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Old 08-04-2009   #1
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I want to spend around $200-300, want a Repsol/Camel bike


I want a repsol/camel/lucky strike replica bike, a small 49cc one. Where is the best/cheapest place to buy these online in the USA? A lot of places advertise these bikes, but only sell the blank plain models which I do not want. I want the little mini replica branded version.


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Re: I want to spend around $200-300, want a Repsol/Camel bike

Its Not About Whats On The Outside Its What In The Inside That Really Matters. Unless You Just Like Looking At It Or Showing Off To Your Friends.the Word For That Is Being Conceided,selfish Or Greedy Or The Worst Is Being Pigheaded For Those Who Really Dont Give A **** .can You Make Up Your Own Mind,do What You Want To Do And Screw The Rest.thats Happy Ness..were All The Same Man. Keep On Rocking And Riding For The Sport Dude Thats What Im Saying Bro Later
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Man Im A Dum *** Im Sorry For The Money You Really Cant Find And Pick And Chose They You Want It.thats Why We All Have Modified Bikes To Our Own Liking Good Luck
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Wildfire motors pocket bike has a good outside design
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Re: I want to spend around $200-300, want a Repsol/Camel bike

Jayzus, TW, cut the kid some slack ...... It's okay, gasper, sometimes TW goes off his meds ...

Bottom line, though, TW is right. Most of the bikes you see are all the same underneath, with just repainted fairings.

A possibility here is to get one of those "blank" models for right now, and check around different sites to see who has the painted fairings for the company you want (i.e., Lucky Strike, Marlboro, Joe Camel, Repsol, etc.) Another possibility is, if you're talented with an airbrush, paint your own fairings. A lot of members on here have done just that, using anything from cheap spraypaint cans to professional paint sprayers.

Try checking on ebay for the "company" fairings, or try looking at some of the pocketbike parts places to see if they have the fairings you want. Several manufacturers to check out would be Polini, Stamas, GRC, and Blata. Be forewarned, those fairings are going to cost a pretty penny, perhaps as much as the "blank" bike itself, and I don't think your budgeted $300 is going to cover it ....

Just out of curiousity, why mostly the cigarette companies?
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Re: I want to spend around $200-300, want a Repsol/Camel bike

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Jayzus, TW, cut the kid some slack ...... It's okay, gasper, sometimes TW goes off his meds ...

Bottom line, though, TW is right. Most of the bikes you see are all the same underneath, with just repainted fairings.

A possibility here is to get one of those "blank" models for right now, and check around different sites to see who has the painted fairings for the company you want (i.e., Lucky Strike, Marlboro, Joe Camel, Repsol, etc.) Another possibility is, if you're talented with an airbrush, paint your own fairings. A lot of members on here have done just that, using anything from cheap spraypaint cans to professional paint sprayers.

Try checking on ebay for the "company" fairings, or try looking at some of the pocketbike parts places to see if they have the fairings you want. Several manufacturers to check out would be Polini, Stamas, GRC, and Blata. Be forewarned, those fairings are going to cost a pretty penny, perhaps as much as the "blank" bike itself, and I don't think your budgeted $300 is going to cover it ....

Just out of curiousity, why mostly the cigarette companies?
its a "moto gp" thing. my cbr 600 f2 has konica minolta race style fairings.

examples below, honda ran repsol and camel joe bikes. ducati runs the red's.
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