Hardcore Biker
Right well as the title says I am looking in to building a bucket for shits and giggles.
Now the noob questions.
Am I better off with a 2 or 4 stroke, Whats a good frame to use?.
Wheels, tyres? blah blah blah.
Also I am trying to do this as cheap as possible as I am racing a real bike this year as well.
Cheers
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Forget it mate - concentrate on one project at a time.
K3 Gixxer race bike seems like the project to be focusing on !!
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Do what deano says .. one project at a time .. and buy the extra bucket I have in the garage ... its a cd125 in a RG150 frame.
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What sort of coin you looking to get for that?Originally Posted by Nasty
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The metal is always nude.
It's quite well put together too, Driftn. Well worth looking at.
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K3 ftw!!!!!!
Hardcore Biker
The bucket is only a shits and giggles gig, Laughs only.
K3 comes first I assure you of that.
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if you are quick 2 strokes is just bearly enough
if you take a while you may be better with 4 strokes
you need round wheels and black sticky rubber
and i would get a going bucket to start with
$300- $900 should get you a going bucket (dont expect a flash one)
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driftn would be a two-stroke guy.Not in the way you impiled B4M either.
When you're fit come to the Slipway and have a skid, you can have a go on the 'sled and I'm sure someone will give you a go on an oilburner.
You'll soon figure what suits you sir.
Long Haired Yobbo
Yeah, your welcome to try whatever we have up there to see how you like it.driftn would be a two-stroke guy.
When you're fit come to the Slipway and have a skid, you can have a go on the 'sled and I'm sure someone will give you a go on an oilburner.
You'll soon figure what suits you sir.
Personal preference has alot to do with it.
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If its only for shits and giggles what does it matter if it's a 2 or 4 stroke, or what frame you use wheels, tyres? blah blah blah.
Just asking these questions gives the game away:- You are more serious than you let on, you actually want to win, don't you.
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He's a Mair...Just asking these questions gives the game away:- You are more serious than you let on, you actually want to win, don't you.
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Hardcore Biker
If its only for shits and giggles what does it matter if it's a 2 or 4 stroke, or what frame you use wheels, tyres? blah blah blah.
Just asking these questions gives the game away:- You are more serious than you let on, you actually want to win, don't you.
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Yes..........
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Great stuff!!
A FXR gets you out there quickly and there is a bunch of guys peddling them really quickly at Mt Welly.
Then the CB125T's cheaper but needs more hands on maintenance and initial setting up.
Lastly the GP125 2-stroke really cheep to buy initially but takes a serious amount of work and $$$$ to get competitive.
And then if your really serious, a GP125 in a RS chasis has got to be the go, a good rider with one of these would be a serious threat.
What you don't pay in $$$ to buy you pay in getting it competitive.
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