Bought mine 2 weeks ago. Most importantly, read the manual. Fell off on my 2nd ride but got back on that horse and now have over 600 miles on it. Had to buy new rear signal lights and foot peg. Bought new carbon fiber exhaust but haven’t swapped it. It’s my daily driver. Already taken it on highway to work and home but not recommended. Has topped out at 82 but close to redline. Great great beginner bike.
I have a few more videos coming out the next one is about swapping out the tires and it made a huge difference in the way the bike rides, keep your eye out for it if you'd like to hit the bell button he will get notified for upcoming videos. I love this bike so I'll probably do a lot of videos about it. Thanks so much for watching.
What made you fall off if I may ask b/c I just ordered one and just got my permit and only road a navi so far and a cruiser and dirt bike at the MSF course so wondering what I should watch out for.
I am probably going to pick up one of these as soon as I finish my MSF course as a first bike. Ultimately I can see this becoming my wife's bike. She is much smaller than I am. I think it would probably get moving much better for her than it ultimately would for me but I want to ease back into riding. It has been well over 20 years since I rode a bike. Thanks for all the great content!
Sounds like a great plan, these bikes are fun and not too crazy fast. Great first step to getting back into riding. Have fun on your bike and keep the rubber side down. Thank you so much for watching and for all of your support.
I found the gray area for the road course. I had a vstar 650 as my first real bike but i took the test in my 150cc scooter. Way easier. Cauae some of those maneuevers arent realistic in most cases. Test guy couldnt stop laughing as i breezed through the course 😂😂. For reference that was 2 years ago and ive had anything from 50cc-1700cc. Ranging from 200lbs-970lbs.
Love all the videos you do. Super informative and fun to watch. One thing I would love to see with the KPM200 in particular is how it handles with 2 passengers. Haven’t seen that anywhere yet. Have you ever ridden it with 2 passengers? Thanks!!
This is a great idea, I'm surprised I never thought of it myself. You are a genius. Thank you so much for your input I will definitely make a video about this. Thanks again for watching.
I'm still considering this bike. I bought a Grom clone and have been buzzing around town on it. super jealous of all the beautiful scenery you have there!
I have not tried the Grom clone, but I would say that this is more of a full-size motorcycle but it is only 200cc, probably rides similar to the Grom. I'm not sure what your top speed is but this one is about 65 to 75 miles an hour depending on the wind and if you're going up or down the hill lol. It's not fast but it is awesome for just cruising around town. Thank you so much for watching and your positive feedback.
Yea i got the grom clone as well, I he xpro Vader, it’s cool but only get to like 45 or 50 mph and i couldn’t get the mikuni carb to work and now i need a valve adjustment probably, really want one of these kpms
That is awesome I'm super glad that you like your bike, I have more videos coming out with some modifications. If you hit the bell button you'll get notified from my next videos. Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks for the videos. Great idea to put Stabil in full fuel tank for storage. I've had carburated atvs sit 3 years and start right up with Stabil. On bikes I don't ride often I put stabil in every tank as I never know how long it will be before the next ride.
Yes I agree the stabilizer is a must have for the gasoline. Like you said you never know when your next ride will be but you always want to bike to start. Thanks so much for watching.
I’m glad to hear that. I’m not the only one that noticed a odd noise coming from the engine. It almost sounds like a knocking slapping kind of noise hopefully mine quiet down like yours did. I was really concerned that I had gotten a bad lemon.
That is awesome I am so glad that you are enjoying the bike. Every time I get on it I remember how much I like it and it is a fun bike to ride. Have fun on it and be safe thank you so much for watching.
That's the color I am thinking of getting. Figure it might be better here in FL. I like the black but not the thought of it getting super hot on the really sunny days! Good luck with it!
I went 75 on the highway today and i definitely feel like i could’ve went 2-5 mph faster but i didn’t keep the top speed run going for too long, installed a windscreen literally no problem this bike is honestly great for starting at $3000
To be honest something like that I'm not sure where you would find unless you went to a motorcycle shop. They do have minor repair parts like brake levers and commonly broken pieces but that is a pretty hard part to loose. Sorry man.
three months no problem my bike is over a year old, it has 100 miles on the odometer. How old do you think the fuel is in my tank. ride it once a week a couple miles for coffee.
That is a very great question I have no clue to be honest with you I know that my bike it's about 100 miles to the tank of gas. If you have only filled up your gas tank once and you are probably empty, L O L have fun with your bike and things for watching.
I got this off of Amazon and I have not had any problems. They have been easy to contact and were very thorough about the delivery. Hopefully that answers your question thank you very much for watching.
