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There is no su8ch manual.....
You need to just take what you can from the free manual and read/participate in the forum experience. There is little difference between your 125 and a 50cc.
Three years ago I didn't know sh*t about these Chinese scoots but now I am very well versed due to this forum. This place is THE best hands down.....
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 5:57 pm Post subject: tanco |
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| You could try to haggle ,but I do not think that there is much difference between the tanco and the previous 125,but the dealer should look after you if there is a prob.. mine went back 4 a vibration and 1st service, he charged me £65. but he did solve a sticking front brake,and other niggles ,But I have just noticed on e bay that there is a 125 with 700 kms on one year old with a buy it now price of 500 pounds I would grab that now before some one bids and the buy it now sign disserpears Good look .Let me Know how you go ..I do love mine now because my peugeot ely star was too heavy and it used to blow all over the road and it frightened me sometimes . but this is much lighterand does not blow off coarse , but this vibrates slightly more ,but I think its due to the fact that thre is only one rear shocker on one side only ,and really I would suspect that it was designed as a 50 cc and they have added a bigger engine and it very neally worked out 100 % but not quite, but I do like it a lot Good luck!
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BTM 125CC
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:14 pm Post subject: Re: Tanco |
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| Quote: | Hi Thanks for that. Can I ask you, is it worth haggling with the dealer on the price or did you find they were pretty fixed.
I have haggled in the past over car purchases and done ok. I just wondered what Boatian selling policy seemed to be like generally.
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Arll reet,
If its any help I got my baotian on ebay for a good price, have a look on ere; http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=280274940691
Its the same place I got mine from and I was happy with the service.
Ian
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Owfastmister
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| Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:47 pm Post subject: Re: tanco |
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| petedolby wrote: | | You could try to haggle ,but I do not think that there is much difference between the tanco and the previous 125,but the dealer should look after you if there is a prob.. mine went back 4 a vibration and 1st service, he charged me £65. but he did solve a sticking front brake,and other niggles ,But I have just noticed on e bay that there is a 125 with 700 kms on one year old with a buy it now price of 500 pounds I would grab that now before some one bids and the buy it now sign disserpears Good look .Let me Know how you go ..I do love mine now because my peugeot ely star was too heavy and it used to blow all over the road and it frightened me sometimes . but this is much lighterand does not blow off coarse , but this vibrates slightly more ,but I think its due to the fact that thre is only one rear shocker on one side only ,and really I would suspect that it was designed as a 50 cc and they have added a bigger engine and it very neally worked out 100 % but not quite, but I do like it a lot Good luck! |
Hi, many thanks for the quick reply and the info, much apreciated.
Thanks again. 
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