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Shifu

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Q: what are the cost of owning a dirtbike in china and the laws for owning one.

like i said in my  post(used dirtbik prices in china and how easy is it to get parts)

i would like to know how much it would cost to have a dirtbike i china

 

 

 

 

 

14 years 26 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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So...you barely have enough money for a visa, and you're only going to teach in the summer. Why would you care about the price if you're not going to buy one? And what about your wife? Is she ok with all of this? How about that degree you're working on? Talk about priorities...

GuilinRaf:

Wife??!! I thought he was 19!!!!

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Jnusb416:

Yes, he said he was 19. He also mentioned a wife.

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GuilinRaf:

And she is cool with his coming to China for the summer, with his dirtbike, surrounded by young pretty Chinese girls....?

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Jíliú.hé:

not joking here but can you please tell me when i said i had a wife the closest i ever got to getting married is my is when my Indian professor offers to  set up an arranged  marriage  for me.      no

 

the dirtbike i got back home was cheep as hell so i though a Chinese one would be cheaper.

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Shifu

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I've actually only seen one or two people with dirtbikes on the road so it would probably not be as easy as it looks. I haven't seen many people selling them. I think online sometimes you can check the classified and you may get lucky if someone is trying to sell theirs. As far as laws go they probably consider that like a bike or those motor scooters I don't think there is much you need to do to own it and ride it around.

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