Hi

Just starting out and looking for a Rev 50 auto bike for my two young lads only problem is i dont know what price i should be paying for second hand versions

Also is their any other bikes i should be looking at boys are aged 5 and 7 but never ridden a motorbike before.

marty

Marty.

I have a 2006 sherco 50 kid " Rev and go " for sale on ebay just now. Just the right size for 5-10 year olds to start on.

Hi

Just starting out and looking for a Rev 50 auto bike for my two young lads only problem is i dont know what price i should be paying for second hand versions

Also is their any other bikes i should be looking at boys are aged 5 and 7 but never ridden a motorbike before.

marty

Still think the TY80 takes some beating

Hi

Just starting out and looking for a Rev 50 auto bike for my two young lads only problem is i dont know what price i should be paying for second hand versions

Also is their any other bikes i should be looking at boys are aged 5 and 7 but never ridden a motorbike before.

marty

Still think the TY80 takes some beating

Thanks for the info

Looking for something a little cheaper than 06 as i will have to get two and i think i might have to get one for myself to keep up with them.

Marty

I've just bought two TY80's for my two lads. I looked at the pro's of con's of differing machines and everything pointed to the TY's as they are cheap to buy - around

There's a nice Beta 50 in the TC classifieds - Ok - it's mine

If I weren't selling one I'd say you can't go wrong with the little Beta 50, but I can't now can I.

They can all be tempermental when starting but the Beta tends to be the best followed by the Gas Gas. Seen a few Clipic Auto's about as well and they are pretty good.

Hi

Just starting out and looking for a Rev 50 auto bike for my two young lads only problem is i dont know what price i should be paying for second hand versions

Also is their any other bikes i should be looking at boys are aged 5 and 7 but never ridden a motorbike before.

marty

My lad is 6 1/2, started out on a cheap chinese quad (never agin!) which he loved but took a lot of TLC to keep going, then had a suzuki LT50, good bike with nice low seat and now on a Honda CRF50, 3 speed semi auto which is just fabulous. It starts every time first kick (and he can kick start it too), super reliable and ideal to get into balancing, gear selection and braking. I have a very tired TY80 in the shed which I'm slowly rebuilding (looking for a good crank/rod or engine for it). I hope to get him on the TY next year. He's really too small a the mo' to start youth trials, the LT & CRF are ideal to get them started out IMHO and then get a pukka trials iron if they show an interest.

Jon