I found a great bike but is it reliable?

Question

Hey all i found this great bike but i need to know is it reliable and where could i get parts?? also the link is below

http://www.bikepoint.com.au/DesktopDefault.aspx?UsedBikeID=2426290&TabID=3424

Answer 1

Well.... the engine architecture reminds me of a Honda, so it is essentially a clone of a popular manufacturer.  Taiwan Golden Bee or TGB for short is a new generation manufacturer who makes and exports bikes.  From the fit and finish, it looks like an attractive machine and a two year old model should be a safe bet, if available at an attractive price point.  Your dealer is the best source for parts and service.  If you get some honest answers, it would be worth the effort.  If you do not want to risk it, then stick to products made by the big 4.  Honda, Yamaha, Sukuki, Kawasaki.  Good Luck.

Answer 2

TGB have a fairly good rputation. If you do regular maintenance on it i would assume that it would be reliable.

Spare parts are available from any dealer who sells TGB motorcycles.

Answer 3

I heard bad things about that bike. I bought mine over at http://www.xtrememinimotors.com and I got an amazing bike at a great price. PLus the sales guy i talked to hooked me up with free parts for a year!! Its totally worth checking out!

Answer 4

eh?...do u wear glasses?...DONT BUY IT...there a pile of poo....buy a know make not that ..PLEASE....

Answer 5

You didn't find a great bike, you found a cheap bike. Just look at all the posts here from folks that bought a Chinese knock-off like this and cannot find parts. Reliability is questionable at best, and you can almost be sure that parts will be hard if not impossible to get down the road. I know the allure of a new shiny bike for that price is hard to pass up, but I honestly think you will regret the purchase. A used Japanese bike would be a much better choice.

Answer 6

Depending what sort you're wanting to get, my cousin had lately got a Ninja 07 Model for a cheap price of 12 Grand, best buying a good worth able motorbike then spending over $70 on petrol

Hope this has help you mate.