Cafe' Styled 250cc by Cleveland CycleWerks

Started by Travman, November 30, 2010, 06:44:46 PM

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speedknot

I'm digging the bobber version.  At that price though, it seems like one of those 3/4 scale bikes like the Kikker 5150. 
I've went down that chinese ATV road before only to find that getting parts or service is next to impossible.  Forget it. 
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speedknot

Quote from: akmnstr on December 02, 2010, 12:56:06 PM
Who makes the engine?

Looks like Lifan makes it.  But then again, the Chinese are known to make copies of copies of copies...
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ducatiz

Quote from: speedknot on December 14, 2010, 10:40:23 PM
I'm digging the bobber version.  At that price though, it seems like one of those 3/4 scale bikes like the Kikker 5150. 
I've went down that chinese ATV road before only to find that getting parts or service is next to impossible.  Forget it. 

They are so cheap, you just buy a second one and keep it for parts... :D
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Fishinado

So I saw it in person at the show in Long Beach.  Absolute P O S!!!  [thumbsdown]

Turf

Quote from: Fishinado on December 23, 2010, 09:05:29 PM
So I saw it in person at the show in Long Beach.  Absolute P O S!!!  [thumbsdown]

Why's that?
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The ultimate poser cafe racer.....maybe it'd be a big seller if they mounted a GPS in the top of the gas tank.... [roll]

Raux

Quote from: Fishinado on December 23, 2010, 09:05:29 PM
So I saw it in person at the show in Long Beach.  Absolute P O S!!!  [thumbsdown]

that's a shame to hear.
wished it was better quality and they had something here.

ab

Quote from: Turf on November 30, 2010, 08:14:14 PM
this thing is awesome, guy went over there to set everything up to western standards so that he could make quality cheap bikes that look cool, i dig.

sad that nothing can be manufactured here anymore.
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Quote from: ab on December 24, 2010, 04:32:37 PM
sad that nothing can be manufactured here anymore.

I wouldn't want to start any type of manufacturing business in the states. Most people don't want to work hard enough for level of pay that would make it profitable.
If the state had not cut funding for the mental institutions, this project could never have happened.

ab

Quote from: MrIncredible on December 24, 2010, 04:37:03 PM
I wouldn't want to start any type of manufacturing business in the states. Most people don't want to work hard enough for level of pay that would make it profitable.
I think that mentality has changed based on the reality on the ground.  The effects of outsourcing is horrible horrible in the long run for society here.  There is a huge adjustment in the standard of living going on in the world.  Equilibrium has shifted and as a result ppl here are getting shafted.
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Triumph Speed Triple 2006 (now ~ 44K miles bought @ 4K miles on 04/2010)
Honda Grom 2015 ~ 3500miles so far.  Love this lil bike

Fishinado

OMG!  Every aspect!  Looks like a kids toy.  Speedo looks fake (it's that bad), All switches/controls absolutely cheapest of the cheap!  Basically the finnish looks nothing like the pics.  Forget this guys, better off buying a Rebel and bobbing it!

redxblack

Bobbing rebels are easy as hell, too. Get the parts at bluecollarbobbers.com and even a novice can bolt one together.