Introducing the all-new Xplorer XC 90 youth ATV. This model is engineered for kids 12 years of age and up to provide lifelong memories. The XC 90 has many safety features straight from the factory, including an adjustable throttle for limiting speed and a handlebar tether cord adults can pull as a remote shut-off switch to stop the 89cc fan-cooled engine. This is the perfect youth platform to teach the fundamentals of riding and to learn the rules of nature’s endless playground.
Specifications
Model
Xplorer XC 90
Category Name
ATVs
Year
2022
Sale Type
New
Manufacturer
Argo
Quantity
0
Manufacturer Qty
0
Engine Size
90CC
WIDTH
36 IN (914 MM)
COLORS
WHITE
HEIGHT
37.9 IN (963 MM)
LENGHT
57 IN (1448 MM)
BATTERY
12V LEAD ACID
WHEEL RIM
STEEL
WHEELBASE
37.9 IN (963 MM)
DRY WEIGHT
260.1 LBS (118 KG)
SKID PLATE
PLASTIC
WET WEIGHT
274.9 LBS (124.7 KG)
FUEL SYSTEM
CARBURETOR
SEAT HEIGHT
25.5 IN (650 MM)
BORE X STROKE
47 x 51.8 MM
COOLING SYSTEM
FAN
GEAR SELECTION
F/N/R
GROUND CLEARANCE
7.25 IN (184 MM)
DRIVE SYSTEM TYPE
2WD
TRANSMISSION TYPE
CVT AUTOMATIC
FUEL TANK CAPACITY
1.4 GAL (5.3 LTR)
CYLINDER ARRANGEMENT
SOHC SINGLE-CYLINDER
Gallery
features
Features
Transmission
Smooth in any direction. The durable automatic CVT transmission offers three gear positions — forward, neutral and reverse.
Single A-arm Suspension
While being smaller in size, the XC 90 provides a smooth ride with independent single A-arm suspension with 2.8” of travel in the front and swing arm suspension with 2.9' of travel in the rear.
Single High Low Beam Headlights
Safety first and foremost. Front-mounted single headlight, rear taillight and brake light provides added visibility during all hours of operation.
Safety
Safety is priority number one when your kids are learning to ride. Ensuring operator safety, the XC 90 comes standard with an adjustable throttle for speed limiting, a tether cord that can be pulled by an adult to shutoff the ATV and a highly visible orange whip flag helps you and other vehicles keep an eye on your young rider at all times.
