View Poll Results: do you stunt a financed bike?
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who here stunts a financed bike?
10-01-2005, 11:35 AM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
Originally Posted by catach42
not only would i never stunt a financed bike i would never finance a bike. if u cant afford it right when u buy it dont do it
10-01-2005, 12:01 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
I was stunting mine when I owed about 4500 on it and it got so thrashed from stuntin that when I got hit by someone I blamed all the damage on them and got the bike paid off.........oh yeah
10-01-2005, 12:02 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
Another little tip you might want to consider. If you do start to stunt it and it still has a warranty, 1. Don't let the dealership see you stunt. 2, If you have warranty work done (motor, etc) If the bike shows signs of stunting they most likely won't homor the warranty.
Had a buddy that blew his motor mid-wheelie took it to the dealership for warranty and he had to fight to get the warranty to cover it. and his bike wasn't crunchy at all. But they said the motor locking up was do to oil starvation from wheelies. Funny thing was it wasn't but like 2 blocks long. lol
Had a buddy that blew his motor mid-wheelie took it to the dealership for warranty and he had to fight to get the warranty to cover it. and his bike wasn't crunchy at all. But they said the motor locking up was do to oil starvation from wheelies. Funny thing was it wasn't but like 2 blocks long. lol
10-01-2005, 01:45 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
it is not the best idea to stunt a financed bike but for all of us that dont come up on enought cash to buy a bike straight out.... its the only way!!! personally i owe about 9500 on mine and it has been trashed 3 times... if you dont have it in you to stunt what u have... finaced or not... you might as well sell your bike (pay it off) and get off this fourm!!! for all the people that stunt there financed bikes... just be smart... get theft insurance... haha
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10-02-2005, 01:26 AM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
Originally Posted by DavidR3
it is not the best idea to stunt a financed bike but for all of us that dont come up on enought cash to buy a bike straight out.... its the only way!!! personally i owe about 9500 on mine and it has been trashed 3 times... if you dont have it in you to stunt what u have... finaced or not... you might as well sell your bike (pay it off) and get off this fourm!!!
10-02-2005, 11:41 AM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
how in the hell does someone afford a bike with cash? unless you still live with your mommy and daddy 
i still owe like $2500 on my stunt bike but its in pretty nice shape, and i owe $ 3 g's on another bike but its nice ( doesnt get stunted) full coverage on both $65 a month for both bikes :YEAH
but considering most people live normal lives and have bills of there own, i dont know many people who can pay cash for everything unless they got one hell of a job
but i do have 5 vehicles
i still owe like $2500 on my stunt bike but its in pretty nice shape, and i owe $ 3 g's on another bike but its nice ( doesnt get stunted) full coverage on both $65 a month for both bikes :YEAH but considering most people live normal lives and have bills of there own, i dont know many people who can pay cash for everything unless they got one hell of a job
but i do have 5 vehicles
10-02-2005, 02:15 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
also i guess it depends wat ur talkin about for a bike. we talkin a $3500 loan or a $11000 loan? i wouldnt do either but payin 11g's for a bike to stunt is just dumb, or even $9k for a new 600.
so BETO my advice, save up enough money to cover wat u owe on top of wat ur bike is worth and sell it. even if u have to take out a $3500 loan to buy a clean title stunt bike, its still better than owing $8gs on a piece of ****
so BETO my advice, save up enough money to cover wat u owe on top of wat ur bike is worth and sell it. even if u have to take out a $3500 loan to buy a clean title stunt bike, its still better than owing $8gs on a piece of ****
10-02-2005, 03:04 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
Originally Posted by catach42
also i guess it depends wat ur talkin about for a bike. we talkin a $3500 loan or a $11000 loan? i wouldnt do either but payin 11g's for a bike to stunt is just dumb, or even $9k for a new 600.
so BETO my advice, save up enough money to cover wat u owe on top of wat ur bike is worth and sell it. even if u have to take out a $3500 loan to buy a clean title stunt bike, its still better than owing $8gs on a piece of ****
so BETO my advice, save up enough money to cover wat u owe on top of wat ur bike is worth and sell it. even if u have to take out a $3500 loan to buy a clean title stunt bike, its still better than owing $8gs on a piece of ****
10-02-2005, 03:54 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
you gotta be out of your mind to stunt that 636..i rode FHL's 05 and it was a piece of **** for stunting..sure it came up but they have a long *** wheel base,no real spot to mount a 12 bar,the upper stay is like plastic and the whole bike feels like wheeliing it will make it fall apart..its a smooth bike but sucks for stunting
10-02-2005, 04:59 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
Originally Posted by DoodleF4i
you gotta be out of your mind to stunt that 636..i rode FHL's 05 and it was a piece of **** for stunting..sure it came up but they have a long *** wheel base,no real spot to mount a 12 bar,the upper stay is like plastic and the whole bike feels like wheeliing it will make it fall apart..its a smooth bike but sucks for stunting
10-03-2005, 02:46 PM
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Re: who here stunts a financed bike?
Originally Posted by catach42
also i guess it depends wat ur talkin about for a bike. we talkin a $3500 loan or a $11000 loan? i wouldnt do either but payin 11g's for a bike to stunt is just dumb, or even $9k for a new 600.
so BETO my advice, save up enough money to cover wat u owe on top of wat ur bike is worth and sell it. even if u have to take out a $3500 loan to buy a clean title stunt bike, its still better than owing $8gs on a piece of ****
so BETO my advice, save up enough money to cover wat u owe on top of wat ur bike is worth and sell it. even if u have to take out a $3500 loan to buy a clean title stunt bike, its still better than owing $8gs on a piece of ****
Same thing Im doing, took a 2500$ loan out, for my new F4i. The reason I bought it is for stunting, and I just started paying on the loan this week. So, I got a long ways to go on it, I just graduated HighSchool in May, and workin on getting into college for spring, so not like I have cash just lying around.
And I only make 9.50 an hour right now, so I know if I can afford all my bills, and still have 2 bikes, others can do it too.
