Opinions on Cagllari Dealer

[Low Output]

My birthday is coming up and I thought I might spoil myself (which I almost never do) with a Cagllari. That would give me something to have fun on while all my projects are in the works....or on hold.

I've only found a couple of dealers that look half way legit:
www.minipocketrockts.com
www.usapocketbikes.com

Has anyone purchased from them before? Or heard anything about them?

Thanks!

Rupert

 

[Rotore]

go for an x7 they are alot better then a caglliari and more comfortable

 

[Imbo]

ive actually been doin research fror a week now. im thinking about gettin one for my birthday(June 12) and so far minipocketrockets.com is looking a little more legit....ive seen people coment and it seems that its the upper of the two. and for 230$ witrh shipping cant go wrong...good luck

 

[solomon]

minipocketrockets.com is where i ordered mine. They don't go 47+ mph though

 

[KieranM]

the cags are the smallest and cheapest of the pocket bikes, as solomon said they wont do 47 out of the box, if you change reeds, buy big bore kit and racing exhaust ect you may reach 47. They are about 30mph stock, but that is fast enough for something that is not the best quality.

The best of these bikes are the lucky7s they have a stronger frame and are stronger generly. The mta3 cags have a shock at the back and are bigger than the common mta2.

Be warned though, its very hard to find a good one, thay carry the lable of finding a new problem every day. Im finally getting mine to the standard that i want. They are easy to work on if you have a basic understanding of 2 stroke engines.

I have done alot of work on these bikes so if you have any questions just ask.

Heres a link to a few dealers and and which ones are best.

http://www.pocketbikeplanet.com/f194/


luck 7

http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachments/other-items-sale-trade-wanted-buy/432502d1237844546-lucky-7-pocket-bike-fs-trade-pocket-bike-027.jpg

 

[Imbo]

i have been looking around for these "lucky 7s" it seems they dont make them anymore but the raptor from mpr is the closest thing to it...it even says its got the cad and stronget tri frame

 

[Low Output]

KieranM: I see the difference in the frame design with the lucky 7... looks like there's some extra reinforcement on the rear that the Cagllari doesn't have. That frame design looks similar to the "Raptor" sold by MPR... maybe it would be worth the extra 60 bucks or so.

 

[Low Output]

And it just occured to me that Imbo pretty much said the same thing.

 

[Imbo]

haha npnp Low

 

[KieranM]

the raptor is a lighter bike and is designed for more speed, but is generally the same as normal cags.

 

[Imbo]

know anywhere they sell lucky 7s?

 

[KieranM]

not off hand, i will have a look for you. Did you search down through that link of sellers?

 

[KieranM]

tsunami bikes sell the lucky 7.

http://www.tsunamibike.com/page/page/2331926.htm

 

[Imbo]

Good work on finding that chief. Do you know how much better a lucky is than a cag or other mpr bikes?

 

[KieranM]

there made stronger, they have extra support and have a removable swingarm.

 

[Imbo]

Aight thx big guy. You were a great help

 

[KieranM]

no bother

 

[Imbo]

yo hate to bother u but ii hear tht people who lets say buy the raptor end up geting the gp rs-r as a "complementary" upgrade. yet people say its a downgrade. its got a suspension and all so wats so downgrading about it