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cantab · 08-05-2006, 08:50 PM

Hi guys. My name is Neville, I'm 42 and I have a Kazuma Cheetah 200. I bought it about a year ago after not having had a trailbike for about 20 years. I haven't registered it for road use even though the newer models of these China Bikes are pretty easy to register here in NZ. I only use mine for a weekend mud lark. Great fun though. I'm lucky enough to live only 1 block from a river bed so I get out every couple of weeks or so. My 11 year old son got keen too, so I bought him a Chinese pit bike as well. Once he got used to the clutch he was unstoppable. For the price of these things they are fine for low key offroad use. Just avoid the big jumps and high speed bumps and they seem to handle it great. Thanks for starting this forum up, Frostbite. It's fantastic to have a forum specifically for these China bikes. Particularly since so many of these Chinese brands share common parts.

08-05-2006, 08:50 PM	#1
cantab Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: New Zealand Posts: 9	Hello from NZ Hi guys. My name is Neville, I'm 42 and I have a Kazuma Cheetah 200. I bought it about a year ago after not having had a trailbike for about 20 years. I haven't registered it for road use even though the newer models of these China Bikes are pretty easy to register here in NZ. I only use mine for a weekend mud lark. Great fun though. I'm lucky enough to live only 1 block from a river bed so I get out every couple of weeks or so. My 11 year old son got keen too, so I bought him a Chinese pit bike as well. Once he got used to the clutch he was unstoppable. For the price of these things they are fine for low key offroad use. Just avoid the big jumps and high speed bumps and they seem to handle it great. Thanks for starting this forum up, Frostbite. It's fantastic to have a forum specifically for these China bikes. Particularly since so many of these Chinese brands share common parts.
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