Why I Keep Buying Chinese Dirt Bikes! I'm On My 5th One Already!
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These people that are saying "just go buy a " "real" " bike" won't be saying that when Mommy and Daddy finally quits buying shit for their spoiled asses! 😂
Tokes Outdoors Fr lol 😂 I sell my stuff that I bought for what I want I never ask my family for anything that’s just how I am
Tokes Outdoors yes I worked for my 800$ got a nice Chinese 125cc still works to this day not a problem with it
Facts 💯
Mesgg Daahbf how long have you owned it so far?
XD
Ride and do what you want. Your not going to please everyone .when I was young I would’ve give anything to have bike . Now at 63 I have 6 bikes everything takes time I have exc400 Ktm xe-f 250 ktm crf250l Honda 1800 gold wing 1 Suzuki 1 jc pennies moped . I love to ride everyone of them .i want a pit bike it will be a Chinese bike. And I want a fz-6 Yamaha . Just be safe riding out there.
This guy gets it 👍
ive got a yzf yamaha r6
Nice
63 and still out riding respect
Hell I’m 50 and I just purchased me a rm 85and it has plenty of power just for me and I would like to purchase a Chinese bike to learn how to wheelie and not mess my rm up
Bought an RFZ X18 after watching your reviews/videos of the bike! Learning just as you are. It’s not what you ride, it’s about the fun you have. Especially when you can enjoy with friends. Keep doing what you’re doing. Your videos have definitely helped me out!
Is the RFZ an good dirt bike for starters?
Chinese dirt bikes are boring because they are slow
@@depi429 85 km isn’t slow tho
@@lvp-koko4610did you mean ktm? I ride ktm sx 85
@@depi429 no he is saying that they can go 85 kilometres a hour
For everyone asking that question here’s the simplest answer they are cheap, and easy to fix, parts are easy to find if you know where to look and how to measure the size of the parts you need, it doesn’t require coolant, or transmission fluid just oil changes, it’s a Honda clone so apparently Honda is doing something right to have a Chinese Honda knockoff sale so great but tbh some of us just want to ride till the wheels fall and have fun don’t knock us for having the same passion as you but for goin the cheaper route if we are just beginning to ride or want a less complicated maintenance bike 💯 keep buying the bikes bro I love your content I have n will continue to buy these bikes!!
tf you talking about they shit, ride like actual garbadge, it breaks after a month, and parts? where tf you thinking to find parts for a “tao tao” shit bike. im only giving advice. save up a little more and get a japanese bike.
Bumbumdestroyer he that’s your opinion bro, these bikes have issues just like the name brand bikes that’s why they make new one every year. Buy wat you can afford is all I’m saying or buy an older Japanese bike he’ll, depends on your pockets but every bike needs maintenance a POS or name brand.
@@bvmbvmdestroyer your the kind p
Of people in the dirt bike community that people dont want
420sixnine your name is fucking 420sixnine go play with your legos ya fuckin nine year old
@@bvmbvmdestroyer the name is fucking awesome and also I wouldn't be picking ages when you have a roblox character in bio picture
Hey. I just bought a tao dbx1-140cc and a coolster 70cc for me and my son from killer motor sports. They showed up in less than a week. First bikes for us and for just learning to ride for the price it's a no brainer for us. I actually like riding my tao. My son loves his coolster 70cc. Keep up the good work.
Jason De La Torre they are crazy cheap like the TaoTao bikes are like $600-$800
@@dragoon4481 can yous send a link to me please and so I can buy one
pcb khaos here you go man www.killermotorsports.com
How fast is the coolster
Thumpstars are pretty good I have a 125cc thumpstar that I've crashed it messed my knee up still works I'm still riding now it's a fast thing
These Chinese bikes are gonna save a lot of people's lives. Hopefully they will appreciate it.
Wow brother. Those sound like some prophetic words. May God bless you always.
What?
Yolo
Right melvin right...
