New from PA.

[Spool]

Hey all,

Just wanted to introduce myself to the forum. This is a great forum here with tons of information available. I've been considering a dual sport bike because the area I live in (Bradford, PA) is an ideal place for riding. The chinese bikes seem like a great deal. I've owned a Twister Hammerhead 150SS (overgrown go kart/buggy) for the past two years and it has been problem free and it sees plenty of abuse so I know the Chinese can build a great product. I've also learned the ins and outs of their products, loctite is your friend and being able to source parts though this is pretty easy with the buggy's. I feel like a china bike would be an ideal way to get into dualsport riding although I wish they had some larger displacement bikes available.

Here's a couple of pics of my buggy:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v95/jstewart16701/103_2470.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v95/jstewart16701/02-05-06050.jpg

Jamie

[katoranger]

Welcome Jamie.

Lots of good info here on the DS bikes.

Not sure,but I think PA is alittle more stringent on registering. Best to read the registration forum.

Bruce at ejcycles is a dealer in eastern Ohio. Might be close enough for you to buy from.

Allen

[principal]

Love the buggy! I think you would enjoy the bike. THey are a lot of fun, and they don't hurt your wallet.

[katoranger]

That buggy looks like fun. Too bad I don't have a place to ride one.

I did see a similar one with a tag on it here in GA.

Allen

[liverchip]

Welcome to the club!

[Spool]

Yeah the buggy is great fun. It's more fun than any other ATV I've ever ridden which is saying a lot considering it's also slower and less powerful than most atv's as well. The biggest fun though is being able to take my sons along for the ride in relative safety.

Jamie