Chinese Dt125r !! Its finally happened
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@terry-tz Although it's a 2 stroke, at least they kept that, I wonder about spares like wheels, fuel tank, seats and fairing comparability
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Yeah cylinder looks 4-stroke. Have you noticed the weight and top speed aswell
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@calum seen it all now
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@calum I've dealt with cheap Chinese parts my whole life and given the choice my dt would be full of them
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@calum nah I trust them to a certain extent remember I've owned pitbike for years and they're 100% chinesieum
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there is a place in the market for chinesieum stuff but personally, it's not in the DT market
I'm glad it's not a 2 stroke or it would have probably been the same block and then there would be nothing but cheap sh!t in bikes sold and repaired by chavs even people that like DT's would do it just to save £££ and save time looking for genuine parts"Muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone" Alan Watts
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there is a place in the market for chinesieum stuff but personally, it's not in the DT market
I'm glad it's not a 2 stroke or it would have probably been the same block and then there would be nothing but cheap sh!t in bikes sold and repaired by chavs even people that like DT's would do it just to save £££ and save time looking for genuine parts@terry-tz The ONLY saving grace for this bike is this.
If there were ever a shortage of road legal non category write off frames, at least we could transplant the DTR components to this frame.
Don't know how good the frame actually is mind you, the stock DTR is a beast.
Always Originate, Never Pirate!
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@terry-tz The ONLY saving grace for this bike is this.
If there were ever a shortage of road legal non category write off frames, at least we could transplant the DTR components to this frame.
Don't know how good the frame actually is mind you, the stock DTR is a beast.
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@calum can't agree it would be like having a fake Rolex but can't say I wouldn't do it if I had to
