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  1. #1 My newly refurbished/renovated china bike 
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    Hallo.
    I just wanted to show what i have spendt the past year of my sparetime on. It is almost 100% done. Got it cheap back in feburary last year for 152$/140EURO and i might have spended around the double of that amount for the refurbishing.

    I am happy about the result, and now i have a cheap good looking bike for my first summer on an MC, starting on MC driving license next month! :)

    THe bike is FYM and the model is FY125-3A

    EDIT: To bad this forum dosnt scale down the pictures.









    and how it looks now.

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  2. #2 Re: My newly refurbished/renovated china bike 
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    Knowing the prices in Denmark for everything on wheels, I'd say they did a decent job for a bit of money. If the bike runs as it should, you can not be dissatisfied.
    Ask me nothing - I DO NOT speak english. Really...
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  3. #3 Re: My newly refurbished/renovated china bike 
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    It looks like you had fun!
    I dont like the clocks and headlight but i guess its just a matter of taste
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  4. #4 Re: My newly refurbished/renovated china bike 
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zorge View Post
    Knowing the prices in Denmark for everything on wheels, I'd say they did a decent job for a bit of money. If the bike runs as it should, you can not be dissatisfied.
    Thank you.
    Yea its expensive in Denmark. I bought a Renault Twingo 1.2 new last year, its a small minicar with no power. If i lived in the US, i could drive a newer super car same price LOL!

    Quote Originally Posted by modron View Post
    It looks like you had fun!
    I dont like the clocks and headlight but i guess its just a matter of taste
    The clocks and headlight are the original. I am keeping the clock, thoght its a little big, but it has all its features and works. I am looking for a new headlight that is round instead of squarer.

    Originally, it has this shield around the clocks and lamps, but i removed it, since it looks better in my opinion. More ''young'' sporty and street bike alike. See how it was before in this picture.mit-lille-hyggeprojekt-foerste-mc.jpg

    And then now, didnt have any proper front pictures yet, these the best i could find.
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    Also i orderd new tires so i can change the old bad chinese tires that it has on it. New tyres is Continental COntigo, anyone have experince with it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarcusNoer View Post
    ... so i can change the old bad chinese tires ...
    Stock tires are "workhorse" (lasts forever) type. btw. Most stock tires in Guangdong made bike are Taiwanese brand...
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    Quote Originally Posted by humanbeing View Post
    Stock tires are "workhorse" (lasts forever) type. btw. Most stock tires in Guangdong made bike are Taiwanese brand...
    The tyres these chinese bikes comes with from the factory are dangerous.
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  7. #7 Re: My newly refurbished/renovated china bike 
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    There is likely a real nice set of round meters and a headlight buried in Taobao.
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  8. #8 Re: My newly refurbished/renovated china bike 
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    Fork boots would be a nice detail.
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