Buddy you 100% right what your doing the more ppl take interest the more ppl will start to get creative ways to get more power how to interchange parts from name brands to help with reliability and power. Keep doing what your doing you touching a whole new class of ppl that don’t think it’s possible to get into motocross. More interest more more idea more ways to make low budget quick toys
I be watching your videos bro and you be putting that work into them. That’s a lot of extra work lol, I want one but I live downtown. No where to store it or ride it
Damir Roberts thanks man that really means a lot! Yeah that sucks you can always get one and trailer it to the woods and ride
Bro I store my bike in my house and if you need a place to ride one just use the title yours will come with and mike the bike street legal but also ride on trails and stuff it’s the best new cheap way of transportation 👍🏿
Bruh I have too dirtbikes in my house xr80 and a 250 there's always room for a bike
@@ExoticMoTioN yo bro love your content it’s amazing and entertaining do you think you could hook me up with one of these bikes
keep the grind up g!
BlixGaming thanks man
Just bought this exact same bike. My first bike I ever purchased, runs like a beast.
Michael Stewart What website did you buy it from?
Yea, how did you buy it. I'm from Malaysia and I don't know where to get it
I actually bought mines from a store in NC called unique motor sports. But I recommend trying to find it online or you’ll pay around $1400 like I did. I was impatient lol.
@@michaelstewart8106 i see. actually its good in a way because you have the comfort of knowing that buying from a physical store will be easier for warranty claims and etc.
@@michaelstewart8106 well with shipping it’ll be that amount anyways
The bike sounds good! I'm doing a similar style channel, but I'm adding in my pilots license to my riding.
Like you said, beginners who wants to learn needs something breakable. A dollar store-esque bike that costs next to nothing for something to ride. That's awesome dude. I'd like to pick up one of the bikes you haven't ridden and add to the wealth. I love your style man. Great work
I totally agree with you. I am super happy with my Tao DB17. It is a 2019 and was $754 delivered. I could buy 5 of these for what other bikes cost and it does everything I could ever ask. People that talk shit have never even ridden them.
Hey man I’m wondering how is your bike doing today do you still have it have u had any issues with it?
@blakewaggoner3036 I just rode it two weekends ago In the woods for about 3 hours. Not a problem until I blew the front tire. Ha. I would say if you get one back out every bolt and put thread locker on them. A year ago or so I had the front brake bracket rattle out one of the bolts. But the bike runs great still. Purchased in November of 19.
@@maybeso1547 appreciate you 🤙
Dude I have had Japanese bikes and they are clearly better but I do like the chinese bike because I think they are more fun to ride. If it breaks it is so cheap to fix, Pluse you can buy extra for your friends to ride for way less than japanese bikes would cost. Your videos are good too keep up the good work.
Where do you find parts for Chinese bikes though?
Well just buy a used 5 year old Japanese bike.....they really dont need much maintenance... All you do is change the oil and a spark plug.....Duh.....Hondas and Suzuki's you can ride up to 10 years without doing much maintenance at all ,, And lastly since they are made better they will outlast your Chinese bike......lol..... 5 or 6 year old dirtbikes are friggin cheap and they have a LOT more life left to them...This kid said if you buy a used bike you dont know what you are getting? that's not true ..!!!!....If the guy didnt beat up the bike and it runs fine you are all set......😄
@@jimd2101 I see what you are saying but when you compare $1200 plus for a xr or crf 50 where i live to a $200 to $300 50cc Chinese clone you get more bang for your buck for your friends to mess around on. The other end the Japanese one will last longer without breaking for sure.
But the chinese bike probably break down more often
@@jimd2101 if u can find me a 5 or 6 year old bike....shit i will take a 15 year old bike for the price of one of these...i will buy it n give u 250 cash for finding it.....need a 2 stroke 125 or bigger.....or a 4 stroke 250 or bigger in good condition....i look evday n anything half decent is double sometimes triple than these chinese bikes
I have my chinese pitbike 12 years... engine still runs perfect, 1st kick, the only problem was the frame :D
you've owned it for 12 years????? :O
Still have it😁😁
Haha broke bitch buy a real bike u dirty nigga
Learn at your own pace bro people be brand loyal and want a 450 until they feel the power, I rode powerful bikes and power don't mean fun I plan on getting the Apollo deluxe and I will be in a pack with it so don't care about what you ride and enjoy the experiences
You get that bike yet G?
