They look like they will do the job. Great pic by the way! Iwill have to attempt a similar fix. Did you measure to find the right contact points or shoot from the hip?

drdage

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: sillyman

i just recieved 3 vbikes 300cc thunders on fri. they were all crated poorely. one atv was damaged pretty badly. i did not get a chance to uncrate them yet. i will inform all of you soon as i uncrate them.



dose anyone know who the maunufacturer is of vbikes? dose vbike have a website?</end quote></div>


sillyman, have you gotten your bikes together ?Waiting to hear whats going on with your situation.Hope its working out for you.

 

the endero looks nice let us know how it runs and rides .......if it holds up good I might think about getting one with the price of gas going up might be a cheap way to save some gas...

 

drdage wrote: They look like they will do the job. Great pic by the way! Iwill have to attempt a similar fix. Did you measure to find the right contact points or shoot from the hip?

drdage



Hi. I used ballistic putty on the four points on the bottom of the seats raised support pads to come up with about 1/8 + inch. the average measure of the putty (difficult to measure)was about .150 to .180 inch with out my full body weight. This told me that more than a thin pad was needed. I had 1/8 thick rubber square pading that came with my Marshin 250 MXT as battery pads that I didn't need to use. This was my pad material to cut from.

Added; The pads are glued to the oval raised areas already on the bottom of the seat and meant as supports.

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thanks bren,I will keep you posted.

 

Does anyone know where I can get parts for my 250 cc vbike? Any help is appreciated