Want review on pulse adrenaline 125cc

[motojay]

Would like to know if pulse adrenaline is any good,
thinking off getting one soon, what's seat height and what engine?

[katoom]

I'd stick to the known brands to be safe. Never heard of them.

[Roundy]

Originally Posted by katoom

I'd stick to the known brands to be safe. Never heard of them.

x2 parts for no-name bikes can often be hard to source, then there may be reliability issues etc

[bigs#8]

Originally Posted by katoom

I'd stick to the known brands to be safe. Never heard of them.

X2

[jayzee]

pulse adrenaline's are simalar to sinnis apache,which are chinese supermoto's,which mcn reviewed as quite good bikes for the money,think they have a copy suzuki gs/dr 125 engine,so never gonna be that quick,tap in mcn in google to see what they said about em,you are better of though with something you have heard of,even though i own an ajp pr4 200 enduro bike that not many people have heard of,but thats me

[Random PandaX78]

They have a sister company called lexmoto. Seen that pulse, a few others and lexmotos in the flesh. They are not that bad.


Also my dad works for MCN and says they are good value bikes.

[jellybaby]

Originally Posted by jayzee

even though i own an ajp pr4 200 enduro bike that not many people have heard of,but thats me

Brilliant bikes the AJP. the guy that ownes the field I ride in has 2 of them and he's 82 I have found they are pretty quite too.

[JordyRoo]

they look quite well built to be fair. there was 2 goin round my end, i had go on it & it seemed ok for the road.

i wouldnt pay too much for one though

[andyovls8]

i had the superbyke rmr and tbf it was good however it developed a few problems that i just couldnt get rid of but overall not bad but for the price just go jap

[phil.s]

the pulse and the sinnis are the same bike i had a sinnis and found it to be the same as any other cheap ch in k bike the engine is a suzuki gs copy but the have a common problem of tapping there nuts of and getting very hot and no matter what you do to them there the same there not that fast and the rear drive is a cush drive system on most of them so the rubbers tend to perish as its a cheap rubber then you end up with a loose sprocket also the front forks on most are a crap gold anodizing that goes a manky colour in the sun you also need to put decent bars on if you get one new first thing i would do is ask for £20 of so you can go buy decnt bolts for the thing as if anything goes wrong it takes forever to take bits of to replace them.
my advice after having a few of these cheap bikes is spend a bit more and get a decent known brand but if you are gonna go down the ch i nk route then go with a megelli there based down south made by the guys who make thumpstar and parts are available at sld.uk i had the SM version but again cheap crap nuts and bolts round of and take forever to remove so invest in some good stainless bits that can be taken of.