[NONo443]

The copany being Pitster Pro?

I saw two of these bikes, and I think they would be pretty good to ride (or maybe another set of good beginner motorcycles?):

Pitsterpro - Quality Pit Bikes, Mini Bikes, Pit Bike Parts & Accessories
Pitsterpro - Quality Pit Bikes, Mini Bikes, Pit Bike Parts & Accessories
Pitsterpro - Quality Pit Bikes, Mini Bikes, Pit Bike Parts & Accessories


I put this in the New Rider Forum because I thought there might be new or experienced riders that might want to look at these, and this subforum would have more information on this company. Feel free to move this to the General Sportbike subforum if it is not fitting to be here.

 

[Stick N Move]

Never heard of them.

 

[OldSchlPunk]

Never heard of them. I would wonder where you'll get parts and/or support 6 months from now.

 

[Unreal]

Tons of locals have them and race them in the supermoto series here. They are located about 30 minutes south of where I live. Great bikes so far. Tons of fun.

 

[Stick N Move]

The only reason I would want one is that the logo looks similar to the Autobots logo from transformers.

 

[NONo443]

Tons of locals have them and race them in the supermoto series here. They are located about 30 minutes south of where I live. Great bikes so far. Tons of fun.

Ah, cool. If you could keep us updated on how well they are holding up in the sumo series, that would be great (for longevity).

 

[Unreal]

They have been working great.

You do understand that they are minimotos? They are tiny ass bikes. You could probably ride it on the street but top speed is 55-60 depending on gearing and you really would look like a clown on it. They are not full size motorcycles/motards.

 

[NONo443]

They have been working great.

You do understand that they are minimotos? They are tiny ass bikes. You could probably ride it on the street but top speed is 55-60 depending on gearing and you really would look like a clown on it. They are not full size motorcycles/motards.

Yes, I understand that; But the ones that I posted in the original post are the 250-400cc'd bikes , and around the same dimension as my current bike (with these ones being slightly taller). Maybe there is something that I am not getting here about their size (and I look like a clown on any motorcycle). Maybe you think that I am talking about their smaller bikes (fifty cc'd bikes, or slightly more)?

Thank you for the information, it's nice to get a non-bias (or at least not overly bias) opinion on these motorcycles.

 

[Unreal]

I've never seen a 250-400cc one. My friends all over the 160/180s. If I can find one I'll pick it up. The local indoor karting places lets them take them over and race on the indoor track for $20 all night. You can't beat that for fun.