I got this bike from them a week ago they delivered it a week early and they were very responsive. I received emails/texts all through out the process until the bike was delivered. I believe they normally do not bring the bike fully down to your driveway (especially if it’s pretty long like Hanz’ or mine) but they did for me. I believe from previous videos that was not the case for Hanz so be prepared for that if you are thinking about getting this bike
It is super easy to remove them and they are just for aesthetics. Thanks so much for watching. If I have more people that want to see that I will remove them so you can see what it looks like.
It seems like it would be easier, but there are two ports on either side of the back of the seat and you have to undo both of them and then less each left right off.
I Love the KPM 200cc bike the best so far, I love the style and the way that it rides. Is super smooth and is a great bike for beginners or people just looking to commute. Thanks so much for watching.
Absolutely this is a great fun bike that you can actually turn into a scrambler. If you watch all of my videos you will see what I did to his bike. I turned it into a on off-road/Enduro bike. So much fun and buy candles so good.
Lol you say I ain’t putting my mirrors upside down but at the end they are upside down.. i think it looks cool like that but if it doesn’t function well I wouldn’t do it
If you keep watching my videos you will see that I actually replaced the mirrors, I did not like the ones that came with it. Thanks so much for watching.
Bought mine 2 weeks ago. Most importantly, read the manual. Fell off on my 2nd ride but got back on that horse and now have over 600 miles on it. Had to buy new rear signal lights and foot peg. Bought new carbon fiber exhaust but haven’t swapped it. It’s my daily driver. Already taken it on highway to work and home but not recommended. Has topped out at 82 but close to redline. Great great beginner bike.
I have a few more videos coming out the next one is about swapping out the tires and it made a huge difference in the way the bike rides, keep your eye out for it if you'd like to hit the bell button he will get notified for upcoming videos. I love this bike so I'll probably do a lot of videos about it. Thanks so much for watching.
What made you fall off if I may ask b/c I just ordered one and just got my permit and only road a navi so far and a cruiser and dirt bike at the MSF course so wondering what I should watch out for.
How much do you weigh? I am 210
My friend, what kind of gasoline is better to use? And how many rpm should it be at idle? I have the same bike (bought it about 1 months ago)
I am probably going to pick up one of these as soon as I finish my MSF course as a first bike. Ultimately I can see this becoming my wife's bike. She is much smaller than I am. I think it would probably get moving much better for her than it ultimately would for me but I want to ease back into riding. It has been well over 20 years since I rode a bike. Thanks for all the great content!
Sounds like a great plan, these bikes are fun and not too crazy fast. Great first step to getting back into riding. Have fun on your bike and keep the rubber side down. Thank you so much for watching and for all of your support.
I found the gray area for the road course. I had a vstar 650 as my first real bike but i took the test in my 150cc scooter. Way easier. Cauae some of those maneuevers arent realistic in most cases. Test guy couldnt stop laughing as i breezed through the course 😂😂. For reference that was 2 years ago and ive had anything from 50cc-1700cc. Ranging from 200lbs-970lbs.
Love all the videos you do. Super informative and fun to watch. One thing I would love to see with the KPM200 in particular is how it handles with 2 passengers. Haven’t seen that anywhere yet. Have you ever ridden it with 2 passengers? Thanks!!
This is a great idea, I'm surprised I never thought of it myself. You are a genius. Thank you so much for your input I will definitely make a video about this. Thanks again for watching.
I'm still considering this bike. I bought a Grom clone and have been buzzing around town on it. super jealous of all the beautiful scenery you have there!
Is yours carbureted or injected? I've got a carbureted 125 and have had a hard time finding an injected 125 other than a real Grom
@@ryanwilliams5402 Mine is carbureted
I have not tried the Grom clone, but I would say that this is more of a full-size motorcycle but it is only 200cc, probably rides similar to the Grom. I'm not sure what your top speed is but this one is about 65 to 75 miles an hour depending on the wind and if you're going up or down the hill lol. It's not fast but it is awesome for just cruising around town. Thank you so much for watching and your positive feedback.
Yea i got the grom clone as well, I he xpro Vader, it’s cool but only get to like 45 or 50 mph and i couldn’t get the mikuni carb to work and now i need a valve adjustment probably, really want one of these kpms
Bought mine, same model and lovin it
That is awesome I'm super glad that you like your bike, I have more videos coming out with some modifications. If you hit the bell button you'll get notified from my next videos. Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks for the videos. Great idea to put Stabil in full fuel tank for storage. I've had carburated atvs sit 3 years and start right up with Stabil. On bikes I don't ride often I put stabil in every tank as I never know how long it will be before the next ride.
