Pocket Bikes. Pro's and Con's
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Pocket Bikes. Pro's and Con's
Wondering what everybody feels about the new craze of pocket bikes. (Mini-Harleys, Mini-Ninja Racers, Gas & Electric Scooters)
My company has just started importing them and all the feedback I could get would help!
Dawni
My company has just started importing them and all the feedback I could get would help!
Dawni
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Re: Pocket Bikes. Pro's and Con's (egkr8z)
yeah its would be a good investment on pocket bikes, its for guys who wants a real bike that cant get one, like me! i live them alot and imma get one soon.
-ben
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Unless they are made by polini, blata, or grc... they suck donkey *****!!!!
China made pocketbikes are slow and junky. I swear... you can get these pieces of crap anywhere. I've seen people sell them out of nail shops. WTF????
China made pocketbikes are slow and junky. I swear... you can get these pieces of crap anywhere. I've seen people sell them out of nail shops. WTF????
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They're pretty safe as long as you still take the same precautions. I bet the guy that died wasnt wearing a helmet or leathers.
Pro: They're fun and fast. You really get into the competitive racing with other people.
Cons: Maintainence, high cost for the quality bikes, easily stolen. They can mess up your leathers haha.
If you want to buy one buy a quality one and not all those cheap ones out there. Make sure its not a no name brand with no reputation.
Pro: They're fun and fast. You really get into the competitive racing with other people.
Cons: Maintainence, high cost for the quality bikes, easily stolen. They can mess up your leathers haha.
If you want to buy one buy a quality one and not all those cheap ones out there. Make sure its not a no name brand with no reputation.
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Re: Pocket Bikes. Pro's and Con's (maevecurrier)
I think its a little late to get into the pocketbike selling thing unless youre planning on selling the full fairing "47cc" ones for under $300
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EGlovr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">someone in dc just got killed on one of those. that was enough of a wake up call for me. ill stick to something > 250cc's. just my $.02</TD></TR></TABLE>
he was hit by a stolen minivan in the middle of the night. Im sure he didnt even see the van coming.
he was hit by a stolen minivan in the middle of the night. Im sure he didnt even see the van coming.
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