I got my 2006 crf70 for $700! It’s awesome and I’ve had no problems even after 6 years!
I got crf60
@@Zach5558. no such thing
It's a joke
I actually have a vitacci s60a
@@Zach5558. oh cool!
I had a ktm 250sxf, it was more bike than I needed for messing around with friends. Now I have a CR80/XR100 conversion and just ordered a taotao dbx1. Plenty for bombing trails with friends, and the taotao was less overall than building the CR conversion. $75 cr80, $400 in spokes and rims, $50 in metal, already had the XR motor with 120 kit but that would be an easy $500, new tires and tubes, plastics, etc. It's fun to build, but it's more fun to ride.
Where do yall buy this bikes?
Im a beginner, I bought an Apollo 125cc in chicago and i love it. Little by little i will upgrade to a bigger and faster bike
I have a SV650 and a WR450 and bought one of these for my friend and girlfriend they’re awesome, cheap, and easy to learn on. So don’t feel insecure or listen to people that are hating on them they’re not real enthusiast.
I bought a kx250 and yz400 from craigslist in the 2k range and had nothing but problems with them.
Bought a Dakar 200 (ooollldddd chinese dual sport) for 700 bucks and had exactly zero problems with it.
I got an sv1000 as well and it needed quite a bit.
I bought a brand new Magician 250 Monday. 1368.00 shipped. I spend more than that on Starbucks a year. It's going to do everything I want a bike to do.
Sip gas, go offroad, and be slow enough to hopefully not kill me.
Bro, I Love the vids! I am 6ft2 250lbs and have a 125 coolster that I got to ride with my 8 year old daughter on her 70cc coolster and its just fun as hell without worrying about killing myself to do it!! I beat the shit out of this thing and it holds up great if you take care of it!! Keep the videos coming bro and who cares what people say, it gets me out having a blast and creating memories with my daughter and that's priceless!!
I bought a APOLLO DB36 and two of my friends want to ride it all the time we go riding and one has a RM 250 and the other has a yz250 but yet they would rather my bike, Chinese dirt bikes are awesome- so many aftermarket items will bolt straight on ( great video sir, I'm watching from Western Australia.)
Word of advice 2 strokes much easier to work on and most basic tools will work. 4 stroke requires more specialized tools that the average guy might not have the upside longer intervals on major maintenance with 4 strokes top end and what not something to consider when you up grade.
Love your videos, never had a dirtbike, but im inspired to get my first one because of you. I usually ride crouch rockets but im getting older and want to have more of an adventure. Seeing you and your friends have fun have inspired me to get one for myself as a Christmas present to myself. Keep up the good work bro. Love Your Videos and people stop hatin on this man cause obviously he can afford a used KLX or YZ but doesnt want one lol. Peace and Love to ALL
Did you get that bike yet? Im 41 and just bought 1 cause I always wanted to wheelie a dirtbike and never have. Gotta get it done and Im only gettin older lol.
#BucketListCheck
I am sold on Chinese bikes. I bought my son an Apollo 110 in 2013 and now my daughters ride it. The parts are cheap and the engines are solid. It will teach you how to fix them too. They are simple. You probably don’t remember the 70’s, but, folks used to say Honda sucked,lol.
chinese bikes are actually decent bikes for the money ive had a few and never any major issues and very very cheap to fix.
I have a Chinese pit bike is a 50cc but when I pull the start string it starts up but that's about it works and everything but the chain is not moving so what's the proble
m please help me
Sounds like a bad clutch.
