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Item: Folding 6x4 flat trailer Location: Hampton East, vic (Melbourne SE) Condition: Needs a bit of TLC, paint is faded, one of the brake light covers is broken etc. But it does tow well. Very easy to tow as it's so light. Tyres have plenty of tread. Reason for sale: Havn't used the trailer...

I bought almost an entire Dirt Jumper setup late 2011/early 2012 and never got around to building it up, still needed small parts such as sprocket and pedals but practically an entire bike, no money was spared. Never got around to building it due to other hobbies and year 12. Location: SE...

I thought he would already be making a lot!! Anybody know roughly how much suzuki is paying him?? Obviously he would be making most of his earnings off winning races and his other sponsors, but I thought Suzuki would be giving him a fair bit of $$$

You could find a late model CRF150R for the price of a new 85, and it would probably be a better bike. to ride.

I reckon the bike looks pretty dodgy, the gears look alright, and it does have disk brakes but i reckon it looks like a crappy quality bike. Stick with well-known brands I reckon. If ur interested, i have a Giant MTB for sale, It's on ebay and so far only upto $50. - 2007 Giant Upland SE...

yeh, I may pick up the engine if its a reasonable price..

Honestly, I don't see that much difference between a pitpro and an atomik, apart from that pitpro has a better name. From memory the suspension is alike, and engine is the same.. I would just go the atomik and save a couple hundred bucks. Maybe look at getting a 2nd hand MSO, i saw 2 140s's on...

It looks like an alright track in the diagram, but not tight enough i don't reckon. Also 1 half of the track has jumps and the other half looks pretty boring..

He's finding out info on the bike, probably looking at buying one, not selling it!

Nice looking bike there, with some graphics will be awsome.

Yeh only atomik would sell the stuff.. Better off welding it and maybe trying to put in some support but I don't know what the frames look like and if theyr'e easy to strengthen.. Good luck!

Those puzeys look really good. And they're a good price, I just wonder how reliable the engine is. A 6 month warranty for unlimited km's seems alright. Also how much would you get for it 2nd hand.. You'd lose a lot because a lot of people don't bother with chinese 250's..

Different people say different things, I just ride usual and don't rev it flat out.. But I'm guessing this is ur first bike so you probably don't have a 'usual' riding style. Just don't rev the crap out of it, use all the gears, remember to change the oil fairly regularly while running in the...

Hi, All mso bikes are of a high standard, I'm happy with mine! However I think the pro is nearly the same price and is quite a bit better. The main difference is the better DNM shock and DNM forks. The SX once again is a very nice bike, more set up for the racing and such. The elite is a top...

Yeh, maybe look around US ebay, they will have more, but watch out the the exchange rate. I just paid $105 US ($160 aussie) for ceet graphics for my YZ from CEET Racing Cheers.

Hey, It's open every weekend, not sure of house, i think like 9am - 6 or something.. $25 for pitbikes, after 3 rides you're asked to join, no there's no motard track. Get there before 11am and you can ride the big track!! Cheers.

Hey, I honestly wouldn't buy a chinese 50cc bike. You can find a decent 2nd hand PW50 for only a little bit more, it was last 10 times as long, and it will hold it's value. The chinese bike might be cheaper at first but you'll lose more money when selling it and on anything that breaks...

hey, i'd look into a 2nd hand but reasonably new PW50 something like this: YAMAHA PW50 2004 - eBay Yamaha, Trail Bikes, Motorcycles, Cars, Bikes, Boats. (end time 24-Jan-09 10:14:33 AEDST) Don't bother with 50cc chinese bikes, as he may have to spend more time getting it fixed then riding it...

If you're riding at state parks etc then you do need rego. or you could get a huge fine. But dirtbike tracks/private land you don't need rego, road worthy certificate, license etc. Cheers.

Hey, It depends on where you live and how far you want to travel to pick up and drop off the bike.. PW50's don't cost all that much, and you might find that after hiring one a couple of times, you've already paid half the bike's value.. Not many places hire out small bikes like that, I'll...