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Picked it up yesterday. I just drove it today-- Its pretty quick and VERY fun!

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hahaha thats ****ing awesome!!! i have been checking them out, me and a couple of my buddies want to get a pocket bike just for the hell of it, they are crazy *** fun. how much did you pay for it if you dont mind me asking

nice buy

<small>[ July 02, 2004, 09:46 PM: Message edited by: airjordon_09 ]</small>

i guess i better go start scooter store, its like crazyness going around US market with all these pocket bikes, scooters.

is that a super pocketbike or a regular one? i'm picking up 3 super ones to do cf fairings for my partner shop located 2 hours from my place.

supposedly the super pocketbikes can support 300lbs, which is just up my alley.

Over here everyone rides around those really tiny minibikes. They look like theyre for 5 year olds. It took me a minute to even realize that was a minibike. Compared to what everyone rides out here that thing is huge. How much was that? Around here the really tiny ones are like $200.

Not a chance in hell I would fit on that thing LOL...

Also, the seat doeant look to comfortable. How is it really?

I bought it from a local place that also sells most of them on Ebay...

http://www.globalpremier.com

It is the one with the CVT transmission-- so it was only $425. I also had to pay tax on it because I live in the same state I bought it in.

Its pretty big-- and says it holds up to 250lbs so unless you a giant fat person you will fit on this bike.

This one is the largest pocket bike available-- I got the big one for the comfort reason.. on the small ones-- they are really not too comfortable. This one feels rather natural. I still gotta get used to riding it though!

It has headlights (bright as hell

that thing is pimp

yea thats the super pocketbike alright. 425 is pretty good for a local price. nice choice

hey perry i was wondering if you can tell me if the gas tank is the fiberglass itself, or a tank inside a fiberglass cover?

There is a tank inside the cover.

hey just curious, whats the legalities behind this kinda thing? do u need insurence on it? if u dont.... good god im gonna get 1....
ive been looking for an easy/affordable way to just get around in the summer... this would work perfectly...

oh and how fast is it? whats there top speed?

<small>[ July 05, 2004, 12:39 PM: Message edited by: Trancelucent ]</small>

Insurance laws (in the US) vary state from state. For example, in washington state, liability is required on a cars and trucks. However, on government vehicles, motorcycles, and farm equipment does is not required to have liability insurance. collision is not required for any vehicle. Im not sure how much power a canadian province has, so this could be a fedral or local law where you live.

the new ninja x1 super pocketbike have VIN numbers on them now. here in california, you need insurance for certain models since they have fully functional taillights, headlights, and turnsignals. plus they're doing a LOT of stuff to have them banned here in cali.