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AQR
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 Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 5:56 am Post subject: What two Wheeler to buy for the girls? |
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I have a 10, 9 and 6 year old girls and I'm looking for two Wheeler for them.
What recommendations do you guys have?
It will only be used to run around our property.
Thanks, Geoff. |
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OZ_450
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| Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 6:46 am Post subject: |
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well geoff depending how keen they are i would prob look at a 125 4 stroke pitbike get a thumpster big wheel or something like that
have enough power to have a adult ride on them and also nimble enough for most kids to ride without killing emselves plenty on ebay just be wary of some of em
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cowchaser
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| Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:54 am Post subject: |
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Nah don't but a thumpster get a good jap brand like a Yam TT-R125 or somthing like that
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im with cowchaser ------- my girl had a ttr 125 and it was her first bike with a clutch (could take off in second) that way she could change gears latter -----
got my son a pitbike for his first bike with a clutch and first gear was way to low for him and he kept going on and off the gas with sharp jerks
********* go the ttr 90 or 125 even honda has a 100 4 stroke*******
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OZ_450
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| PeteW wrote: | Honda still has a XR100cc 4T or if they are real keen a CRF150  |
the new crf 150's would be way to much a bike for a 10 yr old and under Pete have you seen these things go against the 85cc 2 strokes in racing? or are you meaning the old crap 150's ?
Smitty so you saying the chinese brand stuff arent any good?
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When I was younger I had a Suzuki DS80. That thing was great.... We were so lazy with it.... I used to kill it. It did seize three times but we justtook the head off, got out the hammer and banged the piston loose again. It never stopped. lol Dont worry. We look after our current bikes alot better 
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Wadey
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| Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 8:21 pm Post subject: kids bike |
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| check out the JR80 [ new version of DS80 ] toughest built small kids bike out there, even uses decent bearings in the swingarm and linkages, or perhaps electric start TTR90 [ 4 stroke ]. From my experience a TTR125 will be to big and heavy for the age of your girls. If you want it to last, stay with the Japs. |
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