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Looking at CR125 stuff on eBay and somehow ran across this KX109 if anyone is looking for a bike for their kid. Pretty bad ass. Only $8,000. lol
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Kawasaki-KX-Kawasaki-KX109-Full-Pro-Circuit-Factory-Caliber-Super-Mini-18-000-00-Invested-/170961452452?pt=US_motorcycles&hash=item27ce18bda4
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Kawasaki-KX-Kawasaki-KX109-Full-Pro-Circuit-Factory-Caliber-Super-Mini-18-000-00-Invested-/170961452452?pt=US_motorcycles&hash=item27ce18bda4
https://youtu.be/aN7yBr1ppfg?rel=0
This bike gives me wood!
$1500 for a stroked and balanced crank..................really. Mine cost $250.
Is it a 112 or 109? Parts list says 112, stickers and post topic says 109. 109 = stroked 100 no boring, 112 = bore and stroke. Bike says 109 but lists a cylinder bore cost.
Love the decal works stickers saying 2013 109.
2006 supermini is about $2500 to $3000.
This guys prices are so over-valued its pethetic. $48 for the specs for jetting, you can get them free from the pro-circuit website and jets are about 5 bucks.
List the graphics costs 3 different times and most of the $18000 grand is LABOR.
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@MotoX85 I didn't really read into the details about the bike, but I agree about it being pricey. Like I said, I was just browsing around looking at some 125s and this popped up, thought it was worth a look. Seems like there's always a few guys at the track with the sickest bikes but no idea how to ride. I hate seeing parents push their kids into any sport because it's what the parent wants and the kid just does it to satisfy his parents and not for the love of the sport. Hard to be successful if you don't love what you're doing, and in the end, the kids quits because he doesn't love it and often times his parents are disappointed, so it's a lose lose for everyone involved.
https://youtu.be/Xs8Cq9qiu4A?rel=0
...and here is the 60, 80, and its bigger brothers
Definitely cool
Well his ebay name is kenkaplancomputers, so Ken Kaplan. Anyone know a mini rider w/ that last name?
He claims they spent 80k on racing last year, I guess mini parents are nuts!
Nice bikes, beyond overpriced and his price lists are screwed up. Some parts had labor prices 2 times for it. Who pinstripes a swing arm? He seems a bit full of himself in the listings and video's.
A local vet pro overheard him and told him that , No matter how much money his dad has,he cant buy your talent.
That might be the case with this guy.
Here is an article on the family...
http://www.nemamx.com/yearend12standings.html
Pit Row
from transworldmx
In the world of amateur motocross, Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo is the next big thing. With support from Pro Circuit equal to that of the professional racers, AC is on the path to success at a very young age. We recently got the chance to photograph his Supermini KX112 and quickly learned that it’s as close to a factory racer as a mini bike rider can get. AC is currently making the transition to a KX125, but he still competes in the Supermini class. Last week, Adam won the Supermini and 125cc Two-Stroke Mod Championships at Oak Hill in Texas. Check out the photos below, though, for an inside look at his very impressive KX112.
Cianciarulo's Supermini KX112 is as close to a factory machine as you can get in the amateur ranks. The bike has kit suspension on it, a fully modified motor, and countless aftermarket accesseries.
The wheels on Adam's bike aren't stock and built to withstand the punishment that a top mini racer exerts on the equipment like Adam does.
As is the case with the shock on Adam's bike, the forks are Pro Circuit kit forks and provide much more adjustability than stock. The forks also have all the same coatings as the forks on the bikes of the professional PC race team.
The rear shock is basically a miniature works shock similar to that found on the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki machines. This shock provides much more adjustability than stock with high and low speed compression and rebound adjustability.
The motor is built by Mitch Payton to produce a ton of power. The 112cc machine also has a 450cc radiator on it to help with keeping the motor cool.
He is one of those guys that likes everyone to know how much he is spending on everything.
Nothing wrong with spending your oney on moto toys
As someone already pointed out though you can spend all day on bike parts.....can't buy talent.
And yeah he is smoking something good if he thinks that bike is worth $8K....lmao.
$4,000 tops.
Below are some pics of our race bikes for Jordan Bailey and Brock Papi:
We are also in the process of building 2 supermini bikes for Challen Tennant that i will post pics up to show what a real KTM supermini race bike is suppose to look like!
Ours had twin chamber forks like big bike, custom shock body with a gazillion adjustments and 2mm larger shock shaft.
Had a TDC 2 Stroke Performance motor I'd have put up against anybody, all stroke std bore to 112cc.
Talent? Enough to have fun be safe and not embarrass himself with the national kids.
nema series is far from nesc in these parts too.
people can spend all the money they want, but don't lie about it to try to sell something from people. The bike looks cool, but it isn't practical to ride a museum piece.
Trust me I dont hate on any kid because everybody has to start out as a beginer. I would be willing to bet money that I help more local kids then you do. I'm the last guy that you will be negative to any kid.
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