125 YAMAHA DIRT BIKES

Desert Tenere 12 Volt Ride On Vehicle

Kids will feel like theyre on top of the world riding this exciting Off-Road dirt bike. With electrifying graphics slip resistant tires durable frame and front and rear shocks the Desert Tenere operates on grass dirt or hard surfaces. . Your little dirt biker will love the twist grip accelerator foot operated brake working horn adjustable rearview mirrors and a simulated front headlights. It comes with removable training wheels and a high-speed lockout for beginners. . 12-volt rechargeable battery and charger are included.. 2 speeds (2? and 5 mph) . Dual motors for riding on grass dirt or hard surfaces. Realistic twist grip accelerator. Foot pedal brake. Rubber capped tires. Front and rear shock absorbers. Removable training wheels and kickstand. High speed lockout for adult control. 12-volt chargeable battery and charger included . Ages: 3 7 years. Weight capacity: 75 lb. Made in Italy. The enclosed drive mechanism and wiring is fully assembled; the accessory components are easily assembled.. 2 Year Manufacturer Warranty With Customer Partipation; 6 Months On Battery Charger Wheels. Batteries chargers and wheels are warranted for 6 months.

Kevin "FROG" Spanier new bike featuring
Frame: Jeremiah smith sig failure (raw)
fork: Snafu
stem: snafu morgan wade signature
bars: Jeremiah smith signature dumb bars, snafu grips
Front wheel: snafu 3/8 hub with alien nation brakeless rim with a shadow tire
cranks: Snafu mayweather (purple)
pedlas: Snafu (chrome)
sprocket: Failure prototype crop circle
Seat/seat post: built in clamp with failure post and pivital seat
rear wheel: snafu 14mm hub with a alien nation rim and snafu tire
brakes: odyssey lever, snafu cable, fly brakes
Pegs: snafu pegs on the left
custom: cut down axles on both sides, pins removed on left pedal on one side, cut bars down inch

Dykes on Bikes - followed by Queers on Scooters. heh heh This chic was my favorite. She did a lovely little dance while standing on her foot pegs.... as she passed, you could see how short her skirt was (gasp!). Full of parade spirit she was!