GY-8 in Martinsburg?

[elroyjetsn]

Passed a camo gy on Queen Street yesterday. Could have been something else, some guys here like painting their vehicles camo for hunting with. Didn't get a very good look.

[culcune]

Could have been a Vento Mountrack 200. This bike is no longer available through Vento, but was a rebadged Zongshen Sierra 200, and had a camo option.

[elroyjetsn]

Originally Posted by culcune

Could have been a Vento Mountrack 200. This bike is no longer available through Vento, but was a rebadged Zongshen Sierra 200, and had a camo option.

The one thing that stuck with me was that the primary color was a flat deep green if that fits the Vento.

[culcune]

OK, go to www.vento.com and when the countries are offered, click on Mexico, click below the animation, which I think is roughly translated as "skip introduction," go to 'productos' and they have a sample of the Mountrack's coloring in a photo--I can't link it directly here, but click on the above site link.

[elroyjetsn]

Originally Posted by culcune

OK, go to www.vento.com and when the countries are offered, click on Mexico, click below the animation, which I think is roughly translated as "skip introduction," go to 'productos' and they have a sample of the Mountrack's coloring in a photo--I can't link it directly here, but click on the above site link.

Yes, that would be a good possibility for the bike i saw. Are those prices Pesos? How does that exchange in US? Interesting, a camo bike with street tires.

[culcune]

The local Mexican towns here prefer dollars, so I never have to deal in pesos. I think it's roughly 10 pesos to 1 dollar, but I could be mistaken--keep in mind that bikes are generally more expensive in Mexico, so if I remember, that bike is over the equivalent of $3k US.