Amazon motorcycle review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Just a quick amazon motorcycle review KPM 200cc Motercycle overview and hill test. we take a quick ride.
Tires: amzn.to/3nKEBw4
amzn.to/3ys6VbC
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Chain: amzn.to/3b987c6
Xpro KPM 200 Black amzn.to/3083Pwf
Xpro KPM 200 White amzn.to/3wOsVwq
Xpro KPM 200 Blue amzn.to/3lRfZkn
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
amzn.to/3wHocel
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
Pit Bikes:
amzn.to/3aRQNFo
amzn.to/32XkWhV
amzn.to/3eIDl7S
amzn.to/3nywJNf
amzn.to/33103mg
amzn.to/3vsJwDz
Next Amazon bikes I will review: amzn.to/3MUHcyD
Production gear
Cameras
Sony a7III: amzn.to/3lToHwc
Canon R5: amzn.to/2IkWmB6
GoPro Hero8: amzn.to/36KHEMV
iPhone 11 Pro: amzn.to/3oqvnU2
Hero 8 Vlog Kit: amzn.to/3gelJku
Lens in studio Sony 20mm 1.8: amzn.to/3mZwGZC
Shop lens: Sony 85mm 1.8: amzn.to/3gdaNnk
Mics:
Rode Videomic Go: amzn.to/3oqFxUH
Mic: PicoGear: www.picogear.com/
Sony wireless lav: amzn.to/3oqFxUH
Lights:
Neewer Bi-color 660 LED I have total of 6 lights: amzn.to/2JQBAcU'
It’s more fun to drive a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow. I love working on Chinese bikes. When I work on my KTM, I’m in fear I’m going to mess something up.
This is a great answer to a lot of problems that people have with these Chinese bikes. Thank you so much for your input.
I bought the Lifan X-pect 200 from Amazon (same engine as the kpm200) and have been really impressed with it so far. Wanna do a valve adjustment (should have already) but for stock, it's insane how good it is for the price.
Where did you get the Honda Cb250r? I really like the neo-retro look of that one but I thought they only sold the 300 and 500 in the states for those.
I live in Oregon and it seems like there are quite a few CBR 250cc R. I wasn't particularly looking for this exact bike but when I found it I thought it would make a fun little project. I'm super stoked with the way it turned out. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
You will probably feel a noticeable increase in power after it's broken in. My KPM200 opened up a lot around 500 miles, and what I have read on forums that is a common break in period. I believe the manual notes a similar break-in range.
Hey Stone, Thanks for the info. That is great news, I love this bike so i will keep riding it to get the full break in and see if we get a little more out of that 200cc engine. What kinda top speed are you getting?
@@hanzdidit I have a few mods that affect the top speed, including full exhaust and 17t front sprocket, but last weekend I hit indicated 89mph (87 was the high on gps)
@@stonemodus1560 Sounds great! Do you think you’d be able to link the 17t sprocket you used to help get you up to those speeds? Also, was the installation pretty straightforward?
if they'd add 100 more cc's to this engine, it would be the perfect bike.
I 100% agree with you. I love riding this bike it just needs another 100cc or 200cc to make it great. Thank you so much for watching.
You think a ninja 300 engine would fit?@@hanzdidit
Great review. I recently got one and though I've only put about 40 miles on it, so far I'm really impressed with this little bike. Parts and accessories are cheaply available if you know where to look. I went with Venom Motorsports because something just didn't sit well with me regarding XPro. My KPM was delivered from a lift-gated box truck directly into my garage. A big truck like the one yours was delivered in wouldn't even fit on the street where I live. Also, there were some minor scuffs on the exhaust guard and Venom was very quick to send out replacement parts when I notified them, without me even asking. Very open communication channels. You might try them out for your next purchase, but since you've had good luck with XPro maybe not.
Thank you so much for your input, had tried getting in touch with the guys over there and I have not heard anything back after trying a few times. I will definitely not give up on them after hearing what you have to say. For now it seems like Amazon is doing a pretty good job with the Xpro people so for my next bike I will order it from them but I will not give up on the Venom Motorsports and keep trying. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
Can you still get the front tire? the two working links takes you to a rear tire. I'm unsure how compatibility works, so any help would be most appreciated!
The front and the rear tire are both different sizes, you can see in the description below which ones I have used. Hopefully this is helpful.
