My new sunL Kung Fu 250cc sportbike

bdavison · 05-22-2009, 01:09 AM

Here's a photo of me on my new Kung Fu 250. Fantastic bike.
If your considering this bike, it does require a little bit of finesse to make it perfect.

I bought it from Town & Country Motorsports in Warner Robins GA for $1500 new off the showroom floor. Which in my opinion was a heck of a deal.

When I first rode it, the plastics were quite noisy, producing a buzz at certain RPMs. I corrected this by disassembling the nose end of the bike, and putting foam between all the spots that were vibrating on each other. The buzz is now gone, and its all quiet now.

The next thing I did was I had a airleak in the intakes from the carbs which caused it to surge at around 5000rpms. I think the air leak was caused by dry rot in the rubber compound. I just wrapped the intakes with some high temp rubber, and presto....problem solved. You could of course order new intakes if you really wanted to. They are around 12 bucks a piece.

The parts for the bike are DIRT cheap. www.motosportsparts.com has parts for nearly every china bike out there.

If you have any questions about this bike, just let me know.

05-22-2009, 01:09 AM	#1
bdavison Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 26	My new sunL Kung Fu 250cc sportbike Here's a photo of me on my new Kung Fu 250. Fantastic bike. If your considering this bike, it does require a little bit of finesse to make it perfect. I bought it from Town & Country Motorsports in Warner Robins GA for $1500 new off the showroom floor. Which in my opinion was a heck of a deal. When I first rode it, the plastics were quite noisy, producing a buzz at certain RPMs. I corrected this by disassembling the nose end of the bike, and putting foam between all the spots that were vibrating on each other. The buzz is now gone, and its all quiet now. The next thing I did was I had a airleak in the intakes from the carbs which caused it to surge at around 5000rpms. I think the air leak was caused by dry rot in the rubber compound. I just wrapped the intakes with some high temp rubber, and presto....problem solved. You could of course order new intakes if you really wanted to. They are around 12 bucks a piece. The parts for the bike are DIRT cheap. www.motosportsparts.com has parts for nearly every china bike out there. If you have any questions about this bike, just let me know.
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