Coleman CT200U mini bike, virb elite, chin mount

Summary: I take my stock Coleman CT200U for a rip down a local trail. I am trying out a new chin mount I got for action cams. The mount worked great!
mount used:
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Without a mechanical stabilizer, the shake in this video is unavoidable. I am at speed, on rough trail, on a bike with no suspension :) I try to float on the bike as much as I can. It is a good workout. I ride with low pressure to help with the sharp bumps, branches, roots, etc.
I am 205lbs, 5ft 8. The CT200u is 120lbs and 196cc. It will easily carry me up a 15% grade (old nearby road) , from dead stop to 24mph. My 50cc moped can only make it 1/2 way up that hill with a full running start.
On dirt, I have climbed every hill I've wanted to. In the woods, I often make my own trails. I even pulled my wife and daughter in a sled on our private drive all winter.
This thing did great on packed down snow. I was amazed how much riding in the winter I did.
I can fit this into the back of my dodge minivan easily, but I usually carry it on a hitch style cargo rack. Fits perfect.
If you are in the market for a bike like this, know that one is a solid buy.

[@jayjohnyates7248]

They are fun

[@Miklalo]

Awesome video

[@jayjohnyates7248]

I have one of those

[@TheVintageEngineer]

Get on the "Coleman ct200u family" group on Facebook if you haven't already. Btw what camera do you have that tells you GPS data?

[@mikeford7870]

Thanks for the suggestion. I am using a Garmin Virb Elite for the video and GPS info. The overlay is done using VIRB Edit (free download). I believe VIRB Edit will work with any video + gpx file, but will automatically import both right from the VIRB.

[@damionherring4185]

The fastest it goes is 25 mph

[@limanplys4557]

No if u take of the throttle govener it goes 30