Pitster Pro XTR T4 250 LC Review.

[AlaskaCF]

So I have been the proud owner said bike for about three months now. I'm not a very good blogger and I tend to jump thoughts a lot, but I'll try to work through it. So Thoughts so far, I have about 350 mostly trail miles. The engine solid as far as I'm concerned, not a power house in the wide open realm but puts out an impressive enough feel for a 4 stroke. I'm a pretty conservative rider and don't jump more than few inches and not on one wheel alot but I feel pretty confident that this bike could not only do it but do it multiple times. On that note the suspension is rock hard and adjustable, even on the softest setting its still a rough ride. The seat is also rock hard. I've been told to suck it up and ride standing. The gearing is outright perfect for trail riding I can leave it 2nd and almost never have to hit the clutch and still have enough low end power to climb small hills, In 1st I can stop for a second before she dies. In Alaska they wont let me register to ride it on the streets(I have ridden around my neighborhood) however for a street ride or even making a super motard outta her would not be ideal as the gearing is real low and I'm not sure about how loud she'd be at speed. I have not had any problems with parts falling of or screws coming out( I went through them before I rode it first) Shes been dropped a few times and nothing broke just a small bend in the handle bar. Alaska is not the best riding for Trails most are meant for atvs so lots of technical riding avoiding boulders and swamp, but the views are always worth it. If I missed anything or don't make sense anywhere let me know and I'll try to get it out better.

[AlaskaCF]

Also I dont know how to upload pics... Sorry

[Weldangrind]

Click on Post Reply and look for the paper clip symbol. Use that to navigate your hard drive and select your pics. You can then click Upload, and wait for it to finish. Once it has finished, close the window, click the paper clip again, and you'll see the filename of your pic. Click on it, and it will be in your post.

I bet you can work around the dual sport issue by getting a street title from Vermont. Once you have that, you should simply be able to register it in AK with a street title, as long as you have all of the required safety equipment. Check here: http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=12368

[culcune]

Thanks for the review. Does the bike have a manufacturer plate on it; ok, it probably does, but does it have a OEM from China, or is the OEM Pitster Pro?

[SpudRider]

Thanks for posting the good review. If you use Photobucket, or another photograph hosting site, you can also post photographs on these forums using the information contained in the following thread.

http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=8377

[AlaskaCF]

Its got a plate on the front that says this bike is for competition use only, if that's what you mean...

[SpudRider]

Thanks for posting the photos; that's a good looking motorcycle.

Different springs would soften the suspension, but it's difficult to find suspension advice for Chinese bikes.

[AlaskaCF]

PS The ATV's By the water are CF Moto X6 and X5 My friends like china stuff too!

[SpudRider]

Thanks for posting the scenic shots from Alaska. We always enjoy viewing photographs from different parts of our world.

[AlaskaCF]

No problem sir. I enjoy getting to places worth taking pictures.