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| bryce86 |
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 bryce86 Two Stroke Sniffer
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| Sephiroth |
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If he's going to get a bigger bike in the future it's probably best to get a cheap CG125 or something.
The other guys will obviously know more than me .
I bought my bike pretty cheap and I've only had it two months and plan to get a bigger one soon so there's not really a point in spending a great deal on it.
As I said, it depends entirely on what he wants it for. |
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| MRX Steve |
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As said above, a honda cg 125 would probably be the best option. When you are looking at buying a cheap bike you really want some thing reliable. He could also check out the 125 scooters as you can get some newer ones of them for under 600. You can get rs125s for about £800 but i doubt they are very good condition. ____________________ Rieju MRX 50 Castrol Edition |
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| Sephiroth |
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Or you could wait about a month and buy my NS125R off me . |
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| nick.h |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 164 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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