@@R.N.GPerformance I don't have a clutch I have a 50cc automatic 2-stroke I have no gears or nothing like that but everything words I just got to pull start but everything works but when I pull it starts up and everything will change the spending so I need you please help me out more
It still has a clutch. If you rev it up and it won’t spin the tire it has a bad clutch.
@@R.N.GPerformance reason why I ask her because I don't know too much about dirt bikes for real salvages not watch your video I like your video and all that I just need a little help with that I was kind of confused from from the clutch is it a minor thing to get fixed
The thing is a “real” bikes cost several times what one of these Chinese bikes cost. Even after working on them, they also insure these bikes and will send you replacement or whole new bikes.
That also being said, these are great starter bikes. You could also buy a couple of these and have one for your friends to ride on when you go, or just being able to actually afford it.
You can get name brand bikes for the price of these, however those tend to be older, like 15+ years older. Occasionally you can find a unicorn and you never know the condition it’s in.
Also these bikes give you a good amount of experience with the workings of the bike just putting it together let alone working on it.
these bikes are amazing if you know how to modify them they usually come undergeared front sprocket upgrade carb too and airfilter. It gets much better
That pretty much has to be the plan from the start before I even buy I’m already thinking of the upgrades and it’ll run 1000x better still cheaper :)
Fair shout mate. Am getting my bike a Chinese bike for his first bike and am doing it for the same reason. Crashes is inevitable for the first year or so, he doesn’t look after his things really so great choice for beginners. Plus he’s coming on for 14 and is a little late for the average beginner, so having a 4 stroke would be for the best for now
I have a gmx 250 stealth ,bike has done everything I've ever asked it to ,handles nz farm country like a dream
5:55 I absolutely agree on this. I bought a 2015 WR250R a couple weeks ago and if it was a Chinese bike it would've hit the ground probably 5 times by now. Instead I've over stressed my back catching the bike 5 times, lol.
You made a great point on dropping an expensive bike which p
The broken parts areeven more money spent. Great content keep posting.
You speak the truth... Your bike looks like my first one...
People who want to judge other people's bike is ride for the wrong reason. You ride for the love of the ride ,not to bad mouth others about their bike. As long as you have fun ,you're doing it right.
I'm getting a TaoTao DB17 next week! It's basically the same exact dirt bike as the Apollo 007, and I know how reliable those are! I'm getting a TaoTao though, because they've made products for almost 15 yrs now, which is a lot longer than other company's, which means there's more parts available! Has the Apollo 007 been a trooper since you've had it?
Yep. Ordering a DB17 in 2 weeks. I'm 57 yrs old BTW
@@LeSiZmOr I got mine in last Wednesday, and it's a blast to ride, and it's got some power! Changing the oil was simple, and getting to the carburetor to adjust the idle was a breeze! The're great little bikes if you keep up the maintenance and take care of them! :) The engine design is based off the Honda XR50-70 and CRF50-70, but with a 125cc piston and clutched transmission! I'm 5'7 and I had to adjust the back shock haha! Assembling it only took 1 hr and 30 minutes, and I also loosen the chain because it was too tight for my liking! I hope you enjoy yours!
My anxiety when he was on the bridge rolling back an forth to find neutral 📈📈
Fair points made here.If you re not inclined to learn how to work on a used dirt bike from a big name then this is a good alternative.Fair warning though(i speak from personal experience),new chinese bikes are by no means guaranteed to work flawlessly out of the box since quality control is not great.You also might have many problems in getting the store,or the supplier to actually replace/ fix the damn thing if it brakes.i ve a little story of me and a friend of mine. My friend did some construction work for someone.When it was said and done that person couldn t pay so he offered my friend a new chinese bike,papers and all. Some 450 ''crossfire''(they go by many names) A pretty good honda clone it was in terms of performance.We got home,started it and I took it for a spin. I ve race dirt bikes in the past and still do. I have decent experience with them and right now i own 2 hondas.... Back to our chinese clone. Things were going well until i got a sudden engine failiure.I had done,probably,about 30 mins of riding. It later turned out to be an engine failiure,compression issue . We called the shop and told them about the problem since the warranty was still active. they told us that we first need to contact the manufacturer.The manufacturer told us its not on them and told us that we needed to do a compression test first and contact the shop again...After a few more tries and after having identified the issue( we needed tools,compression tester and some labor) the shop finally agreed to send my friend a new bike. it took about a month to get to him. After that it worked well for a few months until both brakes failed and since he wouldn t want to go through the process again he put some aftermarket ones. Bike still runs but...
