Amazon X-Pro KPM 200 VS Amazon X-pro Hawk 250 DLX Ride Video (which bike is for you?)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- This video is showing a test ride on each bike comparing the Xpro Hawk 250 DLX Vs the Xpro KPM 200 side-by-side test ride.
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Here is a list of bikes I have tested:
Hawk 125cc pit bike / dirt bike: amzn.to/2SXWFqw
The RFZ Is out of stock for now. I will include a link as soon as they are back in stock :
Coolster 125cc dirt bike: amzn.to/3ckDTR5
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Other bikes I have bought from amazon:
DB 24 Mini Bike: amzn.to/3wBvUqi
Hawk 250 DLX: amzn.to/3f73RZO
Carbureted Hawk 250: amzn.to/3rbypfL
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Next Amazon bikes I will review:
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I’m a Hawk 250 owner (carbureted). I have @ 10,000 miles on my Hawk with zero problems. I’ve done quite a bit of mods, and she’ll run 65 mph all day long (GPS confirmed). They are quite reliable if you set them up properly out of the crate and make some well-known reliability mods. By the way, the CG250 motors aren’t fully broken in until @ 1,000 miles. They are very tight from the factory.
Nice to meet a fellow hack owner. Thank you so much for sharing I'm glad that you are getting great mileage out of your motorcycle. Thanks for the tip on the break and I will take it easy for the next 900 miles :-) thanks for watching.
Yeah! for the first 2000miles I could not use the kick start, even my mechanic friend was impressed on how tight it they come, at 10k is super loose and after 5-10 times it turns on like a charm tho, I did too much water riding and while is super fun, my bike is on its last days, I wish I could attach a picture so you can see what I am talking about!
My hawk will be here late next week. Anything specific (brand names) of parts that u can reccomend me?
@@marcthebarber239 just remember to change the oil that's the only recommendation I have for this bike. If you want it to go faster I know there are some sprockets you can buy but I have not found them yet. Thank you so much for watching, and have fun on your new bike congratulations.
@@hanzdidit yes sir will do and thank you I will, and thanks for the great videos 👍
Love the KPM videos! I start my second semester of college on the 10th and I'd do anything to be able to take that bike to class! Nice little commuter, great on gas. Perfect!
Love the videos man, thank you. :D
So glad you liked the video, I'm curious if Amazon offers any kind of financing? Maybe they have a credit card so you could make payments. It is definitely a super fun bike, I hope you can get one. Thank you so much for watching and happy new year!
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I like that KPM, cool look
Thanks Josh, It's a pretty fun little bike to ride. Thanks for watching!
I have the same speedometer app and it’s pretty on point. I used it in my car to see if it matched up and it actually does at least when I’ve used it.
I agree I have used it in all my cars and found out one of them has a speedo that is off by almost 10 MPH. I love this app.. thanks for watching.
I have the KPM. Lose the heat shield and consider replacing the exhaust with a slip on. It sticks out way too far and can cause your wheel to kick out when it drags on tight corners.
Thank you so much for the suggestion I will definitely take a look at some aftermarket parts for this bike see if I can make it better. Thanks for watching.
It's all about the tires. You have an aggressive tread on the Hawk, if you had a 50/50 tire on it, it would have felt different.
I do agree that the tires had a lot to do with it but I think it is a lot about the center of gravity. Both bikes are a lot of fun and I would recommend both of them depending on your needs. Thank you so much for watching.
Would you recommend the KPM 200 for a new rider beginner bike? I know nothing about bikes but want to get into them. I was looking for a cheap bike to just commute to and from work, so if you have any other bikes you’d recommend lmk plz.
Yes this would be a great beginner bike. You will not want to ride it on the highway but if you have back roads you can take to get to work on then this is a great bike to learn on. They are not to tricky to assemble but you may need a friend to help you get it out of the frame it comes in. If you are going to buy one please use my link to amazon it helps a lot. Thanks for watching!
@@hanzdidit what if the highway speeds don’t exceed 60mph
@@RustyShacklefourd got mine to 71 yesterday. Should do 75 with a new exhaust system installed.
