I like to get a small bugyy anything exept Peter Lynn one.bigkid - 8-12-2011 at 07:33 AM
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Originally posted by bibitedog
I do not want a Peter Lynn of any kind.
:shocked2: I think I like this guy,
Do you have a name of one you might be interested in? maybe pics?bibitedog - 16-12-2011 at 06:41 AM
-What about MG Aero. I see a lot of taking but not much of action .
Who sell it in USA???
Price???
Or
-I will like to find a old buggy made for Advance kite back in year 2000.
That was the best buggy I ever see. Made of all round pipe.
I will try to find a picture.Chad - 16-12-2011 at 07:06 AM
What price range are you looking at spending?? You were looking for a small inexpensive buggy but then you started looking at the MG Aero which more
of a high end buggy at a much higher price. If you can us an idea of a price range, we can help point you in the right direction.bibitedog - 16-12-2011 at 12:48 PM
OK around a$800 to $1000. Something in stainless. could be used. Don’t really care about the seat . I make them.
I says MG aero because I see one on internet whit a small axel end no price.
I just see the one for sale at NABX but he want full price and delivery, he also going to used it. No Thanks.
If I am going to spend this kind of money I prefer to help a dealer from USA or Canada.Ed Crabbs - 16-12-2011 at 03:03 PM
i really like my VTT Cricket XL a very well built buggy made 4 grass an the seat is superpyro22487 - 16-12-2011 at 04:14 PM
man for the money you want to spend a libre vmax would be also a good choice but a vtt cricket is much cheaper and just as well built. a vtt
blackwidow is also a good choice. what are your plans with the buggy. freestyle, raceing, or play. if your looking for freestyle the peterlynns with
reinforced back axels might be a good choice. if your looking for race a vtt blackwidow might be good. if you want a good allaround buggy a libre vmax
or vtt cricket would be good.DAKITEZ - 16-12-2011 at 04:26 PM
stainless as a requirement is going to severely limit your options. I do not believe many (if any) Libre buggies are stainless. I do not think VTT has
built a stainless version yet. The mg and apex are way out of your budget. I think you best option might be to find a used stainless Ivanpah buggy,
but I do not think there have been many of those produced either?? or if you can find an old version of the flexifoil buggy in stainless.
The funny thing is you want small and stainless. The Peter Lynn is both of those and fits your budget. Just curious what it is you do not like about
it? Maybe one can be modified to fit what you want?? ie. longer axle, longer side rails, longer downtube, etc.Bladerunner - 16-12-2011 at 05:39 PM
The only buggy I know of that fits your choices is an older model Flexifoil? They show up on here but not often.
When the new Apexx light comes out it will also fit your bill but I doubt it will come out at $1000 or less?
I too find it interesting that you are looking for everything a PL buggy is but yet you don't want it?
Have you had bad experiences with PL or are you just going by what you have been told? While it's true they aren't the toughest buggy out there ,
after market parts are cheap and plenty !van - 16-12-2011 at 07:51 PM
Dino .. there is a stainless VTT buggy ... hehe.. you just haven't seen it yet :frog:DAKITEZ - 16-12-2011 at 08:28 PM
is that for me van? you sent one to everyone else for free I figured mine had to be coming soon :puzzled:van - 16-12-2011 at 08:33 PM
As soon as I get that PINK fabric in for the seat, it's on its way out. :bigok:bibitedog - 17-12-2011 at 04:17 AM
Thanks to you all I got one.cheezycheese - 17-12-2011 at 06:30 AM
I think I like this guy,