Got my DHZ monster 140 today.
this thing is awesome, the quality is amazing, compared to the AGB bikes I have had, they are just junk by comparison,
the suspension is very good, very firm, very well damped, with no slop at all,
the rest of the bike is very very well put together, and everything is well thought out.
the Engine was a bit of a pain to start, I think my carb might be dirty, or something, it doesn't run that great, but a quick blat around the backyard there is plenty of power, need to be very careful not to flip it as the front wheel comes straight off the ground under a small twist of the throttle!
the bike is BIG.. it's still a pit bike, it's pit bike short, but with 9" travel front and rear it sits pretty high, I'm 5ft 10" and I can't sit my feet flat on the ground. The peg spacing is good, there is plenty of room to move around, without feeling cramped or like your going to go off the front, it's very comfy to stand up on as well.
the front is a little high, you have to get the legs set in the crowns in just the right position or it does feel front tall, but if you get it right, then it's perfectly balanced.
the fork as far as I can tell is a proper oil pressure fork, same as the fastace AS01RC (or any proper motocross fork) it's plenty firm, you can do a complete endo lean all my 80kg into it and still only use around 1/2 - 2/3 of the travel, my AGB29 forks bottom out if I do that!
I've only had a little ride so far, but other than replace the rear shock I've only changed the oil, I don't see any need to do anything else, everything else on the bike is spot on.
The engine note is very sweet, without being too loud, but still throaty enough to enjoy. The bike is quiet with no rattles, the brakes feel quite good, fairly firm and with minimal breakin time are already proving plenty powerful enough for 2 finger endos.
The frame construction is very nice quality, the build is excellent, and appears very tough. The bolt and nut quality is quite a bit better than usual china bikes, I didn't manage to damage anything during assembly, and nothing felt soft. Although most of the bike had metal type locknuts, I did not find any locktight on the bike, only on the engine components that would have been bolted from the engine factory. Everything else I locktighted during assembly.
anyway I'll get some pictures soon, and do a proper first up review after the weekend, followed by a long term test in a month.
The dhz monster 140 is without a doubt, the best pitbike under $1200 on ebay or anywhere, regardless of engine size.
Juls