This is a great video. I currently have the Hawk DLX and I don't enjoy riding it. I live in Florida and the off road trails are all sand. I have to fight the Hawk on and off road. The battery dies the first ride and the EFI acted up after that. It was discouraging. I am seriously considering trading it for this Lifan. I just turned 50 and I am more interested in cruising on the side roads now. Thank you for taking the time to post this comparison!
I'm glad my video is helpful for you, thank you so much for watching.
I love these videos. I’m excited to buy my kpm 200
So sorry for the late reply but thank you so much for watching my videos.
I didn’t end up buying a kpm. I bought a 2022 cf moto 300nk from a dealer for $3000 out the door
Love the videos I will be getting the hawk 250 in February my 1st bike seems like a great entry level bike
That is awesome, for an Enduro dirt bike is a really amazing I think you'll like it a lot. Thank you so much for watching, don't forget to use my link in my video description it would help me out a lot. Thank you so much happy new year!
I guess my main question would be is the Hawk 250 good for a beginner rider. I'm about 250 pounds and I will most likely be only using it to learn on for short commutes. I live in the mid-west so I will probably only ride in the spring though the summer. Thanks for the great content.
I think these bites are great bikes to learn on. I am 5'7" and I feel like the hawk DLX is a little bit tall for me. When you are learning to ride you need to be able to get your feet on the ground quickly. The KPM is a lot shorter bike so depending on your height I think that should be the biggest consideration. Only reason I would suggest the DLX is if you were going to be taking off road. I hope this helps and thank you so much for watching.
Damn, there $3000 shipped now? I remember them being like $1700 a few years back
There are two different models one of them is the base model in that one is $1700 plus shipping the DLX is the upgraded version with the inverted Fork in the EFI. That one was $2200 bucks plus shipping, it looks like they are on sale right now.
I’ve always rode honda dirt bikes. I’ve been without one for a few years and after finding this bike and your videos, I think I’m sold on a Hawk 250. Looks like a solid bike for my needs/wants and won’t break the bank. Thanks for the videos!
I think you'll really enjoy the hawk 250. As long as you maintain the bike and keep good oil in it it should run for a long long time. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
@@hanzdidit Awesome. I live in a town close to the mountains who allows ATVs and off-road vehicles to travel on the road to the trails. I’ve missed having a bike to take off on when I’ve got a few hours to kill.
Does anyone know why these bikes that are sold in Amazon can not be purchased if you live in California?
The only reason I can imagine is that the emission standards are not up to California code.
Ask all the elected tree huggers. Like gas motorcycles and power tools will make the difference
Do you know if you need a motorcycle license for either of these? Or because of the top speed are they considered like a moped?
It depends on what state you live in but yes most of the time you need a motorcycle license fo anything over 80cc.
In most states you need a motorcycle license for mopeds. They've gotten so much faster recently. I always see 150s and higher. In texas anything over 50cc takes a motorcycle license and thats the same with almost every state. I personally wouldn't get a 50cc moped. You can get a nice 150cc to 250cc moped for like 1000 to 2000 brand new.
I have a 10 mile commute to work. 1 mile of dirt road and the rest of the trip is 55mph back roads. Thinking about both of these bikes. Leaning toward that tiny bit better top speed and handling.
I think that the hawk Hawk DLX would be a great bike for you especially if you have a little bit of dirt to ride on. Thank you so much for watching.
You gotta wear some gear though bro
I know I definitely need to get some riding gear, I have been looking for some gloves but I cannot find any good ones. Do you have any suggestions?
@@hanzdidit I like these cheap gloves: AXBXCX Touch Screen Full Finger Gloves for Motorcycles Cycling Motorbike ATV Bike Camping Climbing Hiking Work Outdoor Sports Men Women Black L, from Amazon.
Great video. Man jealous of those roads and weather! What state are you in? I’d guess Colorado?
I am in Oregon, it is a beautiful place to live. Thanks so much for watching. Happy new year!
@@hanzdidit How much are the houses and living over there, the first thing I noticed was peaceful and amazing it looks like!
You were taking the corners faster on the hawk than you were on the 200. Although I am sure the 200 handles corners better, but if you take comers faster then it is not going to feel right.
Thank you for your input. After watching the video again yes you are correct. Thanks for watching and calling me out. I appreciate your honesty. Thank you so much for watching.
