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KYMCO?

Discussion in 'Other 250's' started by Benimino, Jul 28, 2012.

  1. risky

    risky risky

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    still got a few. think i can fit at least one more body in.lol.
     
  2. Murdo

    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    If your happy with the Kymco, then that is all that matters. Ride your bike and enjoy it. :thumb_ups:
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Bought my partner a Kymco 300cc quad bike, and it is well finished and well put together, reliable and rides nice. So far she has been unable to hurt it in a couple of get-offs, but the 3 ply tyres are a bit weak and both fronts went flat after the last ride.
    I think the so called 'cheapie Chinese junk' is getting better and better at a faster rate than I remember the Japanese bikes doing back 40+ years ago. I have a 1966 Kawasaki that is on par for quality with a Chinese bike from a couple of years ago and the increase in quality of the bits to another Kawasaki I own from 1981 (ie 15 years younger) is about the same as the Chinese have improved in the last five years. I also own a 2016 CF Moto that (in my opinion) is as good as a five year old Japanese bike.
    (I base my quality assessments on the welding, fit of bits together and the strength/composition of the alloy and plastic parts.)
    The bottom line is that enjoy what your riding and don't listen to others who have never owned/ridden your particular bike.
     
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