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My 8yr old daughter would like a motorbike to mess around on at home ( not on the roads ie an offload bike )there are some on lazada but at the 6 to 7000 baht range with pullstart engines

 

Not sure how these Chinese made bikes are , Has anyone got one or knows someone  who has one ? Are they any good   ? Or does anyone  know where else you could get any decent ones ( price isn't too much of an issue as I'd much rather pay a bit for a good one than cheap for a piece of s##t )

 

I have attached an example of the kind that are on lazada

 

 

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They are usually called "pocket bike", if you Google this you will find more information.

It's a chainsaw or lawnmower engine popped into a cheap bike frame, you get what you pay for of course.

For driving some rounds on a farm it's probably OK, how long it will last has to be seen ????

 

The smallest "proper bike" which I know of and is widely available would be the Kawasaki KSR110, but probably still way too big for a 8 year old, so such a pocket bike might be an option.

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Posted
31 minutes ago, thaiscot said:

have attached an example of the kind that are on lazada

Search Lazada Minimoto off road bikes. 

The 49cc 2 stroke engines are so easy to maintain if it's pull start no worries.

My son was riding a minimoto track bike at 4 years old in UK. 

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12 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Why not wait a couple of years, then she can ride a real bike on the real roads?    LOL

Lots of experts learned on closed roads or private property when they were too young to get a license.

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49 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Neighbors...if you have any are going to love this idea!!!

Get an electric one, no noise.

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If you could find an old Honda Chaly that might work but I don't think less than 7500.

When daughter gets fed up you can ride it to 7-Eleven.

 

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