At Funbikes we provide a wide range of mini motos, midi motos and moto parts as well as bike spares, but now we also stock a variety of stunt scooters to quench your need for stunt riding.
We feature two types of Mashed Up Scooters in our collection, extreme and elite, these are for riders who enjoy performing tricks and stunt riding.
Extreme scooters differ from regular scooter products due the emphasis that is placed upon the weight and strengths of the bars and deck. This is so the scooter can handle the pressure that comes with performing tricks. The quality of the bearings and wheels are also of a higher standard to ensure safety and an easy riding experience.
Confidence also has to work alongside with the ability to perform stunts. That is why Mashed Up scooters are extremely durable so you can feel confident that your scooter will not break from underneath you!
Featured in our range of extreme scooters is the Mashed Up Extreme stunt scooter in blue. This striking scooter will certainly stand out from the crowd, this ride will provide you with an extreme way of riding. Made with stunting and performance in mind this extreme scooter is lightweight with ABEC 11 bearings and 110mm wheels.
If you are looking for a quality product that looks good but also preforms better, than this scooter is what you are looking for. The electric blue colour of this ride will definitely make a statement and priced at only £245 with same day dispatching you can’t afford to miss out on this!
The Mashed Up extreme scooter also comes in red so you can choose the look you want to go for! Both scooters are priced exactly the same it’s just down to you which ride you want to test the limits of. The only question is can you handle the extremeness of this scooter?
For more information check out our full range here or call us on 0844 8730 307.
Monday, 6 August 2012
Friday, 20 July 2012
The difference between dirt and pit bikes
Dirt and pit bikes are an increasingly popular choice here at Fun Bikes and they are incredibly fun to ride. However, even though there doesn’t look like there is a big difference between the two types of bikes there most certainly is.
Both the pit and the dirt bike share similar qualities such as aesthetics, parts, functions and uses but it’s all in the detail that separate these two types of bikes.
For starters, the pit bike has a renowned history for being the go to bike when traveling around circuits and motor pits. This required the bike to be smaller in build, be fitted with smaller tires and reach lower speeds in comparison to the traditional dirt bike. In basic terms, the pit bike is a smaller version of the dirt bike.
However, dirt bikes have a larger speed range. At Fun Bikes we stock a great selection of Dirt bikes that range from 50cc to a staggering 250cc. The KDX 250R is the fastest dirt bike that we stock and it can hit an impressive 70MPH.
The speed that dirt bikes can reach encourages the more experienced driver to invest in that product rather than a pit bike. The speed range of our stock of pit bikes varies from 90cc to 160cc which eases the inexperienced rider into the thrill of riding a bike.
So how do you decide which bike is for? Each bike is specifically built for a purpose, it’s just finding what qualities you need when purchasing a bike. One of the main aspects to consider when buying is what experience of riding do you possess. If you are fairly comfortable with riding a bike then a dirt bike is for you, if not then the purchase of a pit bike which is smaller might be advised. Budget is also a contributing factor although running costs are low for all bike types.
We would love to hear from you so if you have any stories, questions or advice on any of these bikes, please get in touch and leave your comments below. For advice on any aspect of bikes, scooters or quads, please get in touch and we will do our best to help you.
Both the pit and the dirt bike share similar qualities such as aesthetics, parts, functions and uses but it’s all in the detail that separate these two types of bikes.
For starters, the pit bike has a renowned history for being the go to bike when traveling around circuits and motor pits. This required the bike to be smaller in build, be fitted with smaller tires and reach lower speeds in comparison to the traditional dirt bike. In basic terms, the pit bike is a smaller version of the dirt bike.
However, dirt bikes have a larger speed range. At Fun Bikes we stock a great selection of Dirt bikes that range from 50cc to a staggering 250cc. The KDX 250R is the fastest dirt bike that we stock and it can hit an impressive 70MPH.
The speed that dirt bikes can reach encourages the more experienced driver to invest in that product rather than a pit bike. The speed range of our stock of pit bikes varies from 90cc to 160cc which eases the inexperienced rider into the thrill of riding a bike.
So how do you decide which bike is for? Each bike is specifically built for a purpose, it’s just finding what qualities you need when purchasing a bike. One of the main aspects to consider when buying is what experience of riding do you possess. If you are fairly comfortable with riding a bike then a dirt bike is for you, if not then the purchase of a pit bike which is smaller might be advised. Budget is also a contributing factor although running costs are low for all bike types.
We would love to hear from you so if you have any stories, questions or advice on any of these bikes, please get in touch and leave your comments below. For advice on any aspect of bikes, scooters or quads, please get in touch and we will do our best to help you.
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Monday, 25 June 2012
Product Review Mashed UP Stunt Scooters
Stunt scooters are extreme scooters that are designed to provide good resistance when they are used for jumps, tricks or stunts. They can be purchased for a variety of prices and are generally more expensive than regular scooters. From more recreational to pro stunt scooters, the high quality strength of these scooters makes them suitable for people of all abilities.
An example of a lower end stunt scooter would be the Mashed UP Street Stunt Scooter Pink, selling now for £60, which is perfect for entry level. The scooter has a load rating of 120kg with a super strong alloy head set making it suitable for people of all ages. This combined with T-Style alloy handlebar with 360 degrees rotation makes the scooter an exciting option for beginner wanting to buy your first stunt scooter.
