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Rick · 08-12-2006, 09:20 PM

I know $300 wont get me a very good/fast pocket bike, but this is all I am spending on one. I just want to be able to have the fastest bike possible for $300. I'm not sure whether I should just buy a stock bike for that much, or buy a cheaper bike a save the extra $ for performance parts. My friend can get me this bike http://www.forsalechoices.com/Pocket-Bikes-PB06.htm for $100, its a cheap bike and a relatively slow one. Do you guys think I should get the bike from my friend and use the extra $ for upgrades, or do any of you have a better bike in mind? And remember, if I get a bike online, shipping cost will also be deducted from my cash limit. Therefore, it may better to just get the bike from my friend. I have no clue though, thats why I am asking.

Thanks
-Rick

08-12-2006, 09:20 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rick Pocketbike Beginner Join Date: Jul 2006 My Gallery Real Name: Rick Posts: 13	$300 limit for a pocket bike I know $300 wont get me a very good/fast pocket bike, but this is all I am spending on one. I just want to be able to have the fastest bike possible for $300. I'm not sure whether I should just buy a stock bike for that much, or buy a cheaper bike a save the extra $ for performance parts. My friend can get me this bike http://www.forsalechoices.com/Pocket-Bikes-PB06.htm for $100, its a cheap bike and a relatively slow one. Do you guys think I should get the bike from my friend and use the extra $ for upgrades, or do any of you have a better bike in mind? And remember, if I get a bike online, shipping cost will also be deducted from my cash limit. Therefore, it may better to just get the bike from my friend. I have no clue though, thats why I am asking. Thanks -Rick