So, 60 is the top speed? Almost too slow for back roads, where people are driving 60-65
I totally agree it is too slow for most back roads but if you live in a city or a small community, it might work for commuting like where I live.
I can’t find the kpm any where would you say that the Vader 125 is close to the kpm
I am working on some new videos that will show you where to find these bikes now. I am bummed that they start sign them on Amazon.
I'd like to see the 200cc without the hideous leather tank straps and some of the plastic bits.
I had planned on stripping it all down but I sold it before I had time to do that project. I might be getting another one of these and I will definitely strip it down when I get it. Thank you so much for watching.
Do you recommend the Hawk 250 DLX or the Brozz Recon? Is the counter balance worth it? I like the sound of EFI
The hawk DLX is a great bike I have not tried the Brozz Recon yet so i am not the bet one to ask about this, I will try to get one to test out. Thanks for watching.
I got my dlx for 2000 shipped and assembled. Be sure to look beyond Amazon.
Thank you for the heads up, if you wouldn't mind sharing where you got your bike I would love to know so I can continue to make videos like these ones. Maybe save a little bit of money. Thanks a lot for watching.
@@hanzdidit yeah man I found the site. Orion power sports. They did me good, only issue I had was the front brake wasn’t on tight enough. I should have checked every bolt but I didn’t. Other than that they were a pretty great group of dudes and my bike didn’t have a scratch on it.
The hawks mirrors are on the wrong sides.
Thank you so much for the tip I will definitely try to switch sides and see if they work better that way. Thank you so much for watching.
I love my hawk I just wish I would have got the dlx fuel injection
I fully agree, the first one I got was the carbureted version and it was fine but the DLX is way better.
Where are you gonna get parts for any of these Chinese knock-off bikes?
For the most part you can get the small parts and engines from the seller (X-Pro). So far I have not had to replace anything that they could not supply me. I've had a ton of these bikes and so far they have held up really well. Thank you so much for watching.
Hey just wanted to know how tall are you? I’m 5”6 and just wanted to know if I would be able to ride with out any problem. Thank you
I am 5'7" and I can ride this bike no problem. Thanks for watching!
I’m a small guy too! Always have been. I’m 5’ 7” 140 lbs! Wear 30 x 32 jeans! I had a Hawk and I could stand tip-toe w both feet firmly on the ground!! My favorite thing w these bikes is the control I have. I had a Yamaha 650 crotch rocket one summer. It was my very first bike and weighed a ton! I was so scared of dropping it in traffic that it made me nervous riding it where I had to stop often. But these bikes, shoot, I feel MUCH MORE in control of it. And if I HAD to take the ditch to avoid a hazard,... not a problem!!! Try that w a GSX-R or Ninja! Uhhh NOPE 👎🏼!!! But on my Hawk,... bring it on!!😎
The 200 is a nice looking bike.
I have to agree it is a very cool looking bike. Thanks for watching.
@@hanzdidit It does look great. I wish it was at least 300CC.
Dam that hawk got valve lash chatter 😆 ... Time for a check up
I only have less than 100 miles on each of these bikes. I think they are still breaking in. From what I've heard the valve lash gets to be much less as you get closer to the 500 mile mark. Thanks so much for watching, I hope this video was helpful.
@@hanzdidit yea just compare these bikes to mine
I've had my hawk for 2 years now 2000 miles plus most reliable bike I've owned yet I've owned yet just switch out the sprockets and I'll get up to 74 mph
That is so good to hear I'm looking forward to having this bike for a while. If you have any suggestions on what sprockets to use could you leave it in the comments on my video? I appreciate your input thank you so much for watching.
Yes, indeed! I’m looking to get a Hawk DLX myself! I wanted to replace sprockets on my last one, a carbed Hawk, but never had the chance to. I’d like to know what tooth each one was and how did it affect the low end as well as top end power. Nothing technical, just a ‘Seat of the pants’ difference before n after the swap!
Thanx!