Higher end models tend to be much stronger and more durable making them a better option for if you want to use the scooter at a skate park or for tricks. A higher end scooter such as Mashed UP Elite Stunt Scooter Red, being sold for £290, provides you with a light yet strong scooter with ABEC bearings and a compression system ensuring you have a smooth ride on the pro stunt scooter. This elite scooter is at the forefront of scooters produced to date, giving easy manoeuvrability making it ideal for people more experienced in extreme sports or park riding.
At Funbikes we offer a wide range of high and low end scooters, check them out here!
Friday, 22 June 2012
Stunt Scooters
Stunt scooters differ from regular scooters as there is a greater emphasis on the weight and strength of the bars and deck, as well as the quality of the wheels and bearings. The reasoning for this is because if you are performing stunts and tricks you want to be confident that your scooter is not going to let you down and break or collapse underneath you. For this reason you will also find that they often do not have the foldable bars that you see on standard or younger children's scooters.
Stunt scooters will often have better quality grips both on the deck and handle bars providing you with more comfort when performing tricks. Some riders prefer to customise their scooter both to improve its appearance and also to help toughen it up. There are a wide range of accessories available on the market to help you do this giving you a unique appearance and style.
Whether you are looking for stunt scooters for kids or quality pro stunt scooters from the biggest brands; we offer an extensive selection of stunt scooters to suit your needs.
Click here and check out our fantastic range.
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Quad Bikes
Over the past 15 years Quad bikes have become exceptionally
popular, with more and more clubs and tracks opening in the UK, to enable you
to fully enjoy what these machines were truly made for….Fun! Quad biking
started with the simple hiring of a quad bike at the beach or on private land
and quickly moved on over the years with quad bikes becoming available to
everyone. Places to use your Quad bike have also become more widespread and are
open to everyone from the novice to professional racer.
Quad biking is a great low-cost experience which
proves very popular with groups as well as individuals. Setting off for a
bit of quad biking or ATV driving (that's All Terrain Vehicles) will have
you just itching to head up muddy banks, through water splashes and into steep
dirt trails.
Fun bikes are the UK’s number one supplier of adult and children's quad bikes. From 50cc for the novice to over 100cc for the more advanced, including a series of mini funbikes and road legal quads. All of these ranges are available in eye catching, fun colours perfectly suited to attracting the young and old biking enthusiasts.
Fun bikes are the UK’s number one supplier of adult and children's quad bikes. From 50cc for the novice to over 100cc for the more advanced, including a series of mini funbikes and road legal quads. All of these ranges are available in eye catching, fun colours perfectly suited to attracting the young and old biking enthusiasts.
Come check out our great range here!
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Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Evo Powerboard Scooter
Evo Powerboards are the 3rd generation of high performance
scooters from Puzey Design. In order to market its highest performance
line of scooters, Puzey Design created Evo Powerboards and began to
manufacture their designs.
Through state-of-the-art design and manufacturing
techniques, the new generation of Evo Powerboards have taken a technological
leap and are loaded with innovative features that make all other brands of
scooters seem obsolete.
The 800W Evo Powerboard Electric Scooter will take you at
speeds of up to 35KM/H gliding you through the rest. The one touch
fold away system makes this scooter the ideal form of transport for
those short journeys. The adults scooter holds three batteries totalling 800W
giving you plenty of power. The Evo 800W now features a new full suspension
design swing arm with 3" travel for ultimate rider comfort.
The Evo Powerboard range just might be the most advanced electric
scooter to ever see production.
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Tips to Buying Motorcycle Protective Clothing
The sheer variety of Motorcycle clothing can be little overwhelming at times. This is especially true when considering the choices of material, quality and brands available in the market. Here are some things you should know before you make your decision.
Get suited and booted
Make sure you get the full set of motorcycle clothing which includes helmet, jacket, boots, pants, gloves and glasses. A complete set gives you complete protection. Why would you want to risk any parts of your body with injuries? Each piece of the clothing plays an important role in protecting the specific parts of the body.
Stay safe, Stay seen
Aesthetics should always be secondary to protective quality. If you have to choose between looking good and having your fingers or toes intact after a ride, what would it be? The answer is obvious, but try to go for bright coloured clothing as it has shown in a studies that wearing eye catching gear reduces the risk of having an accident significantly. However don’t be put off by this you can have the best of both worlds! Finding great protective motorcycle clothing which also looks good is very much a possibility especially with our brilliant range.
Armour yourself
Buy clothing that offers superior protection to areas of the body where the bone is just below the surface of the skin e.g. knuckles shoulders, hips, knees and ankles. Try to look for clothing that has added thick body armour stitched on these areas. Protect areas more vulnerable to injuries; an obvious and sensible choice to make.
Get the right helmet
Choosing the right motorcycle helmet is one of the most important decisions, you the motorcyclist, will ever make. The choice between a good and a bad motorcycle helmet could be fatal.
When purchasing a motorcycle helmet ALWAYS makes sure you have the correct fit. Whether you are purchasing a top of the range motorcycle helmet or a cheaper alternative, getting the right fit is crucial for any motorcyclist. A poorly fitting motorcycle helmet could be extremely dangerous to the motorcyclist if in an accident. Make sure you measure your head before the helmet is bought.
All of Funbikes motorcycle helmets adhere and exceed the UK and European ECE 22.05 standard.
So now you know the facts, come check out our great range here.
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