Yamaha PW50

...Yamalube 2-S or Yamaha oil 2T or air cooler 2-S engine oil Air filter: Wet type element Feul: Type: Regular unleaded petrol Tank compacity: 2.0L (0.44Imp gal) If you fill the tank to full it will last for ages around 15hrs riding time also this bike almost uses no oil at all. A PW50 is very easy to keep my husband takes it apart about once every 6 months to clean it all out and he knew nothing about motorbikes before we got this one and I send ...
...once a year costing around £55. Even I love riding this bike although I do think that it is a bit fast for my children (over protective mother thing). All of my 3 children ride this bike and have never hurt themselves because we are very hot on the fact that if they do not wear the protective clothing they can't ride. I know that you can buy cheaper imports of this style of bike however I would advise buying a british model my sister has a foriegn ...

karena999 25.06.2005 · Read full review
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I had a Yamaha PW50 till it was stolen...... These little bikes are bomb proof excelent bike for kids and parents dad gets to take it apart and leanr about bikes form the basic and lil timmi gets to bomb round fields.... i currently have a slightly bigger aprilia RX50 road legal bike the yamaha twist and go was oo much faster at the age of 15 ( i know sad) i still rode it round my dads fields sometimes with my m8 on the back....its was soo much ...
...farm we lifted it over.... it fitted in the audi estate car so we could take it to a friend quad bike course with ease. I fell of this bike so many times but never got anything more than a scratch cos your soo close to the ground u tilt 30 degrees n your kne is on the floor.....if the bike falls on you its not going to break your legs.....excelunto for kiddies.... even if did ride it without supervision it is soo important that if youve got kids ...

simple_sarah 23.12.2003 · Read full review
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