Pocket Bikes
Jusst trying to get everyones opinion on these things. They are 80% the size of a real motorcycle and can do 65+ mph cruising. Has anyone looked into these or heard anything about them. The companys website is http://usa-pocket-bikes.com
Was thinking about getting one to learn on seeing the sub 1k value. Motorcycle on a
budget...
Was thinking about getting one to learn on seeing the sub 1k value. Motorcycle on a
budget...
I did some work to a china one years ago. Got it up to around 40 mph with the 12 year old kids mobbing it the way it came it was like 12
Motor blew up after 2 nights of the neighboorhood raping the cdm motor that couldnt take pbt port work
Motor blew up after 2 nights of the neighboorhood raping the cdm motor that couldnt take pbt port work
i bought a cheap one of those off of ebay for 25 bones plus $150 shipping. Drove the thing for like 3 months then sold it for a hundo...they're sweet-and even sweeter to hmt upgrade (i.e. suspension, porting, etc.) but if you buy one of those nice expensive ones, i don't know how willing i'd be to hack it up
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Used to have one of those cheapy Chinese 49cc pocket bikes, took the 49cc motor off to put a 90cc Snowblower engine on it. the only problem with it was the center gravity was WAY off, engine used to sit off to the side, plus the steering sucked ***. I still have a few pictures of it as I was building it up.
Speedo wasnt perectly calibrated but it worked great as a reference to see how much faster it was.




Fun little bikes but I busted my *** WAY too many times on that SOB so I gave it to my nephew.
Speedo wasnt perectly calibrated but it worked great as a reference to see how much faster it was.




Fun little bikes but I busted my *** WAY too many times on that SOB so I gave it to my nephew.
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