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  • anyone have a mini bike?

    I was looking for a street toy to play with in the fall/spring and came across mini bikes. 49cc engines, make around 5hp and they're tiny as hell. they do around 40 apparently which seems fast enough being 3 inches off the ground. Pretty cheap too, around $300. I basically narrowed my options down to the Grand Prix rs-r and the Blade49r. looks like they're the same exact machine on the inside except the rs-r had suspension which i think is pretty cool.

    I didn't realize how small they were until i saw a picture of someone on it. i'm 5'7 and about 130 pounds and the website says it'll hold 300 pounds and be a comfortable ride for under 6ft tall.


    The RS-R mini bike is an exclusive, top-of-the-line mini pocket bike with a fully adjustable, front and rear suspension system.


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    Watch what u buy. I had them many years ago and couldn't find parts and "dealer" couldn't get them either. Total waste

    Buy a ysr50

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      is actaully referred to as a "pocket bike." This is a minibike:

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        • #5
          didn't know yamaha made them, i'll check that out

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          • #6
            had a look. the ysr50 is way out of my price range, i think i'm just looking for something cheap to ride around once in a while and mess with in the garage.

            I really only have engine experience with watercraft, I could take my 650 engine apart and put it back together with my eyes closed so its gonna be nice to learn how a street bike works even if its on a smaller scale

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            • #7
              Just get a pit bike. I had a 70cc bored to 110cc and a 4 speed clutch drive that hit 53-55. It was fun, all for less than 750$.
              I'm 6'3" 195 and was easy to ride.
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              • #8
                Pit bikes also look tempting! so many options at this point i might just save up for a full size street bike and wait till i get my motorcycle license.

                I think i'll settle for the Blade49r pocket bike just since i can afford it right now and i don't have to worry about blowing to much money if i hate it. I definitely want a full size bike in the future though.

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                • #9
                  They are both both but my pocket bike topped out at like 25-30 and seemed to be lacking in durability. I could actually ride wheelies for blocks on the pit bike. Both are fun though

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                  • #10
                    Haha the website said 50mph. I was like that can't be right

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by CJ's gpr View Post
                      Haha the website said 50mph. I was like that can't be right
                      Well mine was like 350$ so that could be why

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                      • #12
                        Pitbike!
                        Way more fun...

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                        • #13
                          Check out Go-peds. With simple modifications they can move pretty good.

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                          • #14
                            I had a Honda 50cc in 1978

                            '15 FZS
                            '13 FZR
                            '06 RXP

                            '02 RX-DI
                            '02 XPL
                            '98 XPL
                            '96 HX
                            '96 HX-RFI Proto
                            '96 XP
                            '94 WaveRaider

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                            • #15
                              I have a Pitster Pro mini motard i parking lot race when I can.
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