I BOUGHT the MOST EXPENSIVE Street Legal Bike on Amazon (2021)

it didnt even have 1 mile on it, and you managed to wheelie drop it. brilliant!

hey sean! keep all the angle iron from shipping crates, and then eventually you can make a mini bike with a harbor freight motor out of shipping container metal. that'd be hilarious.

Hey man, I know this is an old vid, but im 53, soon to be 54. I am disabled, I started having seizures about 2010, and then 2013 totally disabled. I am thankful for your videos, they make me smile more so in the past few months, so keep up the video's. P.S I loved the bubble bike ty for that fing video lmao.

It always hurts my eyes when I see new things being senselessly destroyed.

Wow Sean opened it with a pocket knife and not an electric chainsaw....He's maturing. No...he forgot to charge it.

My heart is breaking seeing this bike treated that way, i know it is a cheap bike but as man who cannot buy a bike it hurts me

Ah man... I've had a bike since I was 5 years old in the 60s, now I'm almost 60 and didn't know about the Twinkies under the seat thing. My first bike was a little red and white 50cc Indian, I wish I still had that. Some of you might remember it, I lead a group of riders doing figure 8s in the 1969 Strawberry Parade. Now ya remember where ya saw me! lol Bless y'all and have a safe and happy New Year.

To be fair it handled getting dropped better than I expected.

Every time you get a motorcycle, you must drop it in the parking lot after pulling a wheelie within 5 min of its first ride.

Sean: I bought a 2007 Harley Heritage Classic from you in 2020. It is a phenomenal bike and runs perfectly. However, you delivered the bike without Twinkies.

Amazing that the burnout takes the factory residue off the front tire. I prepped all new models for client pick up at a large yamaha/ktm/suzuki dealership and yes we would do low rpm no smoke burnouts but also did low speed sharp s pattern turning down the back street to wear the front clean and further clean the rear. Your front tire is more important to clean because your best braking power is up front and your front tire controls direction while cornering. Cheers!

A few years back, when American Lifan was about to bring these in to the US, Lifan in China actually was racing the KP150 and KP200 and the 200 was a winning bike in the domestic class. I think that is where their term, "You can experience the thrill of championship racing" came from. The funky color in the ad is no longer available, but it was the color on their racing bike. For a small displacement, minimalist bike (key word--minimalist meaning you are not expecting 150 mph runs), and as this channel showed 2 years ago, this bike is not bad.

The biggest issue I see with the Lifan bikes is the low capacity of the engines. Lifan sells 350 cc versions overseas but in a country with 80 MPH speed limits all we get is the 200 cc version from online retailers.

Lol. Price of everything is going up. Even trash bikes! Dumpster fires are going for a 1000$ right now lol.

I have an idea for your next video. please combine with a welded frame both motorcycles turning them into a quad buggy type thing :D

For some people bikes like this is a dream, seeing you carelessly handle the bike hurts us

Sean does burnouts and full throttles 0 mile bikes and we wonder why he doesn’t expect them to last long

My son and I just finished a 15k road trip. He rode his 1 yr. old Lifan 200 and I rode my 75 Honda CB 750F. Both did just fine. I got 23mpg and he got 61. He now has 21k miles on it and I have 467k. Yes, she has been rebuilt 3 times and is now 915cc's pushing 115hp to the ground.

I really enjoy watching you buy these from Amazon, it’s actually really helpful for people. Unfortunately I went to a dealer and buy my bike after so many years of not riding and totaled it less then 2 months in😭 broke my face but still love riding

When we bought our ZH2... we also had it "delivered". (Because we just wanted to experience having a motorcycle delivered, rather than driving it home). But yeah, they also didn't have a way to put it down from the truck. Luckily, we own a gym, and we called a few people to lift it down from the truck. Just a funny memory that I remembered. Lol.