Showing posts with label mini moto spares. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini moto spares. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 June 2018

Mini Moto's Sale





Take advantage of our latest hot offers! Our "Mini" range of Quads, Motos, Motards and Dirt Bikes. Designed for track racing and packed with the latest features! Mini Motos are inexpensive to purchase and maintain.


FunBikes 49cc Kids Mini Quad Bike
This pocket-sized, pocket priced gem is simply fabulous fun! This quad has been specifically developed and improved for long-lasting quality and reliability. This bike includes safety features such as restrictable throttle for speed control, to keep your little ones safe as they learn. Available in 6 colours to choose from!
Buy Now    Only £239


FunBikes MXR 50cc 61cm Kids Mini Dirt Motorbike
The perfect starter 50cc kids motorbike! This mini dirt bike has plenty of zip for that excited junior adrenalin seeker. Designed to be very simple to ride, it's fully automatic, so just twist the throttle and go. This bike is very stylish and is available in 8 different colours!
    Only £239



FunBikes MT4A 50cc 46cm Mini Moto Racing Bike
This is one of the best MT4A series bikes that you can buy and have been designed and built with the enthusiast in mind, with quality being checked at every stage of production. Available in 6 striking racing colours.
  Only £179



FunBikes MB 43cm 250w Electric Kids Monkey Bike
This new Funbikes Kids Monkey Bike takes things to a new cheeky fun level for the junior rider, and has to be the ultimate kid’s e-bike! This lively bike has a large 250-watt motor and can reach speeds of up to 20kph! Available in 5 stunning bright colours.
    Only £225


Friday, 8 March 2013

NEW IN - MT4A Mini Moto Race Bikes

If you’re a lover of mini moto bikes then hold up as we have a huge selection of new mini moto race bikes in stock this month!
Mini Moto 50cc - Fila Racing - MT4A

As the number one supplier and retailer of mini motos, it comes as no surprise that we know a thing or two about the bikes. First of all the clue is in the title for what you should expect, mini motos are scaled down racing bikes which both children and adults can operate.  Designed for track racing, these bikes are a lot of fun but are also relatively cheap to purchase and maintain.

Starting with the basics, the new range of MT4A bikes have a 2 stroke 49cc engine which on average gives you a top speed of 30-35MPH so despite them being small you can expect a lot of power!  The new models also sports new features such as replica moto GP race-craft frames, race tyres which can handle both damp and dry conditions with ease and newly designed painted fairings.

Mini Moto 50cc - Repsol Racing - MT4A

If you’re a bit of a speed freak then you can easily DOUBLE the power that these moto’s pack with a slight tuning modification, by doing so you’ll definitely feel a substantial change in speed. 

The price tag for this series is only £179.00, but without question the quality is unsurpassed by any other mini moto pocket bike costing under £200.

You can rest assured when we say that this is one of the best MT42A series available on the current market, built and designed with the enthusiast in mind you can expect perfection. You can shop the new MT4A collection online now at Fun Bikes.

Friday, 10 December 2010

Pit Bike Spares

Originally pit bikes were used for moving around the staging area or pit of motocross races (hence the name), however, since 2001 pit bikes gained a racing class of their own. The Honda Z50 was the original pit bike for accessing pit facilities during racing events. In 2001, a popular dirt bike movie, Crusty Demons of Dirt 3, depicted how the Z50 pit bike could jump bicycle ramps. Honda meanwhile was revamping the Z50 model to XR50 which sported a plastic fuel tank, single rear shock absorber, spoke wheels, and the redesign of frame and appearance.

As the popularity of pit bike motocross grew, business interests began upgrading aftermarket parts to make the pit bike more comfortable and powerful for heavier riders. Some of the parts include heavy duty suspensions, tall handlebars, larger seats, and big bore kits.

Kawasaki created the KLX110 in 2002 for the adult rider and had a greater top speed than the Honda XR50. Since it was created for the adult rider, it does not require the upgrades as the Honda, making it more economical and popular among the motocross enthusiasts. The sport now has pit bike race series throughout the United States. The leading contender in this series is Derek Costella, 2 time champion of the MiniMoto SX.

