managed to get out on this last weekend for the first time this year and the elka shock i picked up is a fantastic upgrade well impressed. also noticed that china has started to make upgraded cnc hub wheels for the 17"/14" pitbikes
Still really happy with the bike and the wheels are hanging in there just need to keep an eye on spoke tightness not one single issue with the bike so far engine is run on putoline dx4 and changed after every other day out. would buy another one for sure
+kaeden Rhuma if you have any questions ask away Kaeden. the advantages of the bigger frame are much more comfortable to ride compared to the smaller pitbikes and it handles much better and it really stable. downsides are the wheels are not very strong and if you do a lot of jumping expect to break them so far i have not seen heavy duty versions easily available of the larger wheels but suspect it won't be long before available. other than that the bike rides really great as a stock machine and the 160 motor pulls really well
+Project Gamer the same frame size as this one (crf110) is only available in 140 and 160 engine size so i assume the 125 is the smaller TTR or CRF70 style which will be cramped for a 6ft rider
the WPB 160 race crf110 style is very slightly higher in seat height to the TTR125 but my TTR also runs the heavy duty forks and rear spring set and the larger wheel spec
hertsdude was gonna pick up the same bike as yours to ride with some buddy's that have big wheel ttr's but didnt know if the wpb with the 17/14 wheels was a lot smaller compared to a ttr 125l
+Anonymous i use my quad bike trailer mainly it is 7ft long and with the bike in there is at least half a foot to spare it would go in any mid size van no problem and most smaller vans/mpv if you took off the front wheel
hi marcus as it stands as a stock bike it is pretty close to a decent race bike the weak parts that will cause problems are the same as every other pitbike namely rear shock and wheels could use upgrading. not really any cnc hub wheels available in the larger 17/14 size yet in the uk so you would prob have to use the smaller 14"/12" wheels which are easily available with the stronger hubs and rims. So far the bike has proven to be really reliable i would buy another tomorrow :) hope that helps
+kaeden Rhuma yes it is mine i was getting too cramped on the lucky mx 140 and wanted something bigger my nephews now ride the lucky mx which is still a great bike. are you thinking about buying a pitbike? how tall are you
managed to get out on this last weekend for the first time this year and the elka shock i picked up is a fantastic upgrade well impressed. also noticed that china has started to make upgraded cnc hub wheels for the 17"/14" pitbikes
Hi I know it's a big ask but could you make a walk around video on the wpb 160 race :)
long term report plz.....apart from the wheels,hows the reliability on the 160..........thinking of buying one of these,ta
Still really happy with the bike and the wheels are hanging in there just need to keep an eye on spoke tightness not one single issue with the bike so far engine is run on putoline dx4 and changed after every other day out. would buy another one for sure
topman.....tk u
oh ok do you no if pitbike direct is good
+kaeden Rhuma never used them myself so can't really say
It’s probs a bit late but I’ve had 2 bikes from pit bike direct and have been good, there customer service is spot on
could you make a review on this bike please
+kaeden Rhuma if you have any questions ask away Kaeden. the advantages of the bigger frame are much more comfortable to ride compared to the smaller pitbikes and it handles much better and it really stable. downsides are the wheels are not very strong and if you do a lot of jumping expect to break them so far i have not seen heavy duty versions easily available of the larger wheels but suspect it won't be long before available. other than that the bike rides really great as a stock machine and the 160 motor pulls really well
does it have an adjustable suspension?
Bubnik HEHE yeah on the rear shock but not the front
I'm buying a 125 race wpb and I'm 6 foot will I fit it
+Project Gamer the same frame size as this one (crf110) is only available in 140 and 160 engine size so i assume the 125 is the smaller TTR or CRF70 style which will be cramped for a 6ft rider
yeah i am thinking off buying this and Im about 5.9ft.
how is the size of your bike compared to the size of the ttr 125? specs looks the same but the ttr appears to be a bit bigger.
the WPB 160 race crf110 style is very slightly higher in seat height to the TTR125 but my TTR also runs the heavy duty forks and rear spring set and the larger wheel spec
hertsdude was gonna pick up the same bike as yours to ride with some buddy's that have big wheel ttr's but didnt know if the wpb with the 17/14 wheels was a lot smaller compared to a ttr 125l
get one you will love it,
it outperforms the TTR in every aspect even if you just get the 140cc version plus parts are super cheap
Does it cost a lot for postage from welshpitbikes
+kaeden Rhuma pretty sure it cost £950 delivered but they were on offer then i think
where do you live in the UK it is only about £50 I think
What oil do you run it on? how is the bike holding up?
Sold it a few years ago but it held up great. Used to use a motul oil but can't remember what it was called ask on the pitbike forums they will know
Hi I am looking to buy one of these would you recommend me getting a second hand one for cheaper or spend a bit more money and get it brand new
if you know the owner and the history of a second hand one then by all means go that route but buy new if you can as it will pay off in the long run
+hertsdude ok thanks dude
What gear do u wear
full gear apart from body armour
Ok thanks
did you buy the bike off the internet i think im buying mine from pitbike direct website
+kaeden Rhuma i got mine direct from wpbracing they are made in the stomp factory
Do u use trailer or van if so what trailer looking to get same bike good vid btw
+Anonymous i use my quad bike trailer mainly it is 7ft long and with the bike in there is at least half a foot to spare it would go in any mid size van no problem and most smaller vans/mpv if you took off the front wheel
Would you recommend it for racing
hi marcus as it stands as a stock bike it is pretty close to a decent race bike the weak parts that will cause problems are the same as every other pitbike namely rear shock and wheels could use upgrading. not really any cnc hub wheels available in the larger 17/14 size yet in the uk so you would prob have to use the smaller 14"/12" wheels which are easily available with the stronger hubs and rims. So far the bike has proven to be really reliable i would buy another tomorrow :) hope that helps
+hertsdude thanks mate
Thank you is that your bike
+kaeden Rhuma yes it is mine i was getting too cramped on the lucky mx 140 and wanted something bigger my nephews now ride the lucky mx which is still a great bike. are you thinking about buying a pitbike? how tall are you
Oh ok you should do motovlogs that would be sick
Awesome!
Why do you slow down for the jumps lol rip that shit
you need to open it up and stop being scared of the jumps
+Nathaniel tume feel free to post your own vid showing me how it's done ;)
+hertsdude ok mate no problem I'll put a vid on my channel 😉
True
I think they should be ok
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