I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
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I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
Hey guys. I'm looking for a reliable Nitro bike RTR for UNDER $400. If i have too, i will spend $500, but i really cant afford that much. Thanks so much guys.
PS: What will i need for this except for fuel? And it this bike (engine drivetrain electronics) reliable and easy to work on and run? Thanks
http://2wheelhobbies.com/product_inf...roducts_id=438
Thanks
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PSS: These bikes cant jump at all, even a little bit (ie: like 1 inch) right? No jumping? Thank guys. I've driven electric/nitro on and offroad but this is gunna be awesome. thanks.
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Anyone? Please help...
PS: What will i need for this except for fuel? And it this bike (engine drivetrain electronics) reliable and easy to work on and run? Thanks
http://2wheelhobbies.com/product_inf...roducts_id=438
Thanks
EDIT:
PSS: These bikes cant jump at all, even a little bit (ie: like 1 inch) right? No jumping? Thank guys. I've driven electric/nitro on and offroad but this is gunna be awesome. thanks.
Edit #2:
Anyone? Please help...
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RE: I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
That's the only RTR that I know of. If you only want to car park bash it'll be fine and is very good value for a beginner.
From the ones that I've seen the chain is a bit too tight out of the box and watch for screws that need threadlocking such as the axle bolts.
Change the plug to an OS#3,the supplied plug doesn't seem to be very good.
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From the ones that I've seen the chain is a bit too tight out of the box and watch for screws that need threadlocking such as the axle bolts.
Change the plug to an OS#3,the supplied plug doesn't seem to be very good.
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RE: I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
How do i adjust the chain out of the box? And i will change the plug. Oh, and what wheels and tires do you recommend (any links)?
And do i need a starter or do they give you a starter? Thanks guys
And a os#3 plug will work well in 60 degree weather with %20 fuel? This is it right?
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXCB26&P=0
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And do i need a starter or do they give you a starter? Thanks guys
And a os#3 plug will work well in 60 degree weather with %20 fuel? This is it right?
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXCB26&P=0
Thanks
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RE: I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
hi guy, ask your question over here. this is where all the bike guys hang out, but stay here for any other kinda r/c. http://www.rcgroups.com/motorcycles-183/
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RE: I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
that's where i get all my bike info, there is a bunch of awesome guys over there. they'll totally help you out, but the rest of the rc action is dead there. so like i said for all your other rc stuff just stay here on rcu. good luck with it.
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RE: I'm REALLY new to bikes :(
ORIGINAL: m69
Does anyone know anything about the nuova faor ttn nitro bike?
Does anyone know anything about the nuova faor ttn nitro bike?
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