XMT 250cc EFI Cafe racer
 

Recently got this bike https://www.vitacci.com/motorcycles/xmt-250cc/.
Can't find guide o putting it together. Can Anyone point me towards one?

That's a sweat looking bike! :tup: First one I've seen. Contact the dealer you bought it from. There should be some assembly instructions.

I am not sure how responsive Vitacci is, but I would suggest to contact them, as well.

no prices. how much did it cost?

It looks like these bikes are going for $2200. https://www.turbopowersports.com/pro...eed-motorcycle

this one is interesting. true 250 Zong. 6 speed and EFI. 2500.

https://www.turbopowersports.com/col...-rims-ca-legal

Yes it is. Don't know much about the dealer though. They were using my videos on there website without my permission. Let's just say they don't anymore. lol

Is that the same engine as my Templar X? Sounds like it, but with EFI. OK, but they say it is kick start AND electric. Hmmm. I don't see a kick starter in the pretty minimal pictures they have. I do see what appears to be twin exhaust pipes though. :crazy:

I wrote the displacement calculator in my signature because it was the rule rather than the exception that a lot of china bikes were being marketed as 250s.

For example the TITAN 250 EFI, 6 SPEED SPORT BIKE, OVERSIZED FRONT AND REAR BRAKES, CUSTOM ALLOY RIMS [CA LEGAL]:

Bore × Stroke mm 65.5×66.2
With 1 single cylinder that is a 223 cc displacement engine.

Hey I’ve been looking at this bike and interested in getting it to commute around town any update on how the bike is riding ? I can’t find any videos or reviews on the XMT 250cc EFI Cafe racer. If somebody knows a video send the link I would appreciate it

It rides great. I taught myself how to ride in like 10 minutes and been going strong sense

Taught yourself how to ride? That's great but it means you haven't ever ridden any other bikes previously and have yet to have any experience to compare with.

No need for one, if you can just bump start it in 1st or 2nd gear.

A year later...not sure what you're trying to tell me in the context of this old thread.
My old race bike had no starter of any kind. If I didn't get it bump started in the pits, I didn't race. That's been years ago and I've no interest in that kind of physical exertion these days. I didn't enjoy it back them.
I may have been around the block once or twice.

It has a starter, that usually works, so no need for a kick starter.