Ryan M asked:


I have a 110cc fighter super pocket bike and i know I’m riding about 45mph but the speedometer says I’m going 80 how do i fix it.

Jessie

Joe l asked:


Yea i just want a piece of crap to ride on. like a doodle bug, pocket bike, super bike, or a dirt bike. Also i already know minipocketrockets.com and some other ones. I live in the bay area of california like san jose. It would be great to find a dealership for pocket bikes to dirt bikes and stuff.
I hate EBAY except for somethings.

Alvin

Peter asked:


I want to drain the fuel of a pocket bike, and clean the fuel tank, how would i do that? and i would also want to drain the carb; for that do i just unscrew the screw on the bottom of the carb?
thanks

Monica

Kara Wade asked:


Buying a new motor bike involves huge funds which of course every one can not pay from own pocket. So a new motor bike finance borrowing becomes unavoidable. But you should be taking the finance at competitive rate of interest so that the bike does not become a burden for you.

New motor bike finance is especially made to people who are interested in buying a new bike. Surely it is of high price. So you need to borrow greater amount of loan. This clearly means that you shall be offering some security to the lender. Secured new motor bike finance ensure you greater loan against any of your valued property like home. But the same new bike you buy can be pledged as collateral. The lender will take the bike deal papers as collateral. While you enjoy riding the bike, the papers will be returned when the loan is fully paid back. One huge advantage is that secured new motor bike finance is provided at lower interest rate. This makes the loan repayment burden less.

However if smaller loan is the requirement, then you can go for unsecured new motor bike finance which is approved without collateral. You would be given smaller loan. But interest rate will be higher which will go even higher for less than perfect credit history people.

Note that secured or unsecured new motor bike finance is of shorter repayment duration that ranges up to 5-7 years. This allows for early clearing the loan installments and getting rid of the loan burden.

Another aspect of borrowing finance for new bike is that you are required to make down payment to the lender. Down payments are a way to make the loan safer for the lender. So, if a larger down payment is made, you can avail the finance at lower rate of interest for new motor bike.

Bad credit people with one or multiple credit problems like late payments, payment defaults, CCJs, IVAs are also being given finance for new motor bike purchasing if they can prove their repayment ability.

Prefer taking finance for new motor bike from online lenders as they have competitive rate loan offers. But first compare the lender to find a suitable deal.



Jose

bassmarz asked:


i want to buy a kit that has all the parts in it to build a pocket bike.

Roberto

Ryan M asked:


I bought a 110cc fighter pocket bike and its supposed to go 50+mph but it only goes about 35. I called the people up and they said its supposed to speed up over time. Is this possible cause if it is ill just let it speed up on its own but if not how do i make it go faster?

Cory

Matthew Hick asked:


It isn’t always easy to choose the right insurance carrier to handle your needs - especially when the automobile you’re trying to insure isn’t an auto at all, but a motorcycle.

Shopping for any kind of insurance can be tricky. Companies have the tendency to offer different types of plans, making it difficult to know which ones offer the same basic benefits for the same price. It isn’t uncommon for one insurance carrier to offer you a policy at one price, and another carrier a totally different price for what appears to be the same coverage. The reason? It isn’t always apparent. Maybe the higher priced agency offers full replacement value should your motorcycle be stolen or totaled in a crash, while the other carrier only pays the amount the bike was worth at the time of the accident - which can leave you paying thousands in extra costs to buy a new bike similar to the one that you lost.

Another difference may be in the deductible being offered. The higher the deductible, the lower the insurance rate. But, be careful. It’s always a good idea to carry the lowest possible deductible that you can afford, since this is money straight out of your pocket in the event of a claim.

It’s always important when shopping for any type of motorcycle insurance to check out the laws in your particular state to see what you are legally required to carry, in order to avoid buying more coverage than you actually need.

The first thing you’ll have to decided when purchasing motorcycle insurance is what type of coverage you want and need. If you’ve taken out a loan to buy your bike, your creditors will more than likely require you to purchase full coverage until the loan is paid in full, but if you were lucky enough to pay cash for your bike (or handle financing in some other fashion), than you may be able to decided exactly how much insurance you really need and want to pay for.

Liability coverage allows you to carry a low premium, but keep in mind it doesn’t cover any of your costs associated with an accident, theft or vandalism. It is basically a policy to cover the other guy and any costs you may find yourself responsible for.

Collision insurance will help pay for the replacement or repair of your own bike should something happen to it, and full, or comprehensive coverage pays for everything, including heft, vandalism and all costs associated with any accidents you may be involved in.

