Got Pocket Bike?
10-Apr-2007, 01:16 PM
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Originally posted by k_r_a_c_k_e_r
oh.. BTW. you can get one for 0.99 cents on ebay with 100.00 CAN shipping. my buddy got and since its shipped within Canada he never got nailed with any duty charges.
oh.. BTW. you can get one for 0.99 cents on ebay with 100.00 CAN shipping. my buddy got and since its shipped within Canada he never got nailed with any duty charges.
11-Apr-2007, 10:28 PM
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oh man i know im kinda late on this discusison but had to join in...i was riding pocket bikes last year during the winter season at a indoor track at 401 mini indy u guys prolly heard of the place well anways it's really fun...well anyways just wanted to show u guys how serious some people are about it...if ur thinking of getting one..u should it's fun and dangers..well anyways here are some pics of me and my friends bikes
THIS BLACK ONE IS MY BIKE
AND THATS MY BIKE WITH OUT THE FAIRING AT THE TRACK
THIS BLACK ONE IS MY BIKE
AND THATS MY BIKE WITH OUT THE FAIRING AT THE TRACK
11-Apr-2007, 10:42 PM
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well depends how far u wanna go with it...i mean ur looking to spend big bucks for something u want to last and be fast...for a starters bike the one u want is not bad at all...then again like i said depends how far u wanna go with it because there some bikes that have more mods and diff parts compared to other bikes...bascially the first thing u should consider ur self before buying the bike is the money...all depends how far u wanna go with it...remember the faster u are the more fun it is..lol
11-Apr-2007, 10:43 PM
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Originally posted by knightspeed
well depends how far u wanna go with it...i mean ur looking to spend big bucks for something u want to last and be fast...for a starters bike the one u want is not bad at all...then again like i said depends how far u wanna go with it because there some bikes that have more mods and diff parts compared to other bikes...bascially the first thing u should consider ur self before buying the bike is the money...all depends how far u wanna go with it...remember the faster u are the more fun it is..lol
well depends how far u wanna go with it...i mean ur looking to spend big bucks for something u want to last and be fast...for a starters bike the one u want is not bad at all...then again like i said depends how far u wanna go with it because there some bikes that have more mods and diff parts compared to other bikes...bascially the first thing u should consider ur self before buying the bike is the money...all depends how far u wanna go with it...remember the faster u are the more fun it is..lol
Yeah, I mean, I just want something for the summer, not crazy, not to race, just kill time, have fun, pull it out of the trunk...that's alll. LOL
Do you recommend a place maybe I should purchase it from?
11-Apr-2007, 10:51 PM
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well i know a couple of places actually....but the only number i can think off the top of my head is a shop in hamilton...so if ur aorund the area u should know where it is..anways here's the number 905 527 8175 ask for richie...he should give u more detailed information on getting u started...
11-Apr-2007, 10:52 PM
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Originally posted by knightspeed
well i know a couple of places actually....but the only number i can think off the top of my head is a shop in hamilton...so if ur aorund the area u should know where it is..anways here's the number 905 527 8175 ask for richie...he should give u more detailed information on getting u started...
well i know a couple of places actually....but the only number i can think off the top of my head is a shop in hamilton...so if ur aorund the area u should know where it is..anways here's the number 905 527 8175 ask for richie...he should give u more detailed information on getting u started...
Thanks bud
12-Apr-2007, 09:07 AM
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My assistant at work has one of these things. Hers is a ducatti model or somehting though and it's got way more horsepower. It's got lights and all the other crap too. Her daddy got it painted custome pearl cotton candy pick and it looks sweet!!!!! I keep telling her to bring it to work so I can ride it. Imagine a 6'4 brown guy wearing shirt and tie rippin around woodbridge on lunch to go to ricci's for a panzo. HAHA!! i love it!
13-Apr-2007, 02:45 PM
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^^ i got a pocket bike & mini bike ( one size up compared to the pocket bikes ) & I Love them, I Like the mini bike more cause it has 4 gears but , they are alot of fun . People might get a little mad cause some can be very loud , lol !!
