IS A CHINESE PIT BIKE WORTH BUYING!?

[@chrismoustrides1326]

Keep it up! Love the videos man. Pitbikes are the cheapest fun you can have on a motorbike, reliable and if it breaks cheap as dirt to fix. Great for beginners or intermediate riders

[@slavsquad]

Yup exactly! Thank you

[@lunantix]

If it breaks it takes like an hour and 10 bucks to fix

[@dakodaross5710]

Just bought a new Pitster pro 125 a couple weeks ago. Put 15 hours on it so far and it’s great.

[@slavsquad]

Awesome bikes!

[@kevinm7551]

max speed?

[@danielj3440]

Best fun you can have under 1000 is what i always say, Easy enough to break but super cheap to fix.

[@slavsquad]

Exactly!

[@farhadzillacarxdriftracing7247]

First I love ur vids from New Zealand I have 4 bikes all 140s and 160s

[@slavsquad]

Thank you! That’s awesome bro!

[@tylertoopetty]

Hell yea great video bro, I bought an Apollo 125 last year and it’s been great considering the price tag ! Back rim is pretty clapped but other then that it’s been super reliable 😂 But I just ordered a yx160 engine I plan on swapping into it soon. Will be my first engine swap so hopefully I can get it going 🤙🏼

[@slavsquad]

That’s awesome bro! That would be a ripper engine

[@tylertoopetty]

@@slavsquad hell yea !

[@jeremyharris4415]

Good call mate I bought a Forza 140 big foot and it’s been a fantastic bike never had a problem with it. Keep up the fantastic videos all ways looking forward to watching them

[@slavsquad]

Thank you!

[@lunantix]

I have a 2004 baja 50cc and its been used quite a bit over the past 20 years, no major repairs or anything and it still runs perfectly, piston rings are on the worn side but thats typical for a 20 year old machine.

[@dustinsegers4534]

Nice pitty you have there! I have ridden dozens of different types of dirt bikes and dual sports, and the one type of bike that I prefer over them all is some type of larger pit bike (i.e., 125, 140-150, 190cc). The power to weight ratio just can’t be beat, and with the Chinese bikes, once you work all out the initial “kinks”, they are pretty much just as reliable as my Japanese machines.

[@slavsquad]

Agreed. Power to weight makes it so much fun

[@gasdonkeykustoms6840]

I was really impressed with the tiny Apollo db21 72cc I have, I wrecked it hard and it survived.

[@slavsquad]

Lol very nice

[@gasdonkeykustoms6840]

@@slavsquad I really enjoy watching your adventure videos, I wish I had someone to get some chase cam footage of my bike, it pits hills to sleep, the trenches are freeking awesome 😎 and I have no idea what that 18x6x8 tire looks like getting some 🤣

[@gasdonkeykustoms6840]

When I get done rebuilding and putting the engine back in my explorer I'm going to build a pit bike from scratch and record it. In the meantime... I think I'm gonna make a walkthrough of how I built the bike and maybe a ride.

[@slavsquad]

@@gasdonkeykustoms6840 do it!

[@lenniesmith434]

Is a m2r 140cc bike good to get

[@michaelliberati6703]

YES THEY ARE!!!!!!!!!

[@catalinnicolaevici2061]

I just got a 125cc for 200$ off some dude and I spent like 120$ in aftermarket parts and replacing what it's missing. So your say it will pull my Fatass 200lbs around through the woods?

[@crni44356]

Bro is a cross predator 125cc worth buying?

[@issueradar8408]

Which pitbike brand is more reliable between these 7 brands. 1 - MINI MX, 2 - CRZ, 3 - BASTOS, 4 - GUNSHOT, 5 - VARETTI, 6 - PRO BIKE, 7 - KEROX? Also, which one is faster?

[@slavsquad]

Haven’t heard of any of them unfortunately

[@issueradar8408]

@@slavsquadOkay

[@fathomlabs4574]

Nice! What are your tire sizes front and rear?

[@slavsquad]

This bike has 12” x 3.0 front and 10” 3.5 rear

[@kristianbyroncooper9483]

I Highly recommend stomp pitbikes👌

[@sr70_karlo]

what do you think about ycf pitbikes?

[@slavsquad]

I heard they are very nice I’ve Never had one tho

[@dirtbikeghost8825]

Would you recommend the Chinese pit bikes for mostly street riding?

[@slavsquad]

I use them for both street and dirt. This one with street tires I used mainly on the road but it does great in the dirt to if it’s not wet out. Then my 190cc I use mainly in the dirt with dirt tires

[@dirtbikeghost8825]

@slavsquad ok cool cool I definitely may get one I'm like 5'11 185 pounds do you think I'll fit okay on it?

[@vennomrides107]

​@@dirtbikeghost8825 Just picked up a 2022 SSR 160TR and it's taller and really torquey bro. You'll love it

[@annabanna666]

can u put the 190cc in that 125 frame

[@slavsquad]

Yes

[@samkomatis1197]

whats the name of that bike?

[@slavsquad]

Pitster pro x2. I put in the piranha 140 engine

[@MRONETEN]

Have you considered trying out an MBO 110CC pit bike?

[@slavsquad]

If your just starting off go with an ssr They make some 110cc Pitster pro in my opinion is the next step If you plan to ride a while go for a 125 Pitster pro so you don’t have to upgrade later and spend more money

[@slavsquad]

I’ve never herd of them unfortunately

[@MRONETEN]

@@slavsquad the mbo 110cc is made by a chinese company called highper. I was thinking of starting with that as i did try riding a geared bike but i flipped it and had 2 weeks in the hospital with broken ribs, smashed collarbone and my jaw was severely damaged. So i think an auto 110cc would be the better option for me for now anyways

[@slavsquad]

@@MRONETEN yeah I’m that case for sure a 110 would be better Maybe a semi auto 110

[@MRONETEN]

@@slavsquad well i want to try and build up my confidence first coz after that hospital stay it kinda freaked me out so i wanna try and build myself up to the gears and clutch so the semi auto would be next step up for me

[@kingkong81icloud]

I had one , money pit , unless you change your chain an spokes an clutch an an brake leaver , you should cover your back shock

[@icesalami]

clown

[@F1ow3rzzk]

I’ve had my Chinese pit bike for 3 years now , hardly put any money into it

[@kingkong81icloud]

@@F1ow3rzzk yeah they got better now, I snapped my chain, an had to get my back wheel re-spoked

[@F1ow3rzzk]

@@kingkong81icloud oh yea , what brand did you have . I have a piranha which are notoriously pretty good

[@kingkong81icloud]

@@F1ow3rzzk It was called a pro explorer 125 , was back in 2011

[@kennydean7872]

would have to worry about it being stolen from low life thieves though

[@slavsquad]

Any bike can be stolen by low life thieves

[@kennydean7872]

@@slavsquad yeah its pretty fucked up when it does happen hey

[@slavsquad]

@@kennydean7872 yeah it does

[@robertlongley6115]

How can I tell what what type pit bike I have an what kind of moter is on it

[@slavsquad]

Should say on the front of the frame where the triple clamps go through the frame. Typically where the vin number is and the metal tag with bike info.

[@robertlongley6115]

@@slavsquad there's no numbers there just the vin

[@slavsquad]

@@robertlongley6115 try looking the vin up

[@robertlongley6115]

@@slavsquad do you no where I would look

[@lunantix]

​@@robertlongley6115if it's the typical Chinese Engine design, it should be on an area near the bottom of the gear box, by the crank case or the clutch.