Once you decide on the type of insurance you want and the deductible you’re comfortable with, it’s time to start shopping around. The best way to find a good deal is to talk to other bikers in your community to see what carrier they use and what cover ages they carry. After that, the decision is yours. The important thing is to get what you need for a price that you can afford.



Tanya

Jerry Johnson asked:


Remember going to the circus and seeing some 6 ft tall clown riding into the center ring on a mini-bike with his knees hunched up around the top of his head. Everyone laughs at this sight because it seems so ridiculous. What a sight: Grown man and women riding around on such a tine vehicle.

Well, it isn’t funny anymore with the introductions of the pocket bikes or as some refer to them as pocket rockets. Whether you are an adult, teenager or a young adult, it will draw the same response…Wow! These small versions of full motorcycles weigh between 45 and 90 pounds and seat their driver about 18 to 24 inches off the ground. These are not something to laugh about. They are serious machines. They are not toys even though looking at one; you are tempted to dismiss the pocketbike as a toy.

Pocket bikes or pocket rockets can be deadly since they aren’t toys. It is easy to get in the mindset that because the pocket bikes are not only small and fast but they can be ridden anywhere–on sidewalks, in bicycle lanes, and on the street. Get rid of that though immediately. These gas-powered models have been modified can reach speeds up to 45 mph or even faster.

The bikes are usually imported without your typical safety features for motorcycles. They don’t have brake lights, mirrors, turn signals, right kind of tires or even reflectors. They are fun pocket rockets but they don’t meet current federal safety standards for street-legal vehicles. Because of their size, adults will let their children operated them unlicensed and many times underage. Unfortunately there have been reported deaths operating these pocket bikes and unless responsible adults step up to the plate, the fatality rate will on increase.

There is a lot of debate going on whether these pocket rockets ought to be ban. Both sides have put a lot of energy into their arguments. The ones who are in favor of allowing these motorcycles to be ridden are faults who blame the parent who failed to supervise their child.

Responsible adults need to take the horse by the rein and assume responsibility for their children safety. They need to make sure they understand beyond any doubts that their pocket bike is not a toy but a vehicle that could cause them serious body harm.

“You’re a lot safer putting a 13-year-old on a full-size motorcycle than on one of these things,” said Steve Gibbons, a plaintiff attorney from Kansas City, KS. Steve believes they should be banned. As any experienced motorcycle ride knows, the real danger riding a motorcycle is that car drivers don’t see you. With these pocket bikes sitting so low to the ground, the problem is going to be greater.”

Admit it! You know when you see one of the pocket bikes, you can’t help but grin and think about giving it a ride. The risk of the pocket bike is the fartherest thing from your mind. You combine how cheap they are, the coolness factor, and the fact they really are fun to ride, then it makes it hard to keep your mind clear about potential dangers lurking if you start riding one of them.

Stop, clear your mind before you go buying one. Ask yourself are you responsible enough to ride this thing? Do you have the protective gear you need? Are you aware of the characteristics of the handling of the pocket bike? At high speeds, fast turns can cause the pocket bike to overturn. Is your child old enough to understand that this is not a toy? Are you going to spend the time to supervise your child on a pocket rocket?

All of these questions are very important to ask. If you are willing to spend the time instructing your child, drilling them over and over about safety and most importantly you will physical be there to watch them ride, then go buy this entertainment. If at anytime, you can’t do any of them and I mean “any”, then buying one is not the responsible thing to do.

What will happen if I’m caught riding my “Pocket Bike” on Public Land? Recent legislation allows for peace officers to seize the bike and hold it for a maximum of 48 hours. The violator shall be responsible for all costs associated with the removal, seizure and storage. Additionally, new legislation requires the manufacturer of the pocket bike to place a sticker on the bike that reads:

The pocket bike you have purchased or obtained is strictly prohibited from being operated on a sidewalk, roadway, or any other part of a highway, or on a bikeway, bicycle path or trail, equestrian trail, hiking or recreational trail, or on public lands open to off highway vehicle use. A violation of this regulation may result in prosecution and seizure of the device.

I am not trying to put a damper on your fun. Just take a few minutes to think about the responsibility of owning a pocket bike or as some like to call them “pocket rockets”. For me, I love them but I am afraid if I get down on one, I might not be able to get up again. If you buy and there is nothing wrong with that, just remember, your responsibility requirements have now increased significantly.



