Enquiry - Cheapest 2b scramblers are ?

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Cheapest 2b scramblers are ?

[baloot]

anybike below 250cc is for class 2b...!!

 

[Axxis]

Normally the cheapest bikes will end up costing you the most in repairs!

 

I think you should consider Total Cost of ownership in your calculations not just buy price.

[StingRhea]

agreed. cheap = problems.

 

scram = high wear n tear.

[Guest jimmy san]

hi fren im selling my wr200..If u interseted plse sms or call me at 91856477

[joharie]

mine in excellent condition. except d rear shock. but a bit more la d price coz of d mods. haa.

[-ResiDue-]

tw200!!!!...

for more info please visit the tw200 thread

[Demon]

Originally posted by @Jul 26 2006, 02:51 AM

Cheapest 2b scramblers are ?

For transport use, it has to be DR200. Very good engine, with electric start. Cheap to run, and definitely one of the most reliable bike around.

 

[-ResiDue-]

demon,what's the otr for a dr200?top speed?

[StingRhea]

since when dr200 was known for its top s peed?

 

its known to be a reliable workhouse and good fuel consumption.

[Demon]

Originally posted by cephelix@Oct 31 2006, 02:06 PM

demon,what's the otr for a dr200?top speed?

you can definitely hit 100kph, any speed higher will depend on the road gradient...haaa. The best part of a DR200 is that it can cruise at 80kph all day without a complaint.

 

DR200 is a scrambler but not a dirt-bike. Pay a little more, you can get a XR200, equally reliable and you get more fun off-road, but not as comfortable as a DR200 on paved road.

 

If money is no issue, get a KTM 200 EXC for pure off-road fantasy, otherwise a Vara125 for paved road cruising in comfort and in style.

 

Sorry, not current with DR200 OTR price.

 

[EJ]

Originally posted by baloot@Jul 26 2006, 12:21 PM

anybike below 250cc is for class 2b...!!

 

correction. below 200cc is 2b. 201 - 400cc is 2a already

 

[ENVY]

cheap and gd click on this link

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....howtopic=136456

[stardust_kaze]

can try yamaha dt200. (not WR)

contact 9871 9100 for details.

[ashdevil]

hey pepz

 

since tis post is abt finding a gd bike... mind i tag along - hence kill 2 birds in 1 stone...

 

wat ar the likely down payment for owning a bike... any upz? Looking for one in feb 2007. Currently am saving some $$$...

 

im looking at wr200. what parts of the bike shld i be aware of, b4 tying to one?

 

any one is giving away/selling/wanna me to take over the instalment and etc... ?

 

Just trying my luck.

 

[lthongs]

depends on shop lo.. my friend downpay his 500. i down pay 800.. u wanna full cash oso can... someshop 1k? 1.2? well it depends bro..

[thonos]

Look for the most common parts like disc brake's disc . Is it worn out or wat so ever things . All the metal plates ie like rear brake hose guard . If u see any part u not sure missing ask the shop uncle . Also any oil leakage on the fork or the engine part , like u see some oil stain on the engine , ask the uncle again . Air fliter oso a must hav . Must take out the side board on the left hand side of the WR2 and u can see it . If u see a empty hole means dun hav , then must find uncle again

Anything not sure just ask uncle hehe.....

[iceduck]

anw. i just got a full stock dt2. its younger than most wr2 and the engine still got power. but i dunno if dt2 can be more power than wr2 not. someone enlighten me pls?

[Beb]

Originally posted by Demon@October 31, 2006 09:11 pm

If money is no issue, get a KTM 200 EXC for pure off-road fantasy, otherwise a Vara125 for paved road cruising in comfort and in style.

 

You are correct about the Vara125 Bro.

[fishlipps]

Originally posted by Demon@October 31, 2006 09:11 pm

you can definitely hit 100kph, any speed higher will depend on the road gradient...haaa. The best part of a DR200 is that it can cruise at 80kph all day without a complaint.

 

DR200 is a scrambler but not a dirt-bike. Pay a little more, you can get a XR200, equally reliable and you get more fun off-road, but not as comfortable as a DR200 on paved road.

 

If money is no issue, get a KTM 200 EXC for pure off-road fantasy, otherwise a Vara125 for paved road cruising in comfort and in style.

 

Sorry, not current with DR200 OTR price.

 

Suzi DR200 was quoted me $6.4 OTR, I think

[Naz]

Cheapest scrambler for mainly transport I could think of is a second hander Suzuki DR200.

 

That's a workhorse with no frills in it.

 

Cheapest scrambler for transport and half offroad I could think of is a second hand Yamaha WR200.

 

That's a bike that could do two terrains without causing much heartaches in your pocket.

 

Lookwise, the WR200 is much of a fiercer scrambler.

Performancewise, a 200 2-stroke will be a better thrust ride in offroad.

 

Petrol consumption wise, the DR200 doesn't seem to be running on petrol. It just doesnt run out of it!