Must be running a 420 chain on the Heist instead of the 520 on the DF to get a 15 tooth on the 167FMM engine.
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Must be running a 420 chain on the Heist instead of the 520 on the DF to get a 15 tooth on the 167FMM engine.
that doesn't sound like a bad idea on the dong fang =)
I like the one Aboshi suggested since it considers the tire size and does an approximate speed calculation assuming the engine has the power.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gardo
http://www.bikerenews.com/Stories_Ar...Calculator.htm
CCW has some competition!!!
http://californiascooterco.com/scooters.html
Thats not competition at all lol, that thing is a toy especially at 149cc and $4,300.
For $4,300 you can get something much better.
4300 for a minibike? For 4300 you could buy yourself a whole lot more bike :pQuote:
Originally Posted by culcune
i found them a bit back, my 3yr old wants the pink one. Not really competition, but another brand. An expensive brand but totally different classQuote:
Originally Posted by culcune
The CA scooter looks like the old Cushman Eagle.
http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...ER2jMjSoLk.jpg
I was yoking :naughty::lol8:, but they look kinda cool, especially as compared to the numerous standard and retro scooters. Interestingly, they seem to have the upright 150cc engines vs. the standard GY-6 engines found on the standard scoots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aboshi
The word scooter can be what ever you want it to be? I guess. I would think it has to be an automatic to be a scooter and if it gets an auto shift then it becomes a CUB…but that’s just me.
I would say those CA models are above a mini bike and below a full sized bike the only thing that they have that could remotely categorize them as a scooter is the wheel size at 13”