Kymco K-Pipe 125

[mrzuzzo]

A used ninja 250 is a shit pitbike.

Oh yeah? Tell me more about how this piece of trash is better than a Ninja 250.

 

[matty]

So I've been window shopping pitbike options, something cheap, small, light to throw in the back of the truck for mobility at trackday/race weekends or camping + street legal would be great.

Oh yeah? Tell me more about how this piece of trash is better than a Ninja 250.

Op is looking for a pit bike / hoon machine which is exactly what a 370lb ninja is not. The Kymco on the other hand, may just fit that bill.

 

[mototireguy]

Oh yeah? Tell me more about how this piece of trash is better than a Ninja 250.

True, it's not better than a Kaw Ex250 for the street.

The K-Pipe was just a possible option to fill the need/want for a cheap/small/light pit/campsite bike with bonus points for also being street legal.

Unless one falls into my lap for $600 I'm kind of losing enthusiasm for the K-Pipe, it was just a passing option.

My focus is now evolving to something in the Suz DR200 or Yam XT225 category. Not micro-bikes but a small/light pit/campsite that's street legal. Shame the Yam TTR125 type bikes are not street legal.

 

[frozenuts]

Oh yeah? Tell me more about how this piece of trash is better than a Ninja 250.

As a pitbike? Better riding position, lighter, much more maneuverable, you can come to a complete stop without pulling the clutch in.

The ninja 250 is a shit pitbike.