Dirt Bike FAQ

What part of side*WALK* do you not understand? Regardless of the law, please try to exercise some common courtesy.

AD: Yeah that is right, even bicycles are illegal to ride on the sidewalk in my home state, so certainly if you lived here you would be cited, towed, and impounded into police storage.

AAD: You have had four days to think about it, yet you still refuse to reveal to us your jurisdiction. So the best answer I can give you, is generally speaking. In general, dirt bikes are restricted to dirt, that is off-road recreation areas. In general, the shoulder of a roadway or designated bike lane is reserved for bicycles and smaller mopeds and scooters. In general, the roadway itself is reserved for the larger, *titled* vehicles. And generally speaking of course, sidewalks are reserved for pedestrians. It appears that you fall under the dirt trails and off-road use category. Your state may or may not also require some type of permit or registration, and therefore you may still be illegal if you do not follow the law.

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Where is it ill take it.
sell it on craigslist for parts or even ebay.

Upgrading a disposable motorcycle is a waste of time. You don't need to buy a new 125cc bike, get one that is 2-3 years old and well maintained for less then half the original price. A 125cc bike will not be good for driving on the street unless you like in a rural area without highways. The age limit to drive depends on your state, I don't know Indiana's. You definitely will/should take a class to learn the laws of the street before riding in traffic. If the 125 you are looking to buy is a 2-stroke you need to work on your mechanical skills as the engines don't last that long.

Take new one

Im a dealer email me at that website.

i will get you a great price

www.sunlparts.net

gregg

Sorry mate, but if you want this info, use google and find it out.

For a reply to tell you EVERYTHING about these bikes, the user will just go to the Honda website and cut / paste all the text.

You would be better searching your self, that way, you can get the info you need, and not loads of stuff you dont need.

TOP SPEED:::: 40-55mph (desrestricted)

Model:
PY90

Engine Type :
4-Strokes, Air Cooled – 4 Speeds Semi-Automatic

Cylinder Arrangement:
Single Cylinder

Transmission System:
Chain Drive

Bore x Stroke (mm):
47 x 50

Piston Displacement:
(cc) 86 (90)

Compression Ratio:
9.2:1

Maximum Power:
(kw/r/min) 3.8(90)

Maximum Torque:
(N.m./rpm) 5.5(90)

Starter System:
Kick Starter

Lubrication:
Auto

Transmission:
4-Speed, Semi Automatic

Overall Size L x W x H:
1540 – 640 – 880

Wheel Base :
1055

Ground Clearance:
(mm) 185

Rider Capacity:
1 Person

Dry Weight:
(kg) 61

Tyre, Front:
2.50-14-4PR

Tyre, Rear:
3.00-12-4PR

Ignition:
C.D.I.

Fuel Tank Capacity:
(L) 4.9

Engine Oil Capacity:
(L) 0.85

Gas Consumption:
(L) 354g/kw.h

Front Suspension:
Telescopic Fork

Rear Suspension:
Monoshock Swing Arm

Max. Load Capacity:
(kg) 65

Seat height:
670mm

What is the make and model # ?
All bikes are not created equal.

Well, After going to their website and looking….. You have purchased a "Disposable Dirt Bike" they do not offer any links to upgraded parts and their parts return policy is just like the millions of other "Chinese Crap" dirt bike/pocket bike/ATV companies you can't get parts for them, They will tell you the "Parts are on back order" and make you wait 6 to 8 months and then send you a email saying "You dirt bike model has been discontinued so no parts are available".

People pay attention!, When you go to one of these stores that sell this "Chinese Crap"….. Do you ever see a Parts Counter or Mechanic's Shop(Not a prep area where they put them together) a "real" shop.

"When You Buy Cheap, You Buy Twice"

Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM are the best, You might spend more but at least you will be able to find parts for it(Stock or Aftermarket).

Those bikes are for 4 to 6 years of age. At 12, depending on his height, something in the Honda CRF-F line would be perfect. Either the 80 or 100. Just drop by your local dealership to see which fits best. Once you know that you can shop for used if you'd like. The bikes are almost bullet proof so you can generally buy used without much concern of problems.