LIFAN KPM 200 Assembly Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2024
- In this video I will be assembling my new Lifan KPM 200. Come along and see the quality of this machine as I start my new adventure with this awesome machine.
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such a good looking bike. looking forward to more videos on this one. I'm glad that you got this motorcycle.
It is a beautiful bike! I hope to have lots of content on this bike. I just got back from my very first ride and I loved it. 😁 Thank you!
Beautiful bike. It's well packaged just like the Lycan is just got. Top quality bikes Lifan have.
I agree, I’m really impressed with Lifan products, I hit the dmv tomorrow to make it all legal
Thank you for making these videos! I have about 300 miles on my KPM and just did my first oil change after watching several videos. This is my first bike so any videos you do on maintenence would be a huge help!! You got yourself a new subscriber!
Awesome, Thank you for subscribing! I do plan on doing some maintenance videos, my first will be on an oil change but it sounds as though you've got that covered. : )
I am jealous. I have wanted one of these for the last 2 years. I have a RPS Hawk EFI and if I can ever sell it, I will move into this KPM. It is such a nice bike. The Hawk has very few miles on it as I am not as fond of it as I though I would be, but it is OK. The KPM is just a better product. Thanks for sharing these KPM videos Herbie!
You’re welcome, I agree the Lifan bikes seem to be a step up and the KPM has been awesome. I was up on the interstate yesterday and traffic was moving pretty good and I hit 80mph on my speedometer. 😁 This little 200cc is really impressive, I’m glad I got this bike for sure. If you decide to get one I hope you really enjoy it too! Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
Herbie, you are like me with drum sets sick I don’t need more drum sets lol
I follow you for the Honda Goldwing and you have taught me so much I pulled my carb for a fine tune like you did! Without your easy to flow video I don’t think I would have done it myself so I want to thank you for that . But my guess is your wife doesn’t like more nbikes like mine doesn’t like more drum eets
😂 I know it’s a sickness, but a good one! My wife is tolerating it which I’m thankful for 😁. You probably have more money in the drum sets than I do motorcycles 😂. Thank you for the feedback on the Goldwing videos, I’m glad that they were useful and this gives me motivation to continue. I have my Goldwing running perfectly and ready for my long trip in June. Thanks so much for the comment 👍🏻
Love that you finally got the KPM 200, can't wait for future videos on maintenance with this particular bike. Specifically the chain for some reason there is slack every 2 weeks of riding and it's quite annoying and hoping you find a fix for it. but all in all it's a great little bike.
Thank you, just make sure you preload the adjustment after you tighten the axle nut. I show this in my next video, The PDI on the KPM. I appreciate the support, thank you 👍🏻
Your videos are fantastic! This is my first comment ever on youtube for a video.
I wish you made videos for other things too like baking a cake or train dogs because your videos are very very very good 😆
Thank you for the nice comment, I appreciate that!!
Can't wait for more videos on the KPM I've learned so much from you from the KPR200 videos you made a while back. I got mine and absolutely love it. There's a Facebook group dedicated to these and give great tips and tricks. Even a fan made a website with help. Got 3.5k miles on mine and it is durable. Take take herb!
We have about the same mileage on our bikes, the KPR has been super reliable for me as well. I’m looking forward to doing lots of videos on this bike, I can tell already that the build quality is very good and of course it has the same engine as the KPR so no problems there. Thanks for the encouragement and comment 👍🏻
Kinda ironic that you post this video the day I sell my white kpm200.
That is ironic, I remember that you had your KPM for sale. What did you end up buying to replace it?
Pulled a Jerry hawk and bought a Vulcan s. And that is ironic as well because I think he mentioned selling his
@@ktmracer3587 he hasn’t sold it yet but it is for sale, he just bought a Honda ST1300 to replace the KVS. I’m sure you’ll enjoy the KVS, I’ve owned a Kawasaki Versys 650 before and it shares the same engine. It is a strong runner for sure.
As I am one person and have no help getting this bike out of the crate and the fact that it does not come with the front wheel on like the venom ghost chopper. Is my only option to pay the $299 for them to assemble it and send it to me ready to go with the front wheel all ready on the bike? Thank you
It can done with one person but it’s best to have someone there to help steady it so you don’t drop your brand new bike. It sounds like the already assembled bike might be in your best interest. Entirely up to you, I wish you well whichever way you go. Let me know if I can be of help to you
@@herbiesgarage681 Thank you. I do like the ghost chopper and it has the wheel on it all ready and it seemed pretty simple to get it out of the crate the way you did it. It is also a more basic design. Like Scotty said in Star Trek. " The more complicated they make the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the sink"
@@Whosewinewhatwine9 There’s a lot of truth in that 😂