My advice would be to get reading. when I started out with my Elite 13 I read as many tutorials as I could, not only to obtain max performance out of what I had, but to get familiar with all the parts and there function before even starting or disassembling the bike. just that probably saved me a few hundred bucks in parts. There is alot you can learn before even having a bike, as far as I'm concerned.
New, please help!
I recently got a gp-rsr and this is my first ever pocket bike. I am not looking to race, just to ride around on it. I have had it for a few weeks, and already had to buy a new rear sprocket. My question is, i am very new and know very little about these bikes, and I am wondering if anyone can just give me some general information, and/or tips on how to maintain the thing and keep it running, thanks.
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Thanks...ill b sure to start reading more...also, any particular tips u have for a new rider, although like i said i dont plan to race or anything like that
Patience is a virtue with these machines. the quality isint good, but with some time and effort, you can make these things pretty reliable and fast.
also, wear a helmet! you can fix your bike, but you can fix your brain.
Mathieu
also, wear a helmet! you can fix your bike, but you can fix your brain.
Mathieu
Thanks dude
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