply, I would have bought the Honda or CF MOTO

[CSM_Retired]

Where is the Hisun made? Is it Chinese or Korean?

[Joe Breaux]

38 minutes ago, CSM_Retired said:

39 minutes ago, CSM_Retired said:

Where is the Hisun made? Is it Chinese or Korean?

                                  it's definitely      Chinese.  There are assembly facilities in Dallas for some.

 

[CSM_Retired]

That would explain the poor quality issues.