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| | Is this bike to heavy for fun offroad riding, can you jump it or wheelie on it? |
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| yes, you can get it off the ground (240 lbs dry), and pop a wheely. It takes a pounding also...I had it off the ground a few times in a empty field before a cop yelled at me. It's really a fun bike...love it...
Ray Fitch |
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| ps, you can go to:
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/UnitedMotorsScooters/
and see some pictures of my bike in the pictures area. or send me an email directly for additional questions.
Ray Fitch |
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| My DS200 recently rolled over the 500 mile mark which meant it was time to hit the trails. I was very impressed by the way it preformed even with the stock tires. It ran flawlessly through gruelling and muddy conditions. I rode over thirty miles that day and am planning another outing this weekend. It wheelies pretty good in first or second gear, but the suspention is a bit soft really for any jumps over 3 or 4 feet up.
Mike I. |
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