Marc

Corbin Newlyn asked:


Nearly all cell phone end users have a cell phone feature that they did not even realize they possessed. Not everyone recognizes that their phone is outfitted with a GPS tracking device. All the same, the question that comes up is that does that sound chilling or pretty neat? To the majority of individuals, it feels paradoxically both good and bad. Although more individuals are frightened that a GPS function on cell phones pulls us one step nearer to a ‘Big Brother’ kind of society, however many other people are enthusiastic for the abilities it provides users.

Nevertheless, where the line gets blurred is when safety is overshadowed by the potential for invasion of your privacy when the ability to track daily movements of an individual sets in. This gives rise to concerns of who has the ability to access such private information.

However, E911 has a relevant law that is fairly explicit in its orders. It gives the ability to carriers to give tracking location information to third parties for E911 emergency calls only, however this data cannot be furnished under any circumstance at all without the prior consent of the cell phone owner.

Their features that help consumers, such as maps, directions and restaurant and Movie Theater finding abilities, the GPS equipped cell phone supplies emergency call centers with data critical to preserving lives. Regrettably, it’s rather frequently that a person dial 911 to report an accident, fire or other emergency, and whenever requested where they are, they can merely state the name of the city they are close to, or the interstate highway on which they are traveling on.

In such cases, the location information is inadequate. This is why cell phones are nowadays GPS enabled; call centers can detect your position through GPS in the same manner they have been able to trace calls from land-lines for so numerous years.

What’s In It for Consumers?

Although the above-mentioned safety option is meant to be used for emergency uses, cell phone companies have brought the GPS cell phone far beyond this rudimentary 911-enhanced phone. In order to make GPS attractive to customers, cell phone suppliers have produced numerous methods that cell phone end users can utilize the GPS feature on cell phones for themselves, irrespective of whether or not the 911-enhancement is ever used.

The majority of cell phone service providers have made directions and maps ready to be used as part of the GPS feature of their phones. Before you become too charged up in regards to this, you have to recognize that this service is not a free additional bonus on your present service; employing your cell phone for maps and directions calls for an added service plan that amounts to about $10 per month. If you are averse to still added monthly subscription to be paid-up, there are software programs that, for a one-time-only-fee of purchasing the software, can add similar features to your GPS cell phone.

As technology move ahead, several of these GPS cell phones can still be used as handheld GPS devices merely to be utilized during walking or biking. The prior and less costly variations need an antenna on your car in addition to a console in your car, only the wave of the future is upon us, if users are ready to pay the price for it. It appears that even now numerous consumers are buying into the navigation generation of cell phones.



Joel

Robert Sheehan asked:


Wholesale pocket bikes are simply small motorcycles designed like a mini motorcycle. They are sleek and well built with an aluminum or steel frame. They may not be very fast but are fast enough to get you over hills. The actual speed they will give depends on the weight of the rider. However, all said and done, these pocket bikes are great fun to ride.

Riding pocket bikes is both great fun and learning experience, not to be missed by anyone, young or old. They may be small but give the same feeling of riding a regular motor bike, despite being slower. No wonder that in today’s biking world a huge shift is taking place towards pocket bikes.

These pocket bikes run on gas as well as electricity. The ones running on gas are cheaper since they consume very little gas. You will also find these gasoline run pocket bikes speedier and easier to handle and get around, compared to ones driven by electricity.

There are some points to be kept in mind though. Pocket bikes are made essentially for racing and not for street driving. They should therefore be used with utmost care and caution, if they are racing bikes. More importantly, they are not meant for underage children. Also, racing pocket bikes are expensive. Finally, there should always be someone to attend the riders in case of any accident.

Buying a pocket bike

Pocket bikes are easily available. If you are looking to buy a pocket bike for recreational purposes then there are plenty of cheap bikes available at around $200. But if you are interested in a racing bike, it will cost you more and you will have to look a little harder. Since they are expensive, costing up to $4000, you must look for a wholesale bike to get a better deal.

You will find specialty stores selling racing pocket bikes but you may not strike a great deal at these places. You can visit dealers asking for any defective pocket bikes available for sale at a discount. Look up their bulletin boards for any sale offer or ask them if they know anyone wanting to sell their bikes. You can get good contacts at these places.

However, the place where you can a get a good deal is most likely to be on the Internet. On the Internet, you can negotiate with and purchase from dealers who sell at discounted or wholesale rates. You can also go to the manufacturer’s website and buy a new bike.

Try to join one of the forums where bike owners chat. Forums are a good place to spread the word that you are looking for a bike. You should meet the local pocket bike racers who may have a bike to sell. Also look for classified ads in the papers. These efforts and a little patience will pay ultimately.



Frances