Are any of the Chinese pit bikes any good?

[lwk2]

Are any of the chinese pit bikes any good...will they hold up or fall apart?

Or should I just save up for a Jap pit bike?

(Rider's weight is 215 lbs.)

[BCNU]

The engines seem to hold up ok.. but the bikes fall apart.

You can tell by looking that they are pretty cheaply built.
(At least the ones I have been around)

[JP135]

Are any of the chinese pit bikes any good


Those two terms dont belong in the same sentence.

Get a used jap bike.

[Big Pencil]

Do yourself a favor and stay away from any of that Chinese stuff.
Find a preowned Yamaha Zuma. Makes a great pitbike.

[BCNU]

Find a preowned Yamaha Zuma. .

I totally agree.

[futant]

yup I would spend the 1000 dollars and find a used upgraded Honda 50.
CRF 50 i think ...
I got one with an 88 kit and billet triple tree, big bars, sets of tires, billet throttle body, shocks/springs.
well worth it if you are going to ride it much at all.
I abuse stuff , so this is all it that will cut it.
My old chinese knock off just died a slow death of part after part breaking (potmetal)
zillions of repairs , quicksteel oil leak patches, nothing working right.
you can't buy repair parts, so your screwed (who would buy pot metal repair parts LOL)

[Sean88gt]

China sucks, what makes you think anything coming out of there would not suck?