@@corrosioncrawler5706 I have A 16 43
2016 hawk owner with 5k no complaints nor major issues except for a loose nut-bolt here and there with the original tires that I think might last another 4-5k miles
So far I have seen these bikes do really well and go for a lot of miles as long as you maintain them and keep the oil changed. I am glad to meet another fan of the hawk. Thank you so much for watching.
i have a TBR7 250 been a great bike, i have modd it. oil cooler and fan, diff, handle bars pro grips brake away brake and clutch levers. Nibbi carb, nibbi ignition coil, a new 6 pin racing CDI box, upgraded to LED lights, saddle bags, upgraded the shock and electric system as well. i can get to 80 for a while before i have to back off it. oh, i also change speed cluster to digital one, im also trying to decide if i want to which the motor out with a 250 ninja motor and put in it, but this bike been so good idk if i will. i might just buy another bike.
Btw them bikes look so awesome.....
Thank you so much for the info on your bike, and thank you so much for watching.
I think all speedometers are set a couple mph faster than what your actually doing. Did you ever notice when you pass one of those speed meters on the side of the highway and it always shows you going a couple mph slower? Next time you see one look at your car speedo to see how fast your going and than look at the speed meter to see the difference. If your going exactly 70 mph on your cars speedo, the speed meter will say 67-68 mph.
I have definitely noticed that and that is why I was checking it against the GPS. I'm sure the ones that you see on the highway are more accurate. Next time I see one I will try to get a accurate speed comparison.
Have you seen bikes and beards scrambler vid of this bike? I'd love to see you do it with this bike, I know you wanted the knobbies on this. But it looks like an old Kawasaki with streamlined features.
I had this idea before I saw their video so please don't think I'm copying them. They just beat me to it because they don't have to work on anything except for their TH-cam videos. I have a job that I have to go to every day. Here's a video that I just posted. Thank you so much for watching. th-cam.com/video/nncjmzCzfS8/w-d-xo.html
Lifan KPM 200
Yep
All the front end feel is caused by the knobby tire. Put a street tire up front. Problem solved she will handle like a race bike
I agree that that is probably part of the problem, after making this video I think there might be a tire pressure issue as well. I will try to fix the problem and do another review of riding this bike. I kind of went the opposite direction on my next video you will see I put some Enduro tires on the KPM. Can't wait to try it out I should get it back tomorrow. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
If you don't mind me asking...how tall are you? Just curious to see if it would be hard for me to ride a kpm 200. I noticed you were a little on your toes
Actually just heard you say in the video! Thanks for sharing your experience
I am 5 foot seven. The Cape p.m. is a much shorter bike than the Hawk. They are definitely both manageable at my height but the KPM is much shorter. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
Hanz, have you thought about getting a partner called Franz? Cool review 👍
I had a partner named Franz hear me now and listen later, Franz was here he would pick you up by your love handles and carry you around like a suitcase. I had to fire him because all he ever wanted to do was Pump You Up! lol thanks for watching.
What bike did you use for specs for the Kpm
I have been using the torque specs on the Honda for this bike, I have no idea if I should be using that or not but it's so far it's working fine.
That Hawk has dot knobby tired on it right? Yea, not the best tires for scraping knee on the twisties lol
The base model Hawk 250 has the knobby tires on it the DLX has kind of a street on off-road tire.
how do you mount your cam??
Thank you for the great question here is a video showing how I mounted the camera and microphone. th-cam.com/video/A6A6mbtAi9Y/w-d-xo.html
Is the kpm water cooled?
Yes surprisingly it is water cooled.
Is that gauge cluster movable? Maybe extending the wiring harness?
Unfortunately the one on the Cape p.m. is built into the gas tank. Anything is possible depending on how much money or time you want to spend lol. Thanks for watching.
Nice cafe racer i like that im waiting that in philippines market
I hope you get them in the Philippines soon as well. I have a friend there and he is waiting also. Thanks for watching!
I got a question... What are the sprocket spec on both bikes
I think you would have to do a deep dive into Google to figure that out but on Amazon there are some recommended sprocket add-ons. I will get into that in one of my other videos for sure I'm trying to figure out how to make it faster. I will be making more videos about that. Thanks so much for watching.
Nice
Hope the video was helpful, thanks for watching!
Are you not counter steering?
