each ped has its charateristics. i like how my G3 was so well balanced and felt solid at top speed.
magnums ride great too
but so far nothing can beat the way my pinto handles,it is so responsive but yet stable at high speeds.
just wonder wats the most solid yet responsive ped you have rode.
My mono-shock pinto by far, then my MB5 (doesn't really count), then my G3.
Honda NC50 is by far the sketchiest right along side QT's and FA's or anything with little (<16") wheels.
I've found that it makes a huge difference in who put the bike together. I feel like my bikes are always real solid, and I've ridden other peoples bikes of the same make and they feel sketcher. Correctly set bearing and properly aligned parts make up a huge part in the way a bike will ride.
I love my Ciao it weighs nothing, its tinny, torquey and variated, and the hard tail means there is no slush between you and the road.
I third the Pinto movement. Wonderful bike!
Don't get me wrong. I love the Pinto probably my favorite Puch, but mostly for aesthetics, I've never owned one though. Tube frames are good.
i haven't really ridden too many peds but from my experience, my little brother's maxi is sketchy at high speeds but really frickin nimble in the corners. the maxi city 216chris has is stable, well balanced, comfortable, and easily maneuvered. But my a3 is the perfect blend of high speed stability and corner-tearing flick-of-the-wrist nimbleness for me. drag bars definitely help.
^ I have drag bars, they are pretty wide, but I think that having your wrists rolled down would be better for dynamic riding. I mean nobody in Motto GP is running flat bars. They do look sick though.
With the low bars, tougher rear suspension, and longer Kriedler seat my maxi feels amazing. The whole thing feels so solid that even at 50+mph I take it around curves with no hesitation. Check the the pic on my profile. Low profile and similar to a rigid yet easier on the back with the heavy duty suspension. Highly recomended. My girl and I cruised the entire FL rally doubles no prob.
yes they did. very cool.
rigid 40t
Puch-Hero Turbo Sport.
i think its basically a all cast aluminum korado frame.
ill suspension, and amazing handling.
as for throttle response, derbi flat reed engines take it.
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