Motor Bike

[Darren]

I ended up with something a little different and cheapo.

It's probably rubbish but for something for my brother and I to learn on ie riding and maintenance it should be a hoot.

Without further a do it's over here

Since there's still warranty on the car I'm very selective in what I can do so I'm actually looking forward to things breaking :yeah:

 

[Skitz]

I ended up with something a little different and cheapo.

It's probably rubbish but for something for my brother and I to learn on ie riding and maintenance it should be a hoot.

Without further a do it's over here

Since there's still warranty on the car I'm very selective in what I can do so I'm actually looking forward to things breaking :yeah:

Sometimes it's better to look around further for a reputable bike of similar value,rather than the mass produced indonesia style el-cheapo bikes that are so readily available.
Basic components on these bikes can fail prematurely,hence the bargain basement price.
Take care when riding and try not to ring it's neck.

 

[azzfox]

yeah be careful with cheapo bikes. they look alright.. but thats also what I said before I bought a pocket bike from egay things constantly breaking on it.

with the bike you bought iv noticed that the brake rotors are only held on by 4 flimsy bolts!?!? take a look at a honda.etc dirt bike and they have at least 8 nuts and bolts per rotor.

 

[Darren]

It was a tough choice, still having never riden one I wasn't sure, something to learn on though is all we'll need and then further down the track will more than likely head

I'd rather break and fix a $1500 bike than go out and break a $5000+ bike on the first run, that's just me though

One things for sure anything that can fall off will have locktite on it

 

[AttaBoy]

Can that bike be road registered?? Thinking of getting one too.

 

[Darren]

I could be wrong but you could registered it however a fair whack of work needs to be done ie lights, indicators etc.

I'm happy to stick with a fairly large area on some flat ground for a bit.

Now here's a thought, any idea's other than JAMS that you can rid them without fearing a $2000 fine.

 

[azzfox]

I'd rather break and fix a $1500 bike than go out and break a $5000+ bike on the first run, that's just me though

I'd rather have a $5000+ bike that doesnt break in the first place

 

[HoldenMan7]

I'd rather have a $5000+ bike that doesnt break in the first place

But then again you could buy 3 of them bikes for $5000, and have plenty of spare parts

 

[Skitz]

It was a tough choice, still having never riden one I wasn't sure, something to learn on though is all we'll need and then further down the track will more than likely head

I'd rather break and fix a $1500 bike than go out and break a $5000+ bike on the first run, that's just me though

One things for sure anything that can fall off will have locktite on it

If you just wanted to learn you could have bought a bike thats several years old and in good working order,again something more reputable then the cheap **** you went for.
You did'nt need to pay so much for that rubbish if you are just learning.