These are completely two different bikes and I understand that, they are going to both steer differently. The intro is definitely a dollar bike and different seating position versus the KPM. Personally so far my favorite bike has been the KPM 200cc
That looks like up around mammoth lakes. Beautiful country
Yes it is absolutely beautiful where I live here in Oregon.
Why don’t you tell people how hard it is to register these bikes for street riding. Thanks for sharing your video great job.
To be honest with you I didn't think it was that hard. You just have to take the certificate of origin and pay the tax for your state to import, and print that out. Take that to the DMV and you should be good to go. It took me about two hours total on my last bike. I could see how it might be hard if he did not know what to do I will make a video trying to explain how to do it easy and fast. Thank you so much for watching.
It's not hard I registered mine with 0 problems VA
As a x22R owner..I can say these bikes are to much fun... can't wait to summertime to ride sum more..even though my fairing is sporty..the engine are nearly the same...
I totally agree and I can't wait to get one of the X 22R bikes. Thank you so much for watching hopefully the video is helpful.
@@hanzdidit no problem I got a few vids of my own . Enjoy
Great video! Where is your Gopro mounted, chin or head?
Chin. I have mounted it all over my arm and it seems to work the best on the chin. Thanks for watching.
A big difference appears to be the 200 is water cooled while the 250 is air cooled.
Yes I do realize the difference between the two bikes I was just trying to Sharen so that people would know what they were getting.
Beautiful country! Reminds me of home in Oregon..
Yes I am in Oregon and it is a great place. Thanks you so much for watching.
I can't seem to find a straight answer anywhere online...but are Lifan and,X-pro the same or is X-pro an even cheaper made Lifan? Thanks!
Lifan is the manufacture of the KPM bike, X-Pro is the seller who imported both Lifan and the Hawk bikes. The hawk 250 in the video is NOT built by Lifan.
@@konglongbo thanks for the info!!
No problem, I'm glad it was helpful.
People often forget the far right lane on highway is still marked 55 mph only the left lanes are 75 mph. Most semis are restricted to the right lane.
Yes I agree but I would not want to be in a highway full of high-speed traffic trying to get out of the way on this bike. I have heard her modifications that will make this bike much faster but it will lose a little bit of the torque which means you cannot get up to speed as fast. Hopefully this video was helpful and thank you so much for watching.
Hi, Hanz! I've heard the sidewalls on the tires that come with the DLX are pretty floppy. Not knowing what your plans are for the bike, if you decide to put some quality rubber on it, I'd really be curious to hear the results! Thanks for the vid. I've subscribed!
Definitely, I will look in to some new tires, Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for
watching.
I've heard this too! Tires are a safety modification if anything. Better handling comes from the gained confidence you're not gonna lay your bike down going 65!
You must have gotten lucky getting one in stock. I have not noticed one in stock on Amazon in a few months.
I know they have been out of stock for a while, I think the supply chain has come to a halt or slow down significantly. Hopefully they'll get some more soon, thank you so much for watching.
@@hanzdidit yes. I have a hawk. Seen they came out with a grom clone called RPS Condor thinking of picking one up next week. They are under 2k for one.
Can u do a video on how the process of ordering? And how to register that bikes
Yes this is a great idea I never really thought to do something like that. I will definitely put something together here in the next couple of weeks. Thank you so much for watching and for the great idea.
Just FYI, I ordered my Hawk in 2018 and I picked it up at my local UPS dock in Shreveport, La within 3 days of ordering, but I paid xtra for same day processing & shipping. In the tiny town I lived in, I was able to get it insured w/ Progressive after they called the home office to run down a Make & Model to apply to the policy. All in all, I got it in an expected time frame, and was able to get it insured within 30 mins of walking into my local insurance office!! Unfortunately, I had my bike for 2 short weeks when an oncoming log truck ran off the road into his ditch, hitting a culvert. Instantly stopping the rig, but his load of logs became wooden missiles!
