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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22


They are SHIPPED at 185lbs which includes crating.
They probably just round the lighter one up in shipping weight in order to keep it all simple. However, they are all within a couple pounds of each other. Basically, 2lbs is not going to make enough difference.

Also, smaller kit does not always mean less drag. It is all about aerodynamics
which at the speeds these things go it is going to make very little difference.

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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

i think the x15 (r32) looks the best.
and it is possible that the x22 is slower because it has that dual exhaust which is really restrictive.
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i think the x15 (r32) looks the best.
and it is possible that the x22 is slower because it has that dual exhaust which is really restrictive.
true the dual exaust is very restrictive thats way i want to change the one on my x22 and the one on the x15 is like a u makeing it vary restrictive
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

All these are according to USA Pocket Bikes

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Engine: 110cc Single Cylinder, 4-stroke, Air Cooled Maximum Speed: 70+ mph Ignition: CDI, Ultra High Discharge Coil Starter: Electric Key Start With Backup Kick Start (Manual) Maximum Power: 15.2 Horse Power Transmission: 4-Speed Manual With Hand Clutch Brakes: Front and Rear Hydraulic Cross-Drilled Disc Brakes Tires: High Traction Racing Treaded Tires Gas Tank: 2.25 Liters Fuel/Oil: 91+ Unleaded Gasoline/20W-40 Synthetic Oil Cruising Range: 48 Miles Per Tank Exhaust: High Performance Exhaust/Muffler Wt. Capacity: 395 lbs Dimensions: Net: 165 lbs, Gross: 226 lbs, 58.5" L x 26" W x 34.5" H

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Engine: 110cc Single Cylinder, 4-stroke, Air Cooled Maximum Speed: 70+ mph Ignition: CDI, Ultra High Discharge Coil Starter: Electric Key Start w/ Backup Kick Start (Manual) Maximum Power: 15.5 Horse Power Transmission: Automatic or Manual 4-Speed Manual With Hand Clutch Brakes: Front and Rear Hydraulic Cross-Drilled Disc Brakes Tires: High Traction Racing Treaded Tires Gas Tank: 2.25 Liters Fuel/Oil: 91+ Unleaded Gasoline/20W-40 Synthetic Oil Cruising Range: 48 Miles Per Tank Exhaust: High Performance Dual Exhaust/Muffler Wt. Capacity: 395 lbs Dimensions: Net: 167 lbs, Gross: 228 lbs, 59" L x 26" W x 35" H
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Engine: 110cc Single Cylinder, 4-stroke, Air Cooled Maximum Speed: 70+ mph Ignition: CDI, Ultra High Discharge Coil Starter: Electric Key Start Maximum Power: 15.7 Horse Power Transmission: Semi-Automatic Brakes: Front and Rear Hydraulic Cross-Drilled Disc Brakes Tires: High Traction Racing Treaded Tires Gas Tank: 2.25 Liters Fuel/Oil: 91+ Unleaded Gasoline/20W-40 Synthetic Oil Cruising Range: 48 Miles Per Tank Exhaust: Factory Tuned Racing Dual-Exhaust/Muffler Wt. Capacity: 395 lbs Dimensions: Net: 167 lbs, Gross: 228 lbs, 59" L x 26" W x 35" H
You can also see noticeable differences in the frames and swing arms of the bikes.

X18


X19


X22
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

can you put x15 in it too
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Engine: 110cc Single Cylinder, 4-stroke, Air Cooled Maximum Speed: 65+ mph Ignition: CDI, Ultra High Discharge Coil Starter: Electric Key Start w/ Backup Kick Start (Manual) Maximum Power: 14 Horse Power Transmission: Automatic or Manual 4-Speed Manual With Hand Clutch Brakes: Front and Rear Hydraulic Cross-Drilled Disc Brakes Tires: High Traction Racing Treaded Tires Gas Tank: 2.25 Liters Fuel/Oil: 91+ Unleaded Gasoline/20W-40 Synthetic Oil Cruising Range: 48 Miles Per Tank Exhaust: Factory Tuned Dual-Exhaust Racing Pipe Wt. Capacity: 395 lbs Dimensions: Net: 162 lbs, Gross: 223 lbs, 58.5" L x 26" W x 34.5" H


As you can see, they are all different, but in some ways, but still fairly similar.
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

I personally like the x22, it looks like an Aprilia RSV 1000 and the stiffer suspension will be nice for a guy my size.
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I personally like the x22, it looks like an Aprilia RSV 1000 and the stiffer suspension will be nice for a guy my size.
i like the x22 better too it was my first super bike then i got the x18. i dont like the x19 or x15 that much but thats just me.
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

dude what the **** ever, i dont know how you think they have different motor but thats why i took a carb off of a 18 and put it on my 15 and works fune, the manifold too. these ****ing motors are not different and yes i know the frames are different, learn to read what i say before you turn **** around. and i have no clue why the 22 dsoesnt have a big aftermarket but you just dont see much advertised for them. yeah you can use the carbs and filters we use, but not anyting else. and yeah, they are gonna weigh a little different, but not enough to make a **** worth of difference. so i mean ****, just stop being little nit picking bitches and just buy which one looks better. i mean do you need daddy to come over there and pic one out for you too. we have already told you the basics about these bikes, what else do you want. also if you think a 18 is the fastest why did i out run 4 of them with riders that weigh 5-10 lbs less then me.
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

i know they have different plastics, thats what i have been saying the whole ****ing time



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As you can see, they are all different, but in some ways, but still fairly similar.
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

Just because the carb is a direct swap, it does not make the engines the same. However, I really don't know as i have never pulled both engines apart.
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Re: X15 X18 X19 X22

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Just because the carb is a direct swap, it does not make the engines the same. However, I really don't know as i have never pulled both engines apart.
i pulled but engines a part and its two deffernt things and i just did a oil change on my x18 and x22 its two deffernt engines
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