Petite moto tout-terrain mx ou wsr

Ch@rlot Posted messages 12 Status Member -  
 Dylan -
Hello,
I would like to know if small mx or wsr are good brands of dirt bikes? Which one is better?
I just want to go for a ride in the forest... Is that enough?
Thank you.

1 answer

  1. loupiot
     
    These two brands sell the cheapest products for a reason.
    Their quality is minimal. Their prices are low because there is no research done on reliability and there are no technicians to solve your technical problems.

    You are dealing with a cash seller made in China.

    This is not suitable for a beginner without technical knowledge.

    Expect to have to invest in spare parts very quickly, which will undermine the price of your motorcycle.

    Investing €1000 would solve this problem and ensure you full satisfaction.

    Similar brands: CRZ for the new 125, Kylbike, Warmbike.
    Quality brands, albeit without efficient technical service: RSR and GUNSHOT.
    Brands that will still be around in a few years because they are genuinely interested in providing services:
    Bastos, YCF, UPOWER.

    The other brands are dead or on their way to being so.

    The best advice would be to consult a professional, not a web seller.
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    1. loupiot
       
      I forgot the brand Apollo Motors which should be classified among the car sellers...

      Motovert should also be classified with YCF and UPOWER.
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    2. Ch@rlot > loupiot
       
      Thank you very much! I'm still hesitating between several brands like Bastos, Bud Racing, YCF, or Thump! :s
      I will probably choose based on price and aesthetics.
      See you and thanks again, little buddy!
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    3. exaspéré
       
      Really nonsense... YCF, RSR, GUNSHOT... are also made in China. As for Bastos, he's just "a cashier seller." Moreover, import controls are very strict and motorcycles are tested at the LNE (national testing laboratory). The quality is checked as well as the risks of service interruption, etc. One must stop believing that by paying more we ensure quality; we are only financing the brands' advertising campaigns... To those who understand...
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    4. loupiot
       
      I speak of verifiable facts. Of course, all of this comes from China and everyone sells at low prices. However, there are indeed differences.
      Call the different sellers and ask them a technical question, and you will judge for yourself whether they have a customer service worthy of the name.
      There is good and bad in China, and the importers mentioned above have chosen to sell the lowest priced options. Motorcycles that require more maintenance and will soon cost a lot in replacement parts.
      Is it better to have a motorcycle where the parts will age well or not? To each their own choice.
      At YCF, UPOWER, and Bastos, there are real technical skills.

      No, the LNE is not a guarantee of quality. It tests safety but not quality. A shock absorber that bounces like on the CRZ will be approved by the LNE.

      Thump, there are no more on the market.
      Bud, he sold at such a high price for a basic quality that not many people want them anymore.

      The YCFs are worth at least 990 euros.
      The PITSTERPRO X4s are the same price in 125 and are a great deal in 150.
      These brands have been in their market for a long time and enjoy an excellent reputation. I find 1000 euros to start reasonable.
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    5. remi
       
      mouhaha the war of the sites live!!! for me it's the same, I have the MX5 140YX http://www.smallmx.com/fr/vehicules/details-produit.php/pit-bike-small-mx5-140cc-yx/23112
      well I'm giving them some publicity, they are really cool and respond promptly when there are issues!! and they are not too expensive!! it's a pit bike, not a MX otherwise we would all buy KX or YAM tssssssss

      honestly you guys are pathetic!!!!
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