I cruise mine at 60-65 everyday on the way to work. It does it, but it's definitely lacking. I've got about 1100 miles on it. I'm seeing about 77 mpg
Thanks man I checked out some of your videos and they look great. I like what you did with your bike and thanks for the tips. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
Can you please send me a link to get the tires I have a KPM and a kpr I see you deleted the fender was that to make that front tire work thank you
I think the tires in the chain I used are in the description of the video, but here you go.
Tires: amzn.to/3nKEBw4
amzn.to/3ys6VbC
amzn.to/3Rcajjg
Chain: amzn.to/3b987c6
I'm super stoked that you like the way this bike turned out. I deleted the front fender because I thought it looked cooler without it. I think it's all about the individual style some people like it within some people like it without. I've had a lot of people tell me to remove the leather straps, but I kinda like them. Just do what you like to make the bike the way you like it :). Thanks so much for watching.
Do those mirrors bolt on to factory holes or did you add something? Link to mirrors please. TIA
Yes they bolt right on. Here's a video to the first one that I did in the link to find them on Amazon. Video: th-cam.com/video/RBLBu4LuYp8/w-d-xo.html
Link: amzn.to/3bwgkaC
Thanks for watching.
@@hanzdidit Thank you
Hans, I always love your reviews and videos. You have a great channel. Keep posting!
Thank you so much for the support. It's comments like these that make me want to keep making videos. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
What dual sport tires did u put on it brand size an r they tubeless I wanna get same ones
The tires that I used on this bike and the chain came from Amazon, the links to the products are in my description. Everything you need to do what I did to the bike is available in the description.
Hope all is well since you haven’t posted any new content recently…. Btw, the Amazon links done work so I think everyone want to know what brand and size the tires are from you directly, since the links are a dead end… love the KPM content!
what 250 were you looking at?
Sorry for the late reply. i got a X Pro 250 Sport bike. i am still testing it to see if I like it. I will have som new videos coming out soon. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the time you take on your videos. Keep up the good work on your honest reviews.
Sorry for the lat reply. Thank you so much you made my day! Thank you so much for watching.
Love the video! I could see more scrambler-like mods looking great on it. Subbed!
Thank you so much for the support I'm glad you like the bike. I think it looks really cool myself.
Love the show bud be safe out there
Thank you so much I appreciate the positive feedback, thank you so much for watching.
Where to get the mirrors?
You can find them on Amazon sum-times but the listing is down now. Sorry but there are lots to choose from. Thanks for watching.
As a freight driver I can tell you right now your roofing and concrete truck were not a tractor trailer. Also all freight is curbside Amazon can promise you whatever they want most residential properties can't sustain a 80,000lb vehicle.
Thank you so much for your input. I can totally understand why the driver would not want to try to go up our driveway. And I understand how hard it is to do your job so thank you so much for all of your hard work. I just try to make my videos fun and I'm not trying to make anybody look bad. Thank you so much for watching!
Hey new subscriber here, I know it'd be a big ask and idk if it's even available where you are. But I'd love to see you test and hear your thoughts on the xpro 250 Falcon cruiser style motorcycle, it's available on Amazon and the xpro website for like $3,400 after shipping. Again I know that's a big ask. I love the videos so far!!
I need to sell some bikes off and clear out my garage and I will definitely get one of these and do a review. Thanks so much for subscribing and watching my videos.
Glad to see it go up Archie Briggs so well. I go up there several times a week and was worried about that hill. I was hoping you'd test the breaks by riding down. Trying to chose between the 200 and the Hawk.
Nice to meet your neighbor, if you're looking at getting one of these bikes I would suggest the KPM 200 over almost any of the bikes I have checked. This is definitely my favorite one and it seems to have enough power to get around town. Thank you so much for watching.
Hey i know this vid is about the kpm but i was wondering which bike is better to get to work and have fun with and maybe can go on the highway if thats possible. The kmp 200 or the hawk 250 dlx or the hawk 250. pls let me know
As I said in the other comment PK p.m. will be better on road and to be honest with you off road as well if you put those tires on it.
I guess I am a crazy person, but seeing you ride without gloves makes me nuts! It will hurt if you go down! I feel guilty without gloves and at least long sleeves, no matter where I ride. I enjoy your videos nonetheless.
Thank you, I appreciate your concern. I will definitely be better about wearing gear in my future videos. Thank you so much for watching.
cool vid
Thanks so much, and thanks for watching.
How do you title it
Out of all of the street legal bags I have bought this is my favorite one, it is only a 200 so it is not super fast but it seems to be pretty equivalent to some of the 250s I have bought because it has an extra gear. Thanks for watching.
I meant street bikes sorry.