Check out http://www.daymak.com/
& mabey check out 1 of their locations
Check out http://www.daymak.com/
& mabey check out 1 of their locations
17-Apr-2007, 10:08 AM
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Originally posted by knightspeed
oh man i know im kinda late on this discusison but had to join in...i was riding pocket bikes last year during the winter season at a indoor track at 401 mini indy u guys prolly heard of the place well anways it's really fun...well anyways just wanted to show u guys how serious some people are about it...if ur thinking of getting one..u should it's fun and dangers..well anyways here are some pics of me and my friends bikes
THIS BLACK ONE IS MY BIKE
AND THATS MY BIKE WITH OUT THE FAIRING AT THE TRACK
oh man i know im kinda late on this discusison but had to join in...i was riding pocket bikes last year during the winter season at a indoor track at 401 mini indy u guys prolly heard of the place well anways it's really fun...well anyways just wanted to show u guys how serious some people are about it...if ur thinking of getting one..u should it's fun and dangers..well anyways here are some pics of me and my friends bikes
THIS BLACK ONE IS MY BIKE
AND THATS MY BIKE WITH OUT THE FAIRING AT THE TRACK
I got one, a 49cc, damn thing wont stay on, it bogs out and shuts off than wont run,
too much 94 octane
17-Apr-2007, 09:00 PM
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Originally posted by bevboyy
Pssshhh. Get a real little honda mini trail:
Foldable handlebars, lightweight. Go camping up north and putter around the trails. No PoPo bugging you there.
Pssshhh. Get a real little honda mini trail:
Foldable handlebars, lightweight. Go camping up north and putter around the trails. No PoPo bugging you there.
Too nerdy looking. But I feel your point. LOL
18-Apr-2007, 09:26 PM
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just get a real bike and be done with it.
You don't need to get a 600CC like I have .... Honda has a great promotion going on right now for their CBR125
They are only like 3 grand brand new and include lessons, gear, 3rd road side warranty, and the bike(of course)
And the best part is the actually look decent!
http://www.honda.ca/MotorcycleEng/default.htm#
You don't need to get a 600CC like I have .... Honda has a great promotion going on right now for their CBR125
They are only like 3 grand brand new and include lessons, gear, 3rd road side warranty, and the bike(of course)
And the best part is the actually look decent!
http://www.honda.ca/MotorcycleEng/default.htm#
19-Apr-2007, 04:04 AM
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Originally posted by 90EFHB
just get a real bike and be done with it.
You don't need to get a 600CC like I have .... Honda has a great promotion going on right now for their CBR125
They are only like 3 grand brand new and include lessons, gear, 3rd road side warranty, and the bike(of course)
And the best part is the actually look decent!
http://www.honda.ca/MotorcycleEng/default.htm#
just get a real bike and be done with it.
You don't need to get a 600CC like I have .... Honda has a great promotion going on right now for their CBR125
They are only like 3 grand brand new and include lessons, gear, 3rd road side warranty, and the bike(of course)
And the best part is the actually look decent!
http://www.honda.ca/MotorcycleEng/default.htm#
19-Apr-2007, 02:20 PM
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Pocket Bike, is something small, affordable, something you can goof around with.
I definitely don't want to make a big invest, otherwise I would have obviously gone for a Sports Bike.
Lookin' to spend some easy cash, and have a lil' fun.
And it fits in my trunk, can't ask for much more.
Sure, the longevity out of these are pretty short, but whatever works.
Just my 2 cents, plus a nickle Haha
I definitely don't want to make a big invest, otherwise I would have obviously gone for a Sports Bike.
Lookin' to spend some easy cash, and have a lil' fun.
And it fits in my trunk, can't ask for much more.
Sure, the longevity out of these are pretty short, but whatever works.
Just my 2 cents, plus a nickle
Haha
