Good price 40 . People ask a lot for them . I bought one new at wall mart for 149. And it was on sell for a limited time 49.99 we bought like 3 but gave them to family
You know nothing about rust on this OCC unless your cranks is rusted to the point of having deep rust pittings ;p Thank god your fork still has some shine and wasn't poorly paint over like mine. Thx for the video :)
Is it in decent condition? The price for the OCC stingrays in decent condition have gone WAY up. Like, a few hundred dollars. If its free from rust, has all the fenders, the seat isn't ripped up, and the paint isn't terribly faded, that's a great deal. If you plan on restoring it and it have heavy cosmetic issues (needs painted, is missing the fenders, and/or rusted in some areas), I would try to talk the seller down on the price just a bit.
@a.m.bgarage.everydayprojec9665 According to the person. The frame is rust free and mint. Allegedly. But I'll be inspecting in this Sunday to make sure. The person was gonna put an engine on it but didn't. I was gonna turn it electric.
@@Mash3OH3 cool. Electric is definitely the way to go. This might sound weird coming from a die hard engine mechanic, but I utterly DISPISE my 80cc 2 stroke occ bike. Sure, it looks cool, but you don't get any street credit cause it looks, sounds, and is as fast as a weed wacker engine, and it's SO uncomfortable from all the vibrations. It's also pretty dang expensive for JUST the specific pieces to put an engine on the bike, much less a DECENT engine. So for the cost, Electric would probably be a great option. But whatever you do, don't just go half way. You REALLY want a good motor and good battery.
Good price 40 . People ask a lot for them . I bought one new at wall mart for 149. And it was on sell for a limited time 49.99 we bought like 3 but gave them to family
Nice!!!! I was not alive when these came out, but if I was I would have definitely bought a bunch of them.
@@a.m.bgarage.everydayprojec9665 I was young not sure what yr but in the early 2000.s
How would the breaks look like on one?
2:25 Black widows
You know nothing about rust on this OCC unless your cranks is rusted to the point of having deep rust pittings ;p Thank god your fork still has some shine and wasn't poorly paint over like mine.
Thx for the video :)
Yeah. Thankfully this bike wasn't too bad and cleaned up nicely. Ive definetly had bikes in MUCH worse condition. Thanks for watching.
Im about to get one for 80 bucks. This sunday.
Can anyone tell me its worth it? Or should i back put? Ive been wanting to turn one into electric bike
Is it in decent condition? The price for the OCC stingrays in decent condition have gone WAY up. Like, a few hundred dollars. If its free from rust, has all the fenders, the seat isn't ripped up, and the paint isn't terribly faded, that's a great deal.
If you plan on restoring it and it have heavy cosmetic issues (needs painted, is missing the fenders, and/or rusted in some areas), I would try to talk the seller down on the price just a bit.
@a.m.bgarage.everydayprojec9665
According to the person. The frame is rust free and mint. Allegedly. But I'll be inspecting in this Sunday to make sure.
The person was gonna put an engine on it but didn't.
I was gonna turn it electric.
@@Mash3OH3 cool. Electric is definitely the way to go. This might sound weird coming from a die hard engine mechanic, but I utterly DISPISE my 80cc 2 stroke occ bike. Sure, it looks cool, but you don't get any street credit cause it looks, sounds, and is as fast as a weed wacker engine, and it's SO uncomfortable from all the vibrations.
It's also pretty dang expensive for JUST the specific pieces to put an engine on the bike, much less a DECENT engine. So for the cost, Electric would probably be a great option. But whatever you do, don't just go half way. You REALLY want a good motor and good battery.
Aw you didn't pet them?
yeah, maybe i could do that next time. 😁