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 chris-red Have you considered a TDM?

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| skeppy wrote: | | chris-red wrote: | 3 years, don;t buy anything chinesse. | umm why.. can you give me a list of makes not to buy please |
Anything that sounds like its Chinese, it will be cheaper to buy so a new one will cost about the same as a used non-Chinese one. You get a lot more bike for your money with a non-Chinese one, this means although you might need to MOT it, it will actually pass whereas a Chinese one is not only more likely to go wrong but also harder to find parts for.
Decent, or reasonably so, include Gilera, Aprilia, Peugeot, Yamaha, Suzuki, Cagiva, Derbi, Piaggio, Italjet, Sachs, Vespa and KTM, Kawasaki (if they make one?) |
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 chris-red Have you considered a TDM?

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hi,
you can buy a brand new chinese scooter for less than most 2nd hand scoots from the big named manufacturers,
if you do buy chinese, think of it as disposable as if it does last the 3 years to mot time, it will most likely fail & be uneconomical to repair. (thats if you can find parts or someone to actually work on it.)
one thing about chinese scoots, regardless of the badge on it, there all pretty much the same bikes, so parts are interchangeable.
having owned various chinese bikes, i wouldnt dismiss them out of hand.
though if you do buy one, forget selling it later on, as there pretty much worthless 2nd hand.
if maintained properly, they can be reliable, it just takes a bit more time & effort.
if your the type who doesnt like doing their own maintenance, probably better steering clear of the chinese ones.
whereas a scoot from from one of the so called reputable makers will usually have a re-sale value.
cheers,
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 126 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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