Thanks guys

[luvnlife]

just like to say thanks to all the people on here who take the time to write reviews and what to do when u buy a new bike ect after looking on this site i went out and got a DHZ 160 and knew what to do to set the bike up (lock tight, grease ect) and what to change straight away(chain, leavers ect). Looking foward to taking the bike for its first ride next week and thanks to everyone who took there time explaining things on this site hopefully will be a problem free

 

[bulldog93]

Welcome to MR:
- http://www.miniriders.com.au/general-chat/20824-introduce-yourself.html

Yes we have a very helpful bunch here on MR when it comes to reviews, tutorials, things to buy/upgrade, things to fix ect ect ect.

Hope to see you posting in the fourms .


Good luck with the new bike. Throw us some pics and keep us up to date with what mods you do:
- http://www.miniriders.com.au/mini-chat/9549-official-post-pics-your-bike-thread.html
- http://www.miniriders.com.au/mini-chat/19445-official-post-pics-you-riding-thread.html
- http://www.miniriders.com.au/announcements-advertising-rates/12392-picture-posting-dummies.html

Oh problem free bike . Don't we wish!!

 

[Dreadful]

Thanx for askin before buyin mate .... most of the time the first we see of alot of crew is after they've bought a p.o.s and they are askin us to help em fix it

so straight back at ya champ

 

[thump*140]

the biggest win you will have, is called an OKO 26mm.

 

[DvDRip]

the biggest win you will have, is called an OKO 26mm.

yep ^^^
24mm molkt is way underkill for the 160

 

[luvnlife]

Yea in guessing you are talking about the flatside i looked into this but for now i will be riding trails on a property (that way if i stack not many people will be there to laugh) and i dont think the way the flatside works would be good for this type of riding. Once i get a bit more skill i might hit up the local bike track (appin in sydney) then might consider the more serious mods