Just passed my exam and got my endorsement. I’d love a good starter bike!
Sorry for the late reply. I would love to help you find one that is a perfect fit. My questions would be how tall are you? What kind of writing will you want to do (on off-road or bolt) and what would you be using it for? I can give you my best opinion based on these questions. Thank you so much for watching.
Love to have the pit bike lol and yes that is a very nice bike for the money that you are riding now! Plus I love your video I use them as a reference for other projects keep up the great work
Thanks man it's comments like these that make me want to keep making videos. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
Amazing vid, love your content!
Thank you so much! You made my day. Thanks for watching.
im glad to finally find another 5'7 rider lol
Lol there are not a lot of us out there, thank you so much for watching.
Hans, You’ve done it again, good one!
Jack
Thank you so much Jack, I really appreciate all of your support. It's comments like these that make me wanna keep making videos. Thanks for watching.
Another hood video
Thank you so much for watching, I'm glad you like the video.
Cool bike
Thanks, I really like it. It is a great commuter bike. Thanks for watching.
Watching you since forever but have a subscribe. I actually watch you mostly for your Lifan KPM200. Its a shame not many channels focus on these with the enduros/dual-sport/supermotos being the only other channel of popularity. I like both, but there's simply too much of the other channel content out there so I've searched for people covering this model. Hawks are nice but if you add up the costs of having to modify and replace parts on them you end up spending close to this bike and you don't get as much bike in my opinion. Maybe if hawks came in supermoto out of the box with 17 inch wheels and rubber more suited to street as well as some light off-road I'd be interested but as you've done with ADV tires on the KMP200 its the best choice. Lower cc but lower weight so the HP to weight ratio is higher on the KPM200 than on the Hawk and countless clones so you get more performance. It is a real damn shame Lifan USA does not import the current Lifan KP250, it has been out for years in other countries. 25.5 HP / 333 POUNDS = 0.07657657657 ratio which is even better than the KPM200 you have there with the Hawks and most china bikes getting a ratio of 0.049 or so and the slowest Harley getting about 0.08ish to 0.09ish so you can see that Lifan KP250 will be pretty fun for the smallest fraction of a cost of something like the slowest Harley. KP250 would get you a 3.6 gallon tank and about 87 MPG or 310 miles per tank and in countries where it is sold they come with ABS and are considered a Benelli 251s killer. Looks aren't my thing being more sports touring, I do like KPM200 retro look. The Hawk and co. are used as farm bikes in China. You can get the LIfan KPX 250cc Fuel Injected Dual Sport from some companies in the US but its lower HP, lower fuel economy, lower cruise range, etc. over the Lifan KP250 with ABS. If you don't mind having to watch a Pakistani TH-cam channel the one called DatBikerDude has a good review on the recent year Lifan KP250 ABS in English words with sprinkled Pakistani words.
You know a lot about these bikes, your comment is way more in depth than I ever have been on my channel. I will definitely take some of your information and pass it along. Thank you so much for sharing. I am definitely going to be getting more bikes and testing them out so stay tuned. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel.
@@hanzdidit If you really want to make yourself think. The bike you got from your favorite American Online Retailers starting with the letter A, the 200cc class of Lifan bikes can be bought on the favorite China Online website also start with the letter A. Using the KPS LF200-10W bike as an example of the 200cc class the price is $1,520.00 - $1,680.00 per unit ordered with more units giving less cost per unit. Lifan factory sales reps will handle setting up the order and shipping to your closest port of entry. The only extra step you do is pay the port fees when it lands domestically and then you do the same thing all the A market place stores your on your favorite American Online Retailer does which is pay the same freight companies to ship the box from the port to you as the customers location. The markup you pay buying locally online is average of $1k USD on all China motorcycles. The really really cheap ones that can be bought on the China site for $800ish ranges have less markup to give you prices like the carburetor Hawks out there in the $1,499 range domestically. It would be just one extra step to save the $1k, sounds worth it. No one is making these videos yet on TH-cam about how easy the process can be and you can bring in models you want instead of waiting for someone else to do it for you. The only thing about the China A website is the search engine is really horrid to use. You have to figure out what Chinese terms were converted to English and used to be search hit parameters but I've already found Chongqing Lifan Passenger Vehicle Co, Ltd. and if you need their address and contact details I will pass them along.
What size tires are you using, I want to do the same.
I left the tire size and chain that I have replaced in the description there are links to both. If you use the links I get a little bit of a kick back. Thank you so much for watching.
@@hanzdidit thank you Hanz I really appreciate it man