Thoughts on thumpstar tsr 88cc pro

[Slippinjimmy]

Hey guys I was just after people's opions on the thumpstar tsr 88cc pro
Thanks

 

[my67xr]

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It look's ok,
It has a few upgrade's, 88cc, Pro Taper Bar's, ASV Lever's, and Adjustable fork's, but the 12" front wheel look's too big imo
I reckon it'd bottom out with a decent bump

For another $200 you could have a bigger and a lot more powerful bike like the DHZ DPro 160cc
Or if you want something small like the 88 you linked, you could get a Pitsterpro XJR50 and fit a big bore kit , PT bar's and ASV lever's etc to that

 

[Adams]

Definitely needs a 10" in the front of the TSR88.

 

[Slippinjimmy]

Sorry I was talking about the new 88 pro which already has the 10 inch on front

 

[Georgalis]

The 12" front with the power of an 88 would handle better than a 10" front

 

[mini mullisha]

Few guys up here hitting ramps on em Lejae and Kade full fmxers they prob done a few mods.
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Theyd kill those pisterpro50s if they were riding them

 

[my67xr]

Yeah i guess,
the Thumpstar has adjustable fork's so they could be tweaked to suit the rider
I still reckon they look a bit unco with the 12" front though.

And i can understand them being a bit more stable with the bigger front, soak's up more of the bump's and smooth's out the ride
I have 12" front, 10" rear on my little bike too, but it has Fastace AS02 640mm fork's and a non a-frame swinger


This is the bike the OP is talking about too, not the one i linked at the top of the page

[video=youtube;-QcSSGjNbTs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QcSSGjNbTs[/video]

 

[Adams]

^ That's a LOT better!

 

[Slippinjimmy]

I'm going to be hitting Ramps on it I'll brace the frame up and do some suspension adjustments is there anything else I should do ?