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    Pocket Bikes?

    I am thinking of getting a pocket bike for fun. Anyone have any recommendations or things I should watch out for? Cheers.

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    Trucks....
    You are only coming through in waves. Your lips move but I can't hear what you're saying...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fart
    I am thinking of getting a pocket bike for fun. Anyone have any recommendations or things I should watch out for? Cheers.
    Get a 40cc LC Blatta or Blata replica. 80kph at 16000rpm. Magic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash
    Get a 40cc LC Blatta or Blata replica. 80kph at 16000rpm. Magic.
    Awesome ! Where can I buy one and how much?


    Quote Originally Posted by Sutage
    Trucks....
    I am more concerned about my girlfriend backing her car into my bikes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sutage
    Trucks....
    LMAO

    *really bored at work and that made my afternoon lol*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fart
    Awesome ! Where can I buy one and how much?




    I am more concerned about my girlfriend backing her car into my bikes.
    PM on the way.
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    Watch out for cars...

    Went to a crash last week where a guy literally got run down by a car while riding one of those little bikes on the road - at night time, no bike gear on (including helmet), ambos thought he might die but he pulled through. In my opinion they are more dangerous than riding a "real" bike.

    BC

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    hi ya , i got one but only ride it on the race track , its a cheap chinese copy of the more expensive italian ones , it breaks down a lot but its kinda fun fixing and knowing i fixed it myself ,,, also fun trying to get more power out of the little motor ,, mines good for about 50kph

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    www.minimoto.co.nz and www.ecobikes.co.nz

    Minimoto has the more serious italian bikes (like the GRC Midi RR, so awesome) whilst ecobikes has cheap mini choppers and electric mini bikes too

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    heheheh, yeh they would be great fun on a track and road, but serioulsy be careful, big cars/trucks wnot see you and they will kill you, be sensible
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fart
    I am thinking of getting a pocket bike for fun. Anyone have any recommendations or things I should watch out for? Cheers.

    why??????????

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    We do the little one's,some that are a little bigger and have the lights etc,and the choppers.All cheap chinese stuff,you'll have lots of niggly probs with stuff falling off etc,but we haven't seen any terminal failures yet......
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    Do the frames hold up well under pressure from the Chinese made pocket bikes? I see there are some pretty cheap pocket bikes on Trademe for sale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooterboynz
    hi ya , i got one but only ride it on the race track , its a cheap chinese copy of the more expensive italian ones , it breaks down a lot but its kinda fun fixing and knowing i fixed it myself ,,, also fun trying to get more power out of the little motor ,, mines good for about 50kph
    Agreed
    The Chinese ones fall to bits, but once you iron out the small flaws
    they are a crap load of fun to race.

    And dont think Small bike small injury, despite a minimal distance to fall to the deck.
    Its the opposite.
    As in can be bone breaking....

    PS if your in Taranaki and have one we are trying to set up racing meets
    in Hawera Mitre 10 Carpark/ Possibly Waitara Gocart track. PM me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fart
    Do the frames hold up well under pressure from the Chinese made pocket bikes?
    I hear they hold up better than new gixxer thou's
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