S TWO K

So tempted.......I'm afraid of the real ones!

I just can't picture myself riding around my neighborhood on this thing! Pretty cool though, I remember another thread about them fitting in our trunk.

MiniBikesUSA

We actually are with the same company.

You will get lots of thrills! These bikes are addicting! It's just like riding a normal sportbike only smaller.

LOADS OF FUN!

And they do fit in your trunk.

small enough to turn any parking lot into a race course. hehe.

PennMan

Sorry but MinibikesUSA has nothing to do with our company. Penndelmotors.com is a privately owned and operated Corporation and is a Distributor of Blata Pocketbikes for North America and Canada. We build Race Ready Pocketbikes for the serious Minimoto rider and are the Current Race Directors for Team BlataUSA. The mini 2.5 bikes that are listed on our site for $1399.00 are not stock machines but highly modified bikes that produce 5.0 Adjusted Crankshaft BHP in the Stage III form and 5.8 Adjusted Crankshaft BHP in the Stage IV form with a custom tuned Polini Expansion Chamber . The Stage IV model has a top speed of over 40MPH with a rider weighing in at 190lbs. We also have bikes that will do in excess of 55MPH. If anyone has any questions about our products, I

MiniBikesUSA

Sorry about the confusion. When I said "we", I meant flipman and myself. We do not have any affiliations with penndelmotors.com

Although we do carry the Blata's, we are the exclusive importers of I.esse minimotos.

PennMan

No problem John,
If there is anything we can do for you just drop me a line.

Cheers,
Alan
PennMan
penndelmotors.com

CG

One of these would make a great pit bike to haul around in the racecar trailer. What are used stock bikes going for?

flipman

I'm not sure how much minibikes depreciate in value, I would stick with buying a new one (and I'm not just saying that because I"m selling them). People tend to crash and flip them, and then replace the fairings ( I"m on my second set). So you don't really know many parts have been replaced or how much, if any damage has occurred. I have owned my blata for several months now, here is a list of parts I have gone through:

2 clutches
cylinder head
various hoses
fairings
handlebars

It's actually kind of fun to fix it when things go wrong, it's worth all the trouble to keep it in shape. If you can find a used one, great, there are many good deals out there, although prices can vary wildly since there is no "blue book value".

Johnny
MinibikesUSA