I see someone is selling them on ebay, has anyone seen one at a trial?

It looks quite heavy with an electric start?

They now have a forum as well 

Edited December 20, 20196 yr by suzuki250

I've seen one in the US, at a trial. That's about all I can say...

We've a local dealer in Fife, one was at our trial last month though that wasn't the first one.

Looked fine ,sounded good ,had a wee play on  one about September and it felt fine but was let down by a poor set up which really should have been fine tuned by the selling dealer (Not my local chap).

It wouldn't worry a 4rt but there is a price gap.

Certainly be happy enough to ride one don't think at 56 it would make much difference to my score.I

 

There were 2 at the Len Hutty  memorial trial in Nov,ridden by Dan Clark and his mate.Looked as capable as any other bike,maybe flattered by the riders skills but plenty adequate for a lot of riders.Still think I'd chose a year old model of the established brands though.Durabilty and resale value are unknown 

Certainly until they are established the resale value will be one up from burning your money, knew someone with a Xispa a few years ago, he struggled to give it away.

We have them in Australia, general opinion is they are very nicely engineered compared to other Chinese bikes and the electric start is very popular.

Problem at the moment here is nobodies buying trials bikes due to floods, bushfires and Christmas and we are in our closed season, it'll start moving around February .

 

Who's selling them down here cub ? I'm in Vic.

On 12/20/2019 at 6:58 PM, huski said:

There were 2 at the Len Hutty  memorial trial in Nov,ridden by Dan Clark and his mate.Looked as capable as any other bike,maybe flattered by the riders skills but plenty adequate for a lot of riders.Still think I'd chose a year old model of the established brands though.Durabilty and resale value are unknown 

Very true.

On 12/22/2019 at 1:02 AM, cub200 said:

We have them in Australia, general opinion is they are very nicely engineered compared to other Chinese bikes and the electric start is very popular.

Problem at the moment here is nobodies buying trials bikes due to floods, bushfires and Christmas and we are in our closed season, it'll start moving around February .

 

Gas Gas and Trs coming with electric start soon i heard.

Here in the USA, only one dealer that I'm aware of but they are a reputable trials dealer. Canada seems to be importing them. The weight is up almost 30 lb over 2 strokes but this is with the electric srart and battery.  Also the price is up there where good used machines are available.  Still I hope the survive and become an option. 

On 1/1/2020 at 3:38 PM, sherco70 said:

 Still I hope the survive and become an option. 

why?

There's already too many manufacturers in the small trials bike market,going to be hard for another newcomer.Might help if it were lighter and were available in 250 and 300 cc.

9 hours ago, nigel dabster said:

why?

The electric start, and mildly tuned 4 stroke, seem to be what some of my friends are looking for as the first trials for there kids and mates.  

They have a 150 aircooled model due out soon.perfect beginner bike.