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culcune · 12-03-2009, 07:52 PM

What engine do the bigger bikes use? Are they manufactured by CCM (the bigger ones). I like their retro line, btw

http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/imag...r-40-large.png

It seems like they actually circle track race the c-xr230 Chinese bike...

"C-XR230: 3 in 1: This superb lightweight multi purpose model has proven its pedigree with its success at the British national shorttrack series. The C-XR230 is excellent value for money, offering an enduro, supermoto and entry level MX machine in one punchy package, which comes with the luxury of an electric start as standard. The CXR230 is now E3 Homologated."

I wonder if it's the same bike as the Canadian Saga enduro?

http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/c-xr230-e/index.php

I am still after the Pitster XTR250, which you guys also get, through CCM

http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/x-tr250/index.php

12-03-2009, 07:52 PM	#14
culcune Join Date: May 2006 Location: Yuma, Arizona Posts: 9,035	What engine do the bigger bikes use? Are they manufactured by CCM (the bigger ones). I like their retro line, btw http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/imag...r-40-large.png It seems like they actually circle track race the c-xr230 Chinese bike... "C-XR230: 3 in 1: This superb lightweight multi purpose model has proven its pedigree with its success at the British national shorttrack series. The C-XR230 is excellent value for money, offering an enduro, supermoto and entry level MX machine in one punchy package, which comes with the luxury of an electric start as standard. The CXR230 is now E3 Homologated." I wonder if it's the same bike as the Canadian Saga enduro? http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/c-xr230-e/index.php I am still after the Pitster XTR250, which you guys also get, through CCM http://www.ccmmotorcyclesuk.com/x-tr250/index.php
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