braaap

whats the go with these bikes?

any good?
what suspension they run?

tell me your thoughts and opinions!

they seem pricey, wanna be bloody good. you'll think
??????????

They have 3rd party metal testing. So the metal quality is better. Where other manufactures don't test there metals, so some bikes might come out stronger or better quality then others. So all braaaps are the same great standard. They use there own forks, never rode a new one. I have an '07 braaap pro. Frames are awesome.

If someone would like to prove me wrong about there better quality metals and gear boxes I have an old braaap motor I'm about to upgrade to a new braaap motor, so you can buy the old motor off me and try smash it if you like:P

Oh and french people run the factory no dodgy china men! I dunno if french people are any better... ha ha

I could go on all day because I actually like how much braaap support there customers and the sport. But if you wanna know more about all the specs of the bikes go to braaap | mini bikes, pitbikes, scooters mini moto gear or email the owner of the hole company his really nice brad@braaap.com.au

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most around these parts are not a fan of them due to the price and the way brad
goes about selling them


i myself ride a braaap and i think there a great bike and brad a great guy


at the end of the day no matter what bike ya buy call in to the braaap shop.
and join the braaap club (no need to have a braaap bike to do so)
the club over there needs support to get the track and racing under way

EDIT rach beat me to it
just do as she said

the maestro actually run dnm forks!

i think they are a good bike! i wouldnt spend 4gs on one though!

and a DNM shock the forks are no longer stock
braaap have changed the valves in them

bahahaha listen to rach she wouldn't lie to ya!

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I wouldn't get one coz they have a pink logo that says braaap

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Rides:

2010 Ciniworx CXZ175

wrt to pink logo , you can have any colour sticker kit you can think of so u dont even have to have pink anywhere on your bike...in saying that I have kept mine original black/pink and you do get a few comments at the track like " is that one of those braaap's - awesome!"

I have a braaap pro 125 and it rocks! , I'm a older dude and have only being riding for around 6 months or so, I dont think I would have got into the mini-mx scene without braaap, their after sales support is IMO the best around, Brad and the rest of the braaap team eat and breath mini-mx 24hrs a day !! and that for me is worth the premium price you pay...I'm looking at upgrading to a Maestro 150 in the next couple of months...

starting to think Braaap is Tasmanian for HOMO.like who wants to ride a fart machine...

the quality of the bikes are pretty good from what iv heard
but yeah price wise there a little high...
but then again Brad is poring a heap of money into the sport..

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Well put Majobie, I've ridden and raced a Maestro 150 for the last 18 months, it has taken a fair bit of punishment and it has served me well! The braaap team are always happy to listen to any problems I might have and are always looking at ways to make their bikes faster and stronger.

Don't know what would make you start to think Braaap is Tasmanian for HOMO sean01? Definately nothing "HOMO" about me or any of my mates that ride Braaaps. Strange comment!