Thursday 20 September 2012

Review of the R32 Viper Mini Super Bike

By Kurt Charland


In this R32 viper super pocket bike review, we will take a look at a new bike that uses a 4-stroke engine. The R32 Viper comes with not only a new engine, but it also features a number of exciting upgrades worth taking a closer look at.



Beginning with the size, the R32 viper super pocket bike is 34,5 high, 26 wide and has an overall length of 58,5 inches. The dry weight of the motorcycle is 145 lbs., plus the overall weight capacity gets to 395 lbs. The driving range on a single tank will be 48 miles, and the highest gas tank capacity is 2,25 ltrs. The absolute maximum velocity of R32 Viper Super Pocket Bike is 70 miles per hour, the highest velocity for any motorbike within this class.

At the heart of the R32 Viper Super Pocket Bike is a Honda-based 110cc 4-stroke motor (the engine is air cooled). Motors which have 4-stroke engines are far more efficient as well as responsive when compared with weaker 2-stroke types. In practical terms, this provides it the capability to speed up more rapidly and achieve the highest top speed in the pocket bike classification. Its exhaust pipe is also amazing, as it provides a noise akin to that of a GP motorbike.

Handling in this particular motorcycle is definitely really responsive and tight. This is actually the case because of the usage of its race-proven R32 CAD body. Furthermore, superior lateral stiffness provides the driver on this bike a top-notch side-to-side cross over, formerly unseen in the super pocket motorbike classification. Twin hydraulic braking systems give the rider the confidence of risk-free, responsive breaking. The suspension throughout the R32 Viper Super Pocket Bike is extremely adaptable, so this motorcycle will suit a biker of any weight, and any course conditions. As for the transmission, it comes with an option to select from semi-manual transmission or a entirely automatic version. With the first option, you get a real left-hand clutch system plus a sequential manual gearbox electronically displayed on the dash board, and with the latter, you have a entirely automatic bike gearbox without having a clutch and manual gear shifting that's already been calibrated for the best efficiency. Both options are feasible depending on the sort of buyer.

The R32 viper super pocket bike has more features that we should mention. One of those is an electric starter that is easily activated by a push of a button, and a motorcycle alternator that keeps the battery fully charged. Additionally, you get collapsible foot pegs, adjustable handlebars and brake and clutch levers. The dashboard is illuminated, with a display that includes speedometer, battery level and warning lights. The display has a day mode and a night mode, so the readout is good regardless of the circumstances. Lastly, you get a set of unique keys for the bike for an anti-theft precaution.

The R32 Viper Super Pocket bike has a performance advantage on other super pocket bikes, but it also shines by having a pre-installed high-flow racing intake system, race exhaust dual pipe systems, and improved acceleration. These upgrades give this bike the upper hand in acceleration, breaking, handling and the highest top speeds. The 110cc 4-stroke engine gives this bike an advantage over 2-stroke engines, but other numerous upgrades make it even better.




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