PGO Bug Rider 250 off road drifting

[unbracedkevbot]

i have one its so easy to drift! its awsome

[gurjot15]

my offroading video is better

[colmmorley]

Is it reliable??

[markciccio]

Not very much....

[superemanuele995]

ciao sai se esistono altri buggy come questo in versione 50cc??

[markciccio]

Sì, cerca su internet "bug rider 50" e lo trovi.

[luca6fico]

@superemanuele995 cè ma è un chiodo.......

[chiefjian]

markcicio how many km you have done ?? and we want to by parts can you help us

[markciccio]

I have done 4500 km in three years, 90% off road.

I don't know where you can find spare parts, the ones I have broken or changed (rear brake, exaust) I have taken from motorcicle parts. But the chassis and suspensions work always well, even on very rought terrain, see my last videos. My advice is to by spare parts from automotive, they are very similar.

I don't know where you live and if there is a local dealer, look for it on internet.

[hellyeahdawg1996]

is there a website that sells these and if there is can you give it to me?

[markciccio]

It depends on what you want to do. On normal roads it is boring (85 km/h but usually I don't exceed 65 km/h) but in off road it is very very very funny. It is of course much better with a tuned engine (like mine), about 300 Euros more. I am a very big entusiast of autocross, I have a tubular prototipe Suzuki 1100 cc 150 cv but it is not (of course) road legal. With this road legal buggy you can go everywhere and so for this reason I am happy to have spend the 3600 Euros for the Bug Rider.

[22wall]

OK I watched this one now and it does seem better but is it really worth the 3200 euros ?