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all im needing is to figure out where i go to find parts for this 4 wheeler? 

i blew an axle and i cant find parts any where! very frustrating, all though i picked the bike up for $200 now i see why, is there part number or cross reference number. the thing and drives like a dream NO issues at all. i just really wish i could find a parts depot, hope you guys can help!!!! 

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Wow, I went to their website again, at the bottom they have this posted.

ODES® IS THE MANUFACTURER AND ONLY SELLS TO DEALERS AND SERVICE CENTERS AND DOES NOT SELL TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

ODES® is legally unable to give technical help to anyone who is not a authorized dealership or service center for ODES products. If you are not a authorized dealership and need technical help, please check our Locate a Dealer portion of this website to locate the nearest ODES dealership and/or service center to you.

Talk about B.S. Customer service... It shouldn't be that hard to buy a part for a machine.

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