I understand you 100% I got my first bike like 7 months ago, a brand new 19' kx100 and I love it and I do all the mechanic work myself and I'm only 15, its not that hard to keep it fresh but you have to be confident and you will be alright. Now that you have past experience with those nice chinese bikes I'm pretty sure you will be able to take care of it just fine all you have to do is be confident and also in my opinion 2 strokes are wayyy easier to work on then 4 strokes.
Awesome I have a kx85
I love my CRF150F but starting off on a chinese pit bike is a good idea. Pretty cheap and it can tell you if you really want to get into the scene.
Exactly. I’m looking at getting my bike license but when I do pass I’ll be massively inexperienced so I don’t want too go and buy a Japanese bike for 5/6000 dollars because what if I crash or drop the bike? If I’ve paid thousands I’d be devastated, but if it’s a cheap Chinese rip off bike for less than a 🤦🏻♂️1000 dollars I won’t be so bothered. There’s a bike shop by me where I can buy brand new Chinese pit bike, road legal, license plate, taxed everything on the road for a fraction it would cost me on a Honda, Suzuki or Yamaha etc. plus if I decide biking isn’t for me,nits not like I’ve gone and blown 7/8000 dollars for something I didn’t like. Probably 1/1500 dollars, hardly breaks the bank. Plus he said because their so simple you can repair and fix most things yourself just with a little Time and patience and of course watching tutorial videos on RUclips. Like this one😂
even if you buy a 2000 dollar bike it will still last longer than a chinese
That’s not the point. With those bikes you never really know the condition of the internals without taking it apart. It’s more affordable to buy and fix Chinese bikes. Even if they don’t last long they costed a fraction of what you’d pay to buy and maintain a “real bike”
All of these bikes interchange with CRF XR 50/70 and all Honda clone engines 50cc-212cc. And most frame/body/suspension parts. Look up 190cc 212cc 4 Stroke engine.
I have the exact same dirtbike as this except mine is branded X-Pro.
Another reason for Chinese bikes. I bought a kayo for my 9 year old because kawasaki and Honda 110 are small and more pit bike ish. The Chinese 125 are In-between on sizes and more dirt bike looking
I TOO BOUGHT A TM-36 300 CC , TRAIL MASTER BIKE THE SAME AS GPX SSR AND SOME OTHERS , ITS A GREAT BIKE BUT IT TRIED TO KILL ME BY BEING SO TALL . I FELL OVER GETTING ON IT AND FELL INTO SCAFFOLDING BREAKING RIBS BUT I LOVE IT STILL BE CAREFUL GUY.
the real question is why you got so many of them ?
probably because multiple of them are broke at a time lol
@@Agavegaming no lie, the swing arm bolts and carb are always probably gonna be the first two to go every single time. Then it’s a bitch trying to find the parts, especially with covid going on, you won’t be getting those parts in for a while. That’s literally the stress of a Chinese bike in a nut shell and btw I’m a new rider on top of that... I’d rather just pay the extra bread, not gonna lie.
@@djbadmiral plenty of these bikes come with quality gear from factory, lots use Mikuni carbs. look at the new Thumpstar bikes for instance.
Because they broke in two days.
Because it’s nice to have a variety
I'm on my fourth chinese vehicle. I really like them. Theyre cheap easy to fix and I plan to dog em til they finally die for good. No tears when I kill a bike for under a grand.
