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Like I said in my first post in thread, I need the room in my garage...so the answer is no.

Since you last saw it I've added a cjtmini header, I've also bought more tools and added two more tool chest....hence, I need the room.

Thanks. BTW, where's the sun?:laugh:

Custom oil catch can, cjtmini header, cone air filter, OldMiniBikes chain guard, cjmini engine adapter kit, carb re-jetted, that's about it. BTW, this DB is like new.

I would have liked to bring it back to Michigan but as usual we were over loaded with stuff.

I'm back in Alabama and would like to make room in my garage, must pick up. Price is $225 firm, thanks for looking.

Being it seems like at $250 I can't sell it so I'll just keep it, no longer for sale. Thanks for looking everyone.

Need the room in the garage, $250 anyone?

Lowered price plus just installed a brand new cjtmini header, bike has less then one hour riding time. $280 firm picked up in Foley,Al.

I've been buying more tools and tool chests and I need the room in my garage, $300 anyone?

I think you made the right choice.

Damn, I need to pay more attention to the OP post date.:doah:

If you're on a flat asphalt road the mini will do much more then that, as for the high pitch sound it may be the clutch bearing needs oiling.....check your owners manual.

For a plastic mini bike fender I would think you'd need a paint that had a flex agent it in.

Her's my opinion, from what you're saying you have good running stock DB30, so why screw with it? Again, just my opinion.

Are you getting plenty of air from your compressor, if you have plenty of air remove the valve core and use your air blow gun to inflate the tire. To be safe I'd keep the wheel/tire mounted on the bike, also, put a little soapy water around the bead to help it seal.

Try Canadian Tire, they sell this so they may have tires also Baja Dirt Bug Mini Bike | Canadian Tire

Once it warms up place the choke lever between off and on, keep us posted.

Kinda of an old thread but for anyone interested Rust-Oleum Rusty Metal Primer Spray is great, it dries to the touch fairly quickly but does take some time to cure properly.