This is a great review thanks and keep up. A few requests: 1. It feels limiting that the Power Tekken 250 and the Kibo 250 are the go-to options for adv/commuter bikes in Kenya (at least from the info that is readily available). Prices seem to rise with every update, particularly on the Tekken. Could you do a video where you give us more options on good beginner bikes in the same adv/commuter category (I don't know whether to call them dual sport) from other manufacturers or even the mainstream ones (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki) if any? Just around the same displacement. Some info on the power figures, fuel consumption, ease of maintenance, price range and why the would be better options, would be very helpful. 2. Riding gear is very important, mainly for safety reasons. There's a lot of info and many options. At times it can get confusing. If you could do a video on the types of gear, for instance, the types of helmets and who or which application each would be best suited for, types of jumpsuits or jackets or riding pants if any, essential items or features they should have, types of gloves, and any other accessories that may be necessary and also what is not really necessary, it would be immensely appreciated.
Thanks a lot 🙏, very very important points and enquiries that you have brought up, I'm currently working on a video on other options apart from the likes of the kibo and tekken then concerning the riding gear, (which is in fact very important and there are so many deaths occurring on our roads due to lack of proper riding gear, I recently witnessed 2 accidents whereby a rider lost his life and another was seriously injured and in both cases the injuries and or death would have been avoided or reduced if only they had the proper riding gear) I'm working on a video which will hopefully be uploaded this very week, it will cover everything regarding the different types of riding gear. Once again thanks a lot for your contribution, I appreciate it.
Now there is tekken 300, i think that additional 70cc will make tekken breathe more freely. I mean for a price it does offer a lot and it's cheaper for maintenance and usage, i go for a Tekken.
Glad to know your choice, and I agree, generally it offers better value considering the price, not many bikes will offer as much as it does at that price
This is the most informative piece I've seen on the two bikes. Kudos for the wonderful review, and keep churning out more. PS: Could you please review the Taro GP 400cc, and perhaps also share how Sport Bikes compare with Adventure Bikes? Many thanks!
This is a great review thanks and keep up. A few requests:
1. It feels limiting that the Power Tekken 250 and the Kibo 250 are the go-to options for adv/commuter bikes in Kenya (at least from the info that is readily available). Prices seem to rise with every update, particularly on the Tekken. Could you do a video where you give us more options on good beginner bikes in the same adv/commuter category (I don't know whether to call them dual sport) from other manufacturers or even the mainstream ones (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki) if any? Just around the same displacement. Some info on the power figures, fuel consumption, ease of maintenance, price range and why the would be better options, would be very helpful.
2. Riding gear is very important, mainly for safety reasons. There's a lot of info and many options. At times it can get confusing. If you could do a video on the types of gear, for instance, the types of helmets and who or which application each would be best suited for, types of jumpsuits or jackets or riding pants if any, essential items or features they should have, types of gloves, and any other accessories that may be necessary and also what is not really necessary, it would be immensely appreciated.
Thanks a lot 🙏, very very important points and enquiries that you have brought up, I'm currently working on a video on other options apart from the likes of the kibo and tekken then concerning the riding gear, (which is in fact very important and there are so many deaths occurring on our roads due to lack of proper riding gear, I recently witnessed 2 accidents whereby a rider lost his life and another was seriously injured and in both cases the injuries and or death would have been avoided or reduced if only they had the proper riding gear) I'm working on a video which will hopefully be uploaded this very week, it will cover everything regarding the different types of riding gear. Once again thanks a lot for your contribution, I appreciate it.
Now there is tekken 300, i think that additional 70cc will make tekken breathe more freely. I mean for a price it does offer a lot and it's cheaper for maintenance and usage, i go for a Tekken.
Glad to know your choice, and I agree, generally it offers better value considering the price, not many bikes will offer as much as it does at that price
great review.....the best ive come across.keep up
Thanks a lot 🙏
This is the most informative piece I've seen on the two bikes. Kudos for the wonderful review, and keep churning out more. PS: Could you please review the Taro GP 400cc, and perhaps also share how Sport Bikes compare with Adventure Bikes? Many thanks!
Thanks a lot 🙏.
Certainly! Will seriously consider that very soon.
Hi, can you please do a comparison between voge ds300 and dayun dy 300
Okay, will look into it soon
Please make video about bajaj boxer bm 125 vs tvs star 125 I'm going to buy one of them let me know which one is the best thanks
Will look into it soon
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how good is the tekken offroad?
Its not a typical off roader, but it can cope well with mild off roading, with a bit of modifications it can take you deeper into the bushes
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