They're half the price, and I just want to know what the downfall is?
Well I live in San Diego, California and it would be used in my friend's back yard and on track. Probably never taken to the desert. But maybe for some pit bike racing?
Well I live in San Diego, California and it would be used in my friend's back yard and on track. Probably never taken to the desert. But maybe for some pit bike racing?
Well I live in San Diego, California and it would be used in my friend's back yard and on track. Probably never taken to the desert. But maybe for some pit bike racing?
Well I live in San Diego, California and it would be used in my friend's back yard and on track. Probably never taken to the desert. But maybe for some pit bike racing?
It's an '04 CRF 50, and I know Honda is the best. 
If it's a newer bike and doesn't have a title, get the vin number and have the DMV check to be sure it's not stolen.
If it's a chinese or taiwanese off-brand NAPA special, most aren't titled, because they don't qualify as 'motor vehicles' and are not really sold as such. They're just cheap toys.
The downfall? If it's stolen, it can be taken away from you and you'll lose all your money.
If it's an off-brand, it may last you awhile, and be fun to ride, or it may break in a few months. If you're lucky, it'll last long enough to get your $$'s worth out of it. Resale is extremely poor on these off-brand 'toys' also.
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