Jetmoto 250 or the Viva 300
Apr 9, 2007 | 09:32 PM
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Apr 10, 2007 | 12:45 PM
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Jetmoto 250 or the Viva 300
Hey outofline, glad you liked them. I was able to resize them with Microsoft Digital image, not sure how clear they are, but there they are.
I did want to mention one difference I noticed between your Jetmotos and my Roketas. On your videos it appears your chain is on the right side of the bike, mine are on the left side which would mean different engines. Also, my Roketas have drum brakes in front, disc in rear. I believe yours have disc in front and rear. Is that correct?
There are many interesting places to ride here. There have been some problems as of late however, people riding in the National forest in places they shouldn't be. I've read that people riding in the forest is now a bigger problem then people dumping trash in the forest if you can imagine anyone would do that. Idiots. And the fines for either are huge. Last I heard, if anyone is caught riding in the National forest the fine is about $1800 a mile. The ranger will determine the closest point of entry and fine accordingly. Thats a good thing, the wild turkeys are brooding now and some people have no thought of anything but what they want to do. There are places such as Petterson Mountain in the Eastern Rangers district of the Jefferson National forest where anyone can ride for free, but it is closed from March 15- June 16 for the land to heal and the turkeys to brood. As I said, it's free. Free to park, free to ride but there are some rules such as staying on the marked trails, wearing a helmet, no doubling, respect for other riders and nature, etc.. Common sense things really.
Sorry for getting so far off topic here. I know Brett was wanting a comparison between the Jetmoto and the Viva, I got sidelined somehow. At any rate, glad you liked the pics.
Steve
I did want to mention one difference I noticed between your Jetmotos and my Roketas. On your videos it appears your chain is on the right side of the bike, mine are on the left side which would mean different engines. Also, my Roketas have drum brakes in front, disc in rear. I believe yours have disc in front and rear. Is that correct?
There are many interesting places to ride here. There have been some problems as of late however, people riding in the National forest in places they shouldn't be. I've read that people riding in the forest is now a bigger problem then people dumping trash in the forest if you can imagine anyone would do that. Idiots. And the fines for either are huge. Last I heard, if anyone is caught riding in the National forest the fine is about $1800 a mile. The ranger will determine the closest point of entry and fine accordingly. Thats a good thing, the wild turkeys are brooding now and some people have no thought of anything but what they want to do. There are places such as Petterson Mountain in the Eastern Rangers district of the Jefferson National forest where anyone can ride for free, but it is closed from March 15- June 16 for the land to heal and the turkeys to brood. As I said, it's free. Free to park, free to ride but there are some rules such as staying on the marked trails, wearing a helmet, no doubling, respect for other riders and nature, etc.. Common sense things really.
Sorry for getting so far off topic here. I know Brett was wanting a comparison between the Jetmoto and the Viva, I got sidelined somehow. At any rate, glad you liked the pics.
Steve
Oct 24, 2007 | 09:13 PM
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Jetmoto 250 or the Viva 300
In case your still deciding Viva or Jetmoto. I have had both. Jetmoto is for kids or girls.
Viva on the other hand is pretty good. I would say its better quality. I have '05 apache250 5speed. Its clone of a Honda trx450r. I've placed honda parts on it. It rocks. Take off the Viva sticker and u couldnt tell its China. Althought parts are Japan.
I'm willing to sell it. Im movin on to RHINO. $2000 like new. tough, sturdy, strong.
Viva on the other hand is pretty good. I would say its better quality. I have '05 apache250 5speed. Its clone of a Honda trx450r. I've placed honda parts on it. It rocks. Take off the Viva sticker and u couldnt tell its China. Althought parts are Japan.
I'm willing to sell it. Im movin on to RHINO. $2000 like new. tough, sturdy, strong.
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