Great bike for the money. I'm 73 years old, 6' 5" and 340 lbs. I use mine for a mobility cart. I live on 2 1/2 acres with 45 walnut trees and a 200 foot driveway that is on a 20 degree incline. My hips and back are bad, making it difficult to climb the hill to get the mail or take the trash barrel to the curb. This bike has no problem hauling me and the 60 gallon trash bin up and down the hill. I pull a small trailer to pick up tree limbs and other yard work. I did buy a torque converter from Go-Power, but haven't installed it yet. Besides being a useful tool, it's fun...just because I'm old doesn't mean I can't have fun too! I can see using it to go fishing on too, down at the creek.
I drive a Toyota RAV4, and for me dirt bikes are out of the option. I don’t want to trailer a bike for hours to ride for a couple hours. The mini bike I can throw in the car and bring them camping, off roading, really whatever I want to do with them. I can get 2 mini bikes in my mid size SUV with my tent, camping gear, etc. It’s perfect for me and I’ve fallen in love with the mini bikes
It might be worth spending the extra $$ for a B200RSV instead of the B200R. There are serious practical upgrades on the RSV, not the least of which being a rear suspension. Off road on a hard tail can be painful if you’ve got back problems.
My cousin and I saved up and bought a used B&S powered mini bike back in the mid 70s. The fun we had on that thing! Brings fond memories of my kidhood. Finally broke the front forks after a couple of years and that ended our alley riding days. Fast forward to about 3ya and I'm on my 3rd Coleman. I've hopped 2 of em up and they'll reach lower 40 mph. My CT200U is staying stock doing about 22 mph. All are very fun to cruise in my rural area that I live.
I think these are perfect for kids that don't have a dad around someone to help them learn how to work on things these are cheap bikes that are pretty reliable and very very easy to work on they are the perfect beginner bike for a child that is being raised by a single mother they are absolutely perfect for beginners
Finally !! Someone who wants to do mods to be able to get out of off road trouble as fast at we can get in!! I don't want to rip through the woods or a primitive gravel road a 60 MPH.
Its a motorcycle dude. Lol 2 wheels, and an engine. With the same stage upgrades available. Its street legal depending on where your at. Its definitely some type of motorcycle lol
Good video, i took my mini bike to the GPS180 race and it was a blast Definitely had your hard core builders but also what looked like stock engines on some bikes. You could for sure take your bike and race it!
Great video. Been thinking of getting one of these for the very reasons you spoke of. I owned a Rokon Trailbreaker for 8 years. Was great, but they cost almost 10K New now! Granted that thing was a goat, but I suspect for what I intend this Coleman will do the job.
I’m that speed guy you keep talking about I took my ct100u I put 1500$ in to the entire bike I can go 80mph now but I do enjoy my nice rides I have 2 other bikes a ct200u-ex and a mega moto 80/105 from gopowersports
Used to be able to make them street legal in my state, but that changed a few months back. Perhaps some small towns might still let it happen. Something about needing a title now. My idea is now to buy a 3-wheeler with a title and make into a minibike so it can be street legal. I need to do some more research on that still. I used to be a welder / fabricator, so I plan to build it mostly from scratch and have it tandem real wheels (one after another) and both be driven. I might even toy with the idea of building it as a 3x3 rather than a 2x3.
Good video it’s best to keep things stock from the factory. You can rely on them. You can trust him. To get you there and back. Thanks again great video.
Great bike for the money. I'm 73 years old, 6' 5" and 340 lbs. I use mine for a mobility cart. I live on 2 1/2 acres with 45 walnut trees and a 200 foot driveway that is on a 20 degree incline. My hips and back are bad, making it difficult to climb the hill to get the mail or take the trash barrel to the curb. This bike has no problem hauling me and the 60 gallon trash bin up and down the hill. I pull a small trailer to pick up tree limbs and other yard work. I did buy a torque converter from Go-Power, but haven't installed it yet. Besides being a useful tool, it's fun...just because I'm old doesn't mean I can't have fun too! I can see using it to go fishing on too, down at the creek.
Not only are scooters fun to have, and ride, but they will also run after a E M P ,
I drive a Toyota RAV4, and for me dirt bikes are out of the option. I don’t want to trailer a bike for hours to ride for a couple hours. The mini bike I can throw in the car and bring them camping, off roading, really whatever I want to do with them. I can get 2 mini bikes in my mid size SUV with my tent, camping gear, etc. It’s perfect for me and I’ve fallen in love with the mini bikes
It might be worth spending the extra $$ for a B200RSV instead of the B200R. There are serious practical upgrades on the RSV, not the least of which being a rear suspension. Off road on a hard tail can be painful if you’ve got back problems.
Cheap, easy to work on, and fairly capable. That’s why they’re great👍
My cousin and I saved up and bought a used B&S powered mini bike back in the mid 70s. The fun we had on that thing! Brings fond memories of my kidhood. Finally broke the front forks after a couple of years and that ended our alley riding days. Fast forward to about 3ya and I'm on my 3rd Coleman. I've hopped 2 of em up and they'll reach lower 40 mph. My CT200U is staying stock doing about 22 mph. All are very fun to cruise in my rural area that I live.
I think these are perfect for kids that don't have a dad around someone to help them learn how to work on things these are cheap bikes that are pretty reliable and very very easy to work on they are the perfect beginner bike for a child that is being raised by a single mother they are absolutely perfect for beginners
Finally !! Someone who wants to do mods to be able to get out of off road trouble as fast at we can get in!! I don't want to rip through the woods or a primitive gravel road a 60 MPH.
Its a motorcycle dude. Lol 2 wheels, and an engine. With the same stage upgrades available. Its street legal depending on where your at. Its definitely some type of motorcycle lol
Back in the day, they were a useful way to re-use an old lawnmower engine...
Your reviews of this mini bike along with another youtuber helped persuade me to get this bike. I got 1 for my grandson also.
New sub 😎🤟 got into mini bikes 3 years ago i now have 12 of them. Keep up the mini bike content.
I bought one before they went on sale. Ugghhh 😱
Good video, i took my mini bike to the GPS180 race and it was a blast Definitely had your hard core builders but also what looked like stock engines on some bikes. You could for sure take your bike and race it!
Great video. Been thinking of getting one of these for the very reasons you spoke of. I owned a Rokon Trailbreaker for 8 years. Was great, but they cost almost 10K New now! Granted that thing was a goat, but I suspect for what I intend this Coleman will do the job.
Liked and Subscribed. Just got one for the fam. They love it
I have one of these and I just changed out the cam...it comes with a plastic one which is fine but definitely would recommend
I’m that speed guy you keep talking about I took my ct100u I put 1500$ in to the entire bike I can go 80mph now but I do enjoy my nice rides I have 2 other bikes a ct200u-ex and a mega moto 80/105 from gopowersports
Used to be able to make them street legal in my state, but that changed a few months back. Perhaps some small towns might still let it happen. Something about needing a title now. My idea is now to buy a 3-wheeler with a title and make into a minibike so it can be street legal. I need to do some more research on that still. I used to be a welder / fabricator, so I plan to build it mostly from scratch and have it tandem real wheels (one after another) and both be driven. I might even toy with the idea of building it as a 3x3 rather than a 2x3.
Good video it’s best to keep things stock from the factory. You can rely on them. You can trust him. To get you there and back. Thanks again great video.