Some where still airborne when they hit my truck, but some had bounced up off the pavement and we’re just high enough to take out my door and literally skim my side! I had pine tree bark in my side from the log sliding past me! My wife and I both were instantly knocked out but thank God, survived !!! I woke up to total darkness laying face down in leaves. I thought, “ Oh Shit! I’m blind!!! But thankfully it was just leaves that had been glued to my face by all the blood from my nose😰 I wiped my face and I vividly remember opening my eyes and seeing my ‘BRAND NEW’ Hawk 250 hanging upside down, still secured to the motor bike rack that I had in my 2” receiver hitch on my (what used to be a) Dodge Dakota! And oh BTW, if you think those racks aren’t really strong enough to safely transport a bike,... well, I’m here to say, YES THEY ARE!!!😄 That truck rolled numerous times before coming to a rest upside down. So, that bike stayed put the whole time. And really didn’t get damaged, taking in what just happened!
It’s now March 2021 and fuel prices are at the ridiculous price of $4/gal. here at the TX-LA border, and I see no relief in sight (as long as Flash Bang Biden continues to destroy our country and stays in office) But, in the mean time, I’m gonna buy another HAWK! LOVED!!! my first one!!! Even my Dad was Amazed at the bike for the price! People are always stating that, ...”they aren’t as dependable, or powerful, or that they don’t ride as smooth as a Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda, etc.!” And, honestly,... OK, Sure, maybe so! But when I bought my Hawk, I was about to drop $5500 on a Yamaha XT 250! And I was out like $1500 for an assembled bike! And quite honestly, the XT250 WAS a all round better bike, but it CERTAINLY was Not $4000.00 better! So an Apples 2 Apples 🍎 comparison, from a guy who’s pinchin’ pennies til they Fart! and who’s grown up on Jeep’s & four wheelers, ... Dollar 4 Dollar, the Hawk 250 is BY FAR the Best Value !!! Hands Down!
If you want one, and you’re putting it off cuz you’re concerned with winding up w/ a Piece o’ Sh!t wrapped in cool looking plastic, GET IT! I cannot stress to everyone just how surprised I was when I opened up the crate and saw it for the first time!!!😲🤭🤗😮😎
I was genuinely surprised, because I too was expecting a poorly assembled product with poorly made parts!! That I would systematically start replacing w much better, stronger parts! My expectations were blown away once I got some seat time with it!!
It’s just a dang good product, and a dang good price. When buying one, I truly believe that WHERE you buy it from, is THE MOST important decision of this process! Make sure, their customer service is TOP NOTCH!!! Because if you DO happen to get a lemon, you want to know you can call the dealer, and they will solve the problem! I ordered mine from TXPOWERSPORTS.com and I was more than satisfied!!!!
I hope this helps anyone out there who is wanting to get a Hawk, but is just unsure about it!! Good Luck & Happy Trails!!
The kpm sounds similar to a honda sl 125.
I will have to take a listen to one of those, hopefully this video is helpful. Thank you so much for watching.
What app do you use to tell you your speed?
I was using the most basic application find it for a GPS speedometer, I'm not sure what it was called. There are a few good ones out there so find the one you like the best. Thank you so much for watching.
get a name brand battery tender. hf trash
Good to know, so far I have not had any issues but I will definitely let you know if there is any issue down the road. Thank you so much for watching.
Let's see both bikes in the dirt.
L O L, that is a good idea and I definitely will do a video on that. It should be funny and I will probably crash KPM. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.
Hey bro would 10w -40 oil be okay for it?
I would think it would be fine, it does tell you specifically which oil to use in the owners manual. I just tried to follow what it says in the manual. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
I use 10w 40 synthetic since I got mine and it’s still going strong 2500 miles later just make sure it’s good for wet clutch
My 250 hawk won’t start any suggestions
The first things that I would check is to make sure that your fuel petcock is turned on. Then I will check and make sure that you have fuel in the tank, it takes at least a half a gallon of gas to get it primed. The only other thing I could think of is to make sure that your battery is fully charged and the spark plug is making a good connection. I didn't have any trouble with mine so you should be able to get it started pretty easily. If you are still having trouble you might want to contact the seller and see if they have any suggestions. Thank you so much for watching.
I had a plug behind the dash that had a pin pushed into an empty hole when I first got my Hawk. Check your connections and make sure they’re all where they need to be and securely clipped in.
Visit Honda dealership.
Great video
Thank you so much for watching I really appreciate your positive feedback.
Wish you was my Dad Hanz, loves porsche and bikes same here!
Glad you like the video thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel. You are AWESME.
Thank you.