Production pit bikes became available in 2003 when the SDG Speed Mini was introduced by Xtreme Motor Corporation. In late 2004 USA Motortoys imported a bike called the Pitster Pro. Other companies currently offering pit motocross bikes are SDG Pit Bikes, SSR Motorsports, G2 Moto, Motovert TDK, and Piranha. Aftermarket parts are available for these bikes, too, from Fun Bikes.

Fun Bikes has an Internet based catalog (http://www.funbikes.co.uk/sc-Pit_Bike_Spares-14-0.aspx Pit bike) with a large selection of aftermarket parts for motocross pit bikes such as:
• Air filters
• Bearings
• Brake Calipers, pads, and disks
• Chains and sprockets
• Engine casings and covers
• Exhaust parts
• Gear levers and kick starts
• Pistons, rings, and cylinder heads
• Suspension frames and forks
• Wheels, tires, and inner tubes
The range of pit bike performance parts, spares and accessories makes Fun Bikes specialist suppliers of spare and performance parts for pit bikes. Free delivery and fast order filling makes our parts available to the motocross enthusiast within 24 hours in most situations.

Wednesday, 3 June 2009

A Beginners Guide to Pit Bikes and Mini Motos

For those new to the world of mini bikes, a pit bike is a small motorbike - originally used for travelling between the pits on race tracks. Today, they have gained popularity for being great fun, easy to ride motorcycles, often used in racing. Pit bikes started off life in the 60s before going through several design improvements to end up with the versatile bikes of today. Pit bikes are ideal for areas where space is a limiting factor, in addition to being much cheaper than an equivalent off-road full size motorbike.


These bikes vary in size and specifications, starting from as little as 4-5HP up to around 20HP. The 2-Stroke engines are high revving allowing for quick acceleration, which more than makes up for their lack of top speed (which does not make them suitable for road use). Their exceptionally small frame and lower power output make them ideal for kids wanting to have a go on a motorbike. The acceleration, simplicity and relative cheapness are what make these bikes so very fun to ride and has earned them their popularity today.


When choosing which bike to buy, it is important that the buyer ask themselves what they intend to use the bike for, i.e. serious racing, fun days, for kids etc. Pit bikes primarily differ in the power they offer, typically the more the more power a bike has to offer the more expensive it will be. A more expensive bike is also likely to have higher quality and more resilient parts, meaning the rider could ride it harder than a cheaper model.


Any newly purchased bike will come with an instruction manual from the manufacturer, it is imperative that the owner pay close attention to the startup procedures, run-in checks and maintenance guides. These will ensure the bike retains its top power levels as well as ensuring reliability. Mini bikes do not run on straight fuel, usually they will require mixing with specific oil in the ration of 25 parts fuel to 1 part oil, this is essential to ensure the engine is not damaged. Certain parts on these bikes can wear very quickly (many parts are designed like this purposefully) and so it is essential the owner become familiar with the functions of their bike and feel comfortable working on it. Fortunately, parts and spares for pit bikes are cheap compared to the equivalent for full size bikes.


Hopefully anybody thinking about buying a pit bike or mini moto has found this guide useful and will now feel more confident about their purchase. For those who already own a mini bike, you will find a wide choice of pit bike spares and parts at our online shop.

Tuesday, 16 December 2008

Mini Moto Parts and Spares

It’s all very well buying a mini moto but they do cost a fair amount, so when something goes wrong what do you do? Some people may consider taking the bike to a mechanic, but there is one problem parts and spares. Traditional mechanics for cars and bikes will have parts for cars and motorbikes but of course these will be too big for a mini moto.

Funbikes have the solution to this problem as they sell mini moto spares and parts for all the mini motos and bikes that they sell. Hopefully you won’t need a spare as the bikes are quality and safety checked before shipping and posting so they are in full working order. If spares are needed then there are all sorts of parts available at funbikes. To give you a better idea let us look at the types of mini moto spares available.
Funbikes stock spares for mini motos, mini dirt bikes, midi motos, origami b1s, pit bikes, quadards and quadbikes.

The parts and spares on offer are useful for both maintenance and a full fix of the bike. The parts and spares include air filters, bearings, brake parts, cables, carburettors, chains and sprockets, clutch parts, engine casings, mini moto engines, exhausts, fairing and bodywork, foot pegs, frames and forks, fuel systems, gaskets, oil, lubricant, pistons, pull start rings, radiator, quadard spark plugs, throttles, wheels and tyres.

So if you need to repair your mini moto then Funbikes have all the parts and spares you need