are ssr?

so are the engines still as reliable or will they break down and start to cause trouble after a month???



do u have one???

afgomar93 said:

are ssr bikes made in china???





what bikes are made in japaan??

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Yes they are made in china,what models are you looking at?

slowracer said:

Yes they are made in china,what models are you looking at?

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its a 125 ssr i dont relle no which model but i was wondering if its a chinese engine will it gimme problems

afgomar93 said:

are ssr bikes made in china???





what bikes are made in japaan??

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they r chinese but made in cali.... my friend has one he loves it...

ssr's are good bikes. as far as braking down in a month. I dont think so. Engines are strong, and you can build them up.

SSR makes some of the better China bikes.

ssr 150 !!!!! those are good bikes i dont know about the 125

SSR bikes are made in China, distributed out of California, and are considered one of the better chinese bikes. Hard to say which model you have, as there are a lot of 125 models, but some are better than others, without a doubt.

JJW Designs said:

SSR bikes are made in China, distributed out of California, and are considered one of the better chinese bikes. Hard to say which model you have, as there are a lot of 125 models, but some are better than others, without a doubt.

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im thinking of getting the a-1

jus cuz its chinese dont mean its a peice of s*** there motors run awsome

SSR has a very large line up of bikes

right now the overall best values are

SSR125 B-2 and SSR150R



these to are on sale and race ready

pm member slowracer has a lot of ssr knownledge as doe's j staggs.

afgomar93 said:

im thinking of getting the a-1

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The A-1 is a good solid beginer bike but keep this in mind,if you are over 100 pounds and plan on hitting jumps or ridding tracks you sould look into a different model.The reason I say this is the A-1 has a steel frame and pegmount.If you plane on getting into tracks and jumps spend a little more and get a model with a chromolly frame,like a B2 or a 90R

suprisingly chinese motors tend to be pretty reliable. Its the little things like hit and miss shifting issues, or poorly made carburetors. The A1 looks like a great starting point. Its like buying pitbike parts in bulk... haha. Change the frame, shock, handlebars and controls to aftermarket honda and it would be a runner!



Edit: The controls actually might be acceptable... I would do some real bars anyways. The forks are solid, and the wheels are prettymuch industry standard so thats a plus.

Go for the higher end model it'll be worth it in the long run.

SUZUKIRM12594 said:

The common Jap bikes are

Suzuki

kawasaki

honda

yamaha



SSRs are chinese bikes. theyre still awsome bkes.

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Look on a klx or drz 110 frame, made in Thailand I almost sh-t when I saw that.

i agree, spend the extra money if u have it on a higher end one, well worth it in the long run.. i hear lots of good things about the ssr's...and as far as thailand?? lol where is that, not in japan i assume?

same with a lot of the ttr's and klx's and drz's my sisters ttr125 says made in thailand.