I think that these bikes are fantastic. I see business opportunities for people assembling and testing them from new and then selling them to the public. Drop 5K cash on 10pcs. Build them. Flip them for a grand a pc and give a back to base warranty. It would be hard work to make an honest dollar.
My first bike was an 84 CR60R in the 90s at age 7 man I loved that thing, and then I got an 01 CR80R and that thing was a little crotch rocket, but I outgrew it quick and purchased a YZ125 for $150 😆 I honed the cylinder, got whole new gaskets, rings, rebuilt the shocks and was amazing, also a CRF150R that thing is fun especially the Big Wheel (Expert) model.
You will have way more fun on the quality bike. Bought a 96 rm250 to race motocross 2 years ago, totally worth it, spent $1000 and have about $1.5k in it, with technician background. Got 2nd overall in C class a couple weeks ago. Just keep saving your money for a quality bike. China bikes are pitbikes, fun for messing around not to get serious with. Also working on a quality bike is better, because they make service manuals. The china engine on this bike in the video makes around 9hp with 125cc, a Quality 2 stroke will make around 34hp with 125cc.
Also I think it would be good to have a good dual sport bike to ride around most of the time and one of these China bikes for a backup.
Awesome man, first bike ever rode was a hyosung 125 dual sport it was so much fun, then i tries a chineese 125 4 stroke mx bike small one it felt so powerful compared to the big 125 dualsport, then i bought a tao 150 scooter was awesome to learn street riding had to sell it big loss payed 1300 sold for 500 but was well worth it put around 6000miles on it in 4 months haha and then i picked up a ninja 300 had a blast, totaled it, then i demo rode an r6 was amazed but didn'r feel like that much power was useful in the street and plus after the accident decided street was to dangerous at least daily, and now just got a kdx200 2 stroke and i think its so slow i don't know why i guess those bigger street bikes just make any dirtbike feel slow now but it gets the job done still learning how to ride in the sand though i have had it for 2 weeks, and i am thinking about getting a 250 chinese dirtbike to compare 2 stroke vs 4 stroke and to have something i can throw around and not worry to much about breaking it, which i understamd your point completly
Love the vids, I've watched them all
The Saiya thank you brother
Brand name bikes come with brand name prices! 😂 I never had any issues with my SSR and now just ordered my next one!
A brand new bike, for under $1000 compared to a used bike that sells for $1500+ that may or may not work. Idk man, seems like an obvious choice to me haha. I like these bikes
Xenoflexor Pro exactly it’s an obvious choice. These snobs that get their bikes from mommy and daddy opinion don’t even count. And I literally laugh at anyone who is new to dirt bikes and gets a 450 and can’t even handle it or harness the power on top of it being not as fun to ride lmao
As long as you get to point a to point B sound breakdowns
Hey brother you dont have to give excuses to the masses i own japanese bikes all my live i step on KAYOS bikes dude i love them so far holding strong keep braaping
Just paid 1400 for two bikes a 125 cc and a 90cc they run good all start up quick they were used but my uncles so I trust him since he worked on them
Aye he back with another great video but can y'all do a trial riding with the rfz,the tao tao and the ATV and the peace moto
Awesome review and we all love it!1
Actually i prefer chine bikes because i dont feel hesitant to ride it on a worst terrain im not afraid when i broke something or fall in a cliff.. Because its cheap.. And actually it runs well.. Regarding the speed or power actually you can upgrade the engine... Bore up, change carb, cdi, grind cams and sprokets...
What u got?
Riding for a year and on his fifth bike!!
Love you vids and whant to now if I should get the apollo 125cc?
itzty1424 try the peace motto it’s in my description
No
@@nathanlarson4266 please good sir it may save humanity 😂
@@rcranch3838 huh
DR650..... You'll never regret it!!!!!!!!!
I have two. One 2016 Apollo 125cc $400 and an 2021 A12 150cc $2500. I like them and I’m also a new rider and love the 125cc on the trails and the 150cc is fast on the street.
