2007 Suzuki Ozark 250

I purchased this for my son about 10 years ago. They had just introduced the 2007 models. He was 20 years old, and still rides it to this day. Still has the original brakes, spark plug and tires on it. Of course the tires are showing some wear now and need to be replaced. We have kept the oil ... changed and the breather cleaned, and we replaced the battery after about 7 years on the original battery. This things starts every time, it stops on a dime and turns on a dime. I love the turning radius of the Qzark and wish my Bayou 250 turned like the Ozark. I could kick myself for not buying me an Ozark. The only issue we have had is that the ignition switch went bad on it about 2 years ago. The cause of this was getting water down in it and freezing which cause the switch to malfunction. If the switch was on the side, there would of been no issues at all. Would I recommend this ATV to others, YES!!!

Bought one in late 2014, out of the yard of a seller who had abused the LT-F250, had left in in the open, and performed no routine maintenance. At the time of purchase, the front left wheel bearing had frozen, the wheel was removed and the unit was supported by a concrete block. The ignition key ... had been lost and a simple toggle switch had been installed to replace the switch. I purchased the unit "as is" and trailered it home (on three wheels). Inspection showed that front and rear brakes needed replacing, gas line leaked, carb needed adjusting, and cable for reverse was frozen. Replaced the gas line, charged existing battery (pull chord was missing), checked fluids, added gas and hit the starter. The ATV started with minimal effort and ran smooth. Replaced wheel bearing, brakes, spark plug and freshened fluids and have been riding it daily since. Still haven't replaced the reverse cable, since I just use it to get around our acreage, but that task is on a "to do" list. Bottom line, this LT-F250 has taken a beating, but keeps on ticking!

Bought new in 2007 for use on farm / ranch in western Oklahoma. Took into dealer once each year for servicing in Okla City. Performs flawlessly. Haul hay, 50lb feed bags, tools, etc on front / rear racks. Teen girls drive it with no difficulty. Could not be more pleased in 8 yrs of ownership. Not ... a speedster but climbs hills without issue.

I HAVE ONE OF THIS FOR MANY YEARS AND I DONT HAVE ANY COMPLAINT BOUT IT..

I have two of these for two yaers & they have done every thing & gone any ware I wanted to ride with no problems. These are graet for first time riders.