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Shineray XY250-GY-2

Written on: 28/12/2016

Not a difficult review to write on this bike. Never having been a fan of cheap made bikes the Chinese brands I've recently come across over the years are no better than those ten years ago. We've all seen those bikes that have self destructed and rusted away to nothing. There's enough of them selling on both eBay and other sites requiring the so called easy fix?? My experience was being drawn to the Shineray XY250 gy2 at a dealer who thought they were worth a go? My DRZ400 got stolen and after… Read Full Review

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Pulse Adrenaline 250

Written on: 25/10/2016 by Ariel311 (1 review written)

PUT THIS 250CC ADRENALINE TO THE TOUGHEST TESTING OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS AND IT HAS PASSED WITH FLYING COLOURS. THE ENGINE IS A SOLID RELIABLE SMART LOOKING SINGLE. IT MAY NOT BE AS FAST AS THE LATEST JAPANESE/AUSTRIAN BIKES THAT ARE FRESH OUT THERE RIGHT NOW BUT WITH A FEW INEXPENSIVE MODIFICATIONS, IE SPROCKET CHANGE, EXHAUST MOD, ITS NOT FAR OFF. 80 MPH CAN BE REACHED OK. FOR THE COST OF BUYING AND RUNNING ONE OF THESE BIKES , 125 OR 250CC AND WITH A BIT OF CARE AND… Read Full Review

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Kawasaki GPZ 600 R

Written on: 25/04/2017 by Mik62 (1 review written)

Parts these days are starting to get really hard to find, this bike is a sleeper, being that its becoming rarer and rarer and you will wake up one morning and find that value has increased more than you imagine, my GPZ was built Dec 1984 and registered Jan 1985 with frame/engine number 720, I pay articular attention to the front anti dive system and I also have a after market suspension, brake lines and coils. I have done just over 44,000km and I recently had to do the starter clutch which is… Read Full Review