I have a sport bike, I'm building a X18 sumo for fun and wheelie practice.
I’ve been having the same experience and I find that the people who are saying this have ridden mx since they were kids and have always had expensive bikes that were bought for them. Some people like pitters and don’t want to spend 3k
Bro get a ktm 125, I found a mint 03 for 1200 I bought and it had a full rebuild! Please man! Do it for us!🤙👌🔥
Bro buy what you want to I ride 2016 Honda crf 450r and i still buy Chinese bikes for the pit bikes can’t beat them they run and fun and you are rite some people will try it and not like it so buy a tao Tao or whatever you want half the people that are talking crazy are kids were there mommmy and daddy paying for everything keep it brappp 💯💯✌️
Street glide Glide how much you get the crf for . Really want a used 450 to convert to a supermoto
Man I bought it brand new but you can find them on Craigslist for about 3500/5500 what you want to pay
I have owned 2 x 200cc Chinese bikes both Eurotracks made in the Jayling Motor company China.
Never rusted , never started rattling , never any signs like metal i engine oil ( I gave regular sevices at 1000 km intervals.
I have owned at least 6 bikes all thumpers xxx.
From a Honda XL 500, 250 XL Honda ,600 Yamaha 600e, Honda WR 450 f. 650 BMW DAKAR ( Good bike but no!! Value for money spent including insurance and services )
My Chinese bikes ran and got stronger never any feeling of a fade , I pushed max revs through gears ever fading always seeming to thive on the throttle open .
Please do not run these Chinese bikes down they are the best money can buy no let down .
I will watch your channel
Anyone needing.a reference on how good these bikes realy are refere to me ha ha God Bless
I’m still on my 1st dirt bike. I’ve never needed or wanted another one. It’s Japanese. And that’s probably the reason why.
There are only two countries that build motocross bikes that last and win: Japan & Austria.
There reason why their bikes are so durable and awesome. It’s because those manufacturers live for the sport.
If you want a bike that lasts and really works, here are your choices: Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and KTM-Husqvarna.
IMHO.
Which one is your favorite out of all the Chinese pit bikes?
I'm thinking of getting a 2nd for people to ride with me.. I'm a noob beginner rider. I own the tao 140cc DBX1. Put a performance carb on it seems like great trail bike! Like that it has an oil air cooler for longer rides. Debating on getting a 2nd one or should I get smaller 125cc or ect. OR is those smaller engines much less power then the 140cc tao?
Curious on your opinion on which bike is your favorite out of all of them.
new sub bro💪🏾 Would you recommend getting a bike from amazon? I seen a Tao-Tao for $800 on there wasn’t too sure if ppl actually order from there.
Redd 8219 get an Apollo dbx18
Keep having fun bro 👍🏻
The difference is when u drop the 5 k bike it won’t break
You broke prolly atleast 5 laws in this video
Right on brother. If you like 2strokes look into kx60s and kx65s cheaper than ktm (even though ktm is great) but allot more power than the Chinese 125-150etc probably 250lol I picked up an 05 kx60 for 500$ CAD and 2bstokes are sooooo easy to work on compared to any 4 stroke. Not trying to tell you what to buy just an awesome little bike of you can find them
i get your point but if your not in a hurry and you do research you can find a good bike for cheap and if it breaks down the line there’s millions of people that have the same bike and got the same problem (chinese bikes are a gamble) you can buy 5 good one$ then 5 bad ones getting parts can be a nightmare to
I know why you bought them. Same as me. I bought a Tao Motor Db27 after I saw some of your videos (Thanks btw nice reviews) because for the same money spent, You can buy a clapped out roach where i'm from. Plus at 800 bucks it's a no brainer.
I have a crossfire 125s and iam having a blast we went out last weekend and had a amazing time. Chinese bike a great!👍
I actually think buying a cheap chinese pit bike would be way better bc you can have way more fun on them then a full size bike bc you can literally take them anywhere you want them to and you dont have to worry about tryna get use to the power of a full size bike you just hop on one these and go and ull have way more fun
Most of you people don’t understand that most “real bikes” comes from Japan and China. Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki are all Japanese made bikes... just because it’s a pit bike doesn’t make the bike anymore worse than the others.
