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Beeeezzed, NOT A DEAL, The cost of parts will way exceed the value of the finished bike. I know this from experience. I highly suggest that you start with a running bike needing nothing or a tune up only. You can keep it for a parts bike, if you have an out of the way place for storage (I don't think I would). Trying to make this situation dependable transportation will in my opinion cost as much as a good one and be a lot of hassle. This is only my opinion, others may have had better experiences. By all means, DO get one. Low cost, easy to learn, low maintenance and a lot of fun, describes this "sport." I hope that in the future we will see mopeds in the back of pickup's being transported to Florida to ride. for a mini-bike week, excuse the pun. Any marketing people out there? Hank
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