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Honda QR50:
... QR50" is just great. Easy to handle, light weight, just 35Kg ! very easy to handle, very thoughtfully designed for kids. unlike most of it's competitors it comes with automatic transmission making this bike extremely user freindly to kids. very reliable "made in Japan" itself spells out loudly its reliability. capable of any terrain, it is built rugged, there can't be any limit to the fun kids can ... Read the full review: Best Bike by Ather Alaqqad |
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Kawasaki KX500 Motorcycle / The liquid-cooled 499cc two-stroke engine with the Kawasaki Integrated Power Valve System (KIPS), fully adjustable suspension components. |
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Honda CR80 Motorcycle / overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Honda XR250R Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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Honda CM125 Motorcycle / Manufactured 1977-88. 124cc OHC twin, 12hp, 70mph, 80mpg, 325lb. Quite popular with learners, engine able to take the usual neglect up to 30,000 miles. overall rating  (1 review)
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BMW F650 Motorcycle / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Aprilia SR125 Motorcycle / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Suzuki GS1000 Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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Suzuki Intruder VS700/750 Motorcycle / overall rating  (1 review)
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Yamaha Motorcycles in General Yamaha is one of the most popular and well-known motorcycle brands in the world, but what do you think about the company? Have you owned a Yamaha bike? Tell us all about the pitfalls and joys of Yamaha... overall rating  (13 reviews)
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CityBug Electric Scooter Motorcycle / Long Life Battery, charger included, Ready for action in 5 hours, Plug into household Socket using Charger provided, Top speed 22kmh (14mph). overall rating  (1 review)
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Honda CG125 ... my test over 10 years ago and have had several bikes, I have also done over 10,000 miles on the bike, including many trips between 150 and 250 miles in a day. I have also been reading everything I can about the Honda CG125 and other makes and models of 125cc bikes, including magazine and owners reviews and reports. I can honestly say, I would not buy any other make or model of 125cc bike. If my Honda CG125 was stolen tomorrow and I won the lottery, I would buy another Honda CG125 for the town/city and winter work, and a 500cc or larger bike for everything else. The Honda CG125 is far from perfect, but all the other makes and models of 125cc have far greater faults,... Read the full review: Best 125cc Motorcycle by Honda CG125 |
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Aprilia RS50 ... race can and sounds amazing, it has been mistaken by riders at bike meetings as being a 125 and even a 250, when brought standerd/derestricted is very very reliable and does about 60mph as it redlines in top gear. Once you start chasing performance, the bike stops bein reliable, my bike is for fun not transport and has a 80cc kit, 24mm carb, race reed valves, race crank, race bearings and race exhaust, it is very very fast and does about 80mph at the redline, however breaks down every week or so. if you want a fast fun bike the rs50 is a great way to start bikeing, and is really good relaible bike for comuting, however if you want a very fast bike do not buy, once t... Read the full review: Rs 50 - tuning and running by christopher bannister |
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Triumph Thunderbird Sport ... more than 150 miles but by that time the T-bird is ready for some gas and you'll welcome the chance to get off and walk around a bit. It has a tendency to slide you forward toward the gas tank so watch out for the crown jewels when braking hard. The seat is also extremely difficult to take off and put back on. It thrives on twisty roads, carving corners as well as many sportbikes and will outrun most crusiers. It revs strong starting around 4000 rpm up to the redline and puts out that great Triumph-triple sound while doing so. I've also found the brakes to be quite adequate. The mirrors aren't very good unless you enjoy staring at your own shoulders and could stand... Read the full review: Thunderbird Sport, doesn't follow the crowd by Vee Reece |