I’ve had one Chinese bike so far and one Chinese quad they work and run absolutely great
Where did u order them from?
True 125cc two strokes where andd are super good beginner bike plus this model is very good
Ur right i started a 125cc apollo ,and learned the basics mechanically, now i own a 125cc kawasaki has 3 times more power then apollo 125cc its actually scared now allover again .
Paid 50 bucks for a 08 baja125 all it needed was a 25 dollar carb and fired 1st kick then put work into all winter of 2021 it's not the fastest but it can jump and still have a good time its it's better then peddling or walking just being honest
I believe Chinese bikes are better than top brands because look at the prices and I'll cry when the KTM breaks it's not worth it I agree with you
I thought you had a KTM already! That Peace bike nice af, better lookin than the Apollos and tao taos for sure.
Both Chinese/Japanese bikes create "smiles per mile"...
Get and ride what you want. Don't worry about what other people want you to ride. If they dont like your content then they can find someone else to watch or make videos themselves.
when you upgrade i would get a honda or kawasaki, i see alot of ktm's in the shop with issues, yamaha and suzuki isnt bad either, although suzukis are all kickstart still, once you get a electric start you wont want a kick starter.
A cheep Chinese bike is a safety hazard. And like the resale value isn’t great. Try to get a good deal on a used Chinese one just don’t think u will sell it for more.
Because your skill doesn’t exceed the bikes manufactured engineering, strength, structural integrity, and adjustment ability or lack thereof of. You hardly can get an A or B class racer/rider to throw a leg over one because they know the possibility’s in store have a high rated mechanism of injury.
Example: suspension like pogo sticks both in front and back mounted to a frame known to bend and swing arm known to snap off it wouldn’t matter if you were doing 25 or 55 you have a good chance of getting hurt. Like my buddy Ryan who purchased one in 08 and broke his femur because the swing arm snapped at the axle mount.
My brother a mid pack C class racer blew out the shock with in the first 20 minutes of owning his ssr then bent the frame all in the same day.
I will say this though. Beside the throttle getting stuck because of dodgy slides in their carburetors the motors have held up to the test time and time again. You see when you can purchase another motor for less than $500 let alone sometimes $200 you don’t have a problem really reving the piss out of a Chinese motor. Regardless they still hold together while running them like a park ave Hooker on Valentine’s Day.
I have a question how can u drive it on public streets Do u like take the risk to get caught or ask the City for permission
He takes the risk, in one of his early videos I'm pretty sure that the cops stopped him, or he was talking about avoiding them,
@@ryanhall8675 oh ok thanks
I believe 50cc and under you can without registration/insurance/license
New bike prices have gotten so high and they’ve takes used bikes right with them I’ve seen 20 to 30 yr old bikes selling on Facebook market for 3 grand that ridiculous I’ve always been a 2 stroke guy but I’m fixing to go buy a Chinese ssr450 or ssr300 for half the price
Chinese bikes are the best to start on if you are already around 15 years you can buy a 125 - 250 and it will work and it will be fun and it’s cheap so if you wanna start but don’t have much money buy a Chinese bike
I’ve been riding on and off for a few years now. I’ve only owned Chinese bikes. I’m currently buying a brand new rfz x18. They get too much hate in my opinion.
I wanna know what’s a real bike
The one you pedal with your feet 🚲
@@wutediting true lol
420 viewer 🤘🏾. Also might be getting a dirtbike for Christmas and it will be my first. keep shredding and keep up the trails riding and moto vlogs.
How is your overall experience with the xmoto? And what would you say was/is the best of the five bikes that you have owned?
35 degrees and he’s complaining in the uk we ride in the pouring rain most of the year in like 5-15 degrees
Degrees Celsius ^