Yes I agree the stabilizer is a must have for the gasoline. Like you said you never know when your next ride will be but you always want to bike to start. Thanks so much for watching.
I’m glad to hear that. I’m not the only one that noticed a odd noise coming from the engine. It almost sounds like a knocking slapping kind of noise hopefully mine quiet down like yours did. I was really concerned that I had gotten a bad lemon.
I have had other KPM owners contact me and tell me that overtime they are supposed to get quieter. So far mine is doing great. Thanks for watching.
i got the white one a week ago i love it
That is awesome I am so glad that you are enjoying the bike. Every time I get on it I remember how much I like it and it is a fun bike to ride. Have fun on it and be safe thank you so much for watching.
That's the color I am thinking of getting. Figure it might be better here in FL. I like the black but not the thought of it getting super hot on the really sunny days! Good luck with it!
@@mega33 thats why i got it also it looks the best 🤪haha
I went 75 on the highway today and i definitely feel like i could’ve went 2-5 mph faster but i didn’t keep the top speed run going for too long, installed a windscreen literally no problem this bike is honestly great for starting at $3000
Where would you buy replacement parts? My handlebar clamp fell off and I want to get the same one.
To be honest something like that I'm not sure where you would find unless you went to a motorcycle shop. They do have minor repair parts like brake levers and commonly broken pieces but that is a pretty hard part to loose. Sorry man.
Amazon has parts for them
three months no problem my bike is over a year old, it has 100 miles on the odometer. How old do you think the fuel is in my tank. ride it once a week a couple miles for coffee.
That is a very great question I have no clue to be honest with you I know that my bike it's about 100 miles to the tank of gas. If you have only filled up your gas tank once and you are probably empty, L O L have fun with your bike and things for watching.
How was ur experience with moto pro? Or did you get it from a different Amazon company.
I got this off of Amazon and I have not had any problems. They have been easy to contact and were very thorough about the delivery. Hopefully that answers your question thank you very much for watching.
I got this bike from them a week ago they delivered it a week early and they were very responsive. I received emails/texts all through out the process until the bike was delivered. I believe they normally do not bring the bike fully down to your driveway (especially if it’s pretty long like Hanz’ or mine) but they did for me. I believe from previous videos that was not the case for Hanz so be prepared for that if you are thinking about getting this bike
The straps on the tank seem a bit weird to me. I'd like to see what it looks like with them off.
It is super easy to remove them and they are just for aesthetics. Thanks so much for watching. If I have more people that want to see that I will remove them so you can see what it looks like.
Can you tell me how to remove the saddle? ) I have the same bike.
It seems like it would be easier, but there are two ports on either side of the back of the seat and you have to undo both of them and then less each left right off.
@@hanzdidit Thank you! And one more question - What type of gasoline is best to use?
Whats your favorite Amazon bike?
I Love the KPM 200cc bike the best so far, I love the style and the way that it rides. Is super smooth and is a great bike for beginners or people just looking to commute. Thanks so much for watching.
I have a kp 200 efi and unfortunately mines dies when I stop if I don’t give it throttle
Sorry to hear that, let me. know if you find a fix for the problem. Thanks for watching.
You aren't just getting lucky , 3 mos and your gas is bad. You either have non ethanol fuel or you put stabil in your tank.
not sure what you're talking about but sounds like you know what you are saying, thanks for watching
The straps are functional actually
No they are just for looks and I was going to take then off but I sold the bike so i did not have a chance. Thanks for watching.
Is this a cafe racer that can be easly turned into a scrambler?
Absolutely this is a great fun bike that you can actually turn into a scrambler. If you watch all of my videos you will see what I did to his bike. I turned it into a on off-road/Enduro bike. So much fun and buy candles so good.
Lol you say I ain’t putting my mirrors upside down but at the end they are upside down.. i think it looks cool like that but if it doesn’t function well I wouldn’t do it
If you keep watching my videos you will see that I actually replaced the mirrors, I did not like the ones that came with it. Thanks so much for watching.
What have you gotten as far as MPG goes?
About 100 miles per tank.
That's like 30mpg you sure it was running right?
@@hanzdiditif you only got 100 miles per tank you need to get rid of all your bikes damn you cAnt handle them to be using that kind of fuel
This bike does not have a carburetor!!!
It is a EFI, so far it starts every time and I love to ride this bike. Thanks for watching.
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I know right! Thanks for watching!