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âââââ My 2nd bike from these prosâexcellent experience all around!This is the second bike Iâve purchased from this company, and once again, the customer service experience has been excellent from start to finish.The delivery driver, Jesus, was absolutely awesomeâsuper professional and handled the heavy crate with care during drop-off. Iâm currently taking my time finishing up the assembly of this Titan DLX, and everything looks solid. I already have a new upgraded aftermarket carburetor on the way to install before the first start to really unlock its potential.Knowing how great their bikes, value, and support are from my first purchase, I canât wait to get this street-legal dual-sport out on the road. Highly recommend these pros!
Bought it this spring. I ride it everyday. Broke it in wide open throttle. This is a great bike. I've got 3400 miles on mine and not a single problem. I check for loose bolts regularly. And adjust the chain. That's literally all I've done besides ride it. Mines tagged and insured in Oklahoma. Would definitely buy it again. Worth every penny.
You cannot beat the value for the dollar.
100% recommend.
After shipping, taxes, registration, fees, etc... we're taking ~$2,000+ for a legit vehicle you can drive to work, friends house, girlyfriends house, and on the trails. cant beat that with a stick.
I Got the base model Xpro Templar 250cc, and I have to say I absolutely love it. Its an ideal 1st motorcycle for about a 1000 reasons. You left the lights/signal on when you parked it last and now the battery is dead? No worries, just kick start it. Your friend got a hole in their radiator on the trail and now they have limp back home and buy new crap? No worries, yours is air cooled. no radiator to even get a leak. ...etc. there are so many reasons this bike rocks.
The bike has 19HP but only weighs ~250lbs fully gassed and with oil. So it feels like a ~300+lb bike with 30HP. It feels real good, boi. Wheelies all day, ripping all day, Donuts all day.
Mine got about 65mpg stock condition (I'm 205lbs), so its great commuter motorcycle. Ride your motorcycle all Saturday for fun for about $5 in gas. that feels good.
Its an old school single cylinder, air cooled, naturally aspirated, dual ignition, AC, motorcycle with 11.8 inches of suspension travel and its street legal. That means its simple enough that any knucklehead can work on it when it breaks (all motorcycles break), but you can still take it to work in the morning, beat up a trail on the way home, and if there is an issue, likely turning a wrench will solve it.
Also, there is a MASSIVE online support system for this bike. People have fully documented every single nut and bolt and torq spec on the entire bike, and mapped a series of mod plans, if you're so inclined.
Cons: Chain it comes with is cheap and wont retain lube. Upgrade to a 520 Oring chain ~$45-$55. Doesn't come with bark busters Upgrade ~$25. Turn signals breakoff the moment they hit ground. they break like its their job Upgrade~$16 4xpack. Clutch lever kind of stiff/difficult to pull unless you legit lube the cable and keep it lubed. Front suspension is non-adjustable, rear suspension only adjustable for preload (but it feels good. I just like to adjust it). PE28 carb it comes with is 100% fine, but not easily cleaned or adjusted. New nibbi PE28 is only ~$65, and will really open this thing up and is easy to install/clean/adjust. The engine will fully accept a PE30 if you really want to really give it a few more HP. I did so, and was getting accidental wheelies and all that, but mpg dropped to low 50s so went back to a PE28. The seat feels like a piece of wood with a yoga mat stappled to it. Seat is secured with a single bolt + wedge system, which is safe but annoying to take seat off to access things. The stock battery sucks, seems to last about ~2 years so get your kickstart foot ready or head to O'Reilly's to upgrade for ~$30. Its got a 300 mile Break in period which is long and annoying, bike shakes like paint shaker when you first get it. smoothes right out tho after break in. Manual Recommends oil change before FIRST ENGINE START, then at 300miles, then at 1000 miles, then every 1000 miles from then onward which is annoying. but fine and cheap since only takes 1 $6 quart of motorcycle oil. small stock components like throttle assembly clamp are cast metal, so over tightening can result in breakage. luckily the parts that break due to this are *extremely cheap and xpro will also replace them free if you email.
Notes: wheels, tires, and misc parts all seem to be industry standard sizes and fitment, so the bike is extremely easy to upgrade/repair/mod etc. Universal parts fit it cleanly. Break rotars ARE proprietary so if you want bolt on new break rotors you need to order from xpro. but, universal break rotors will fit, its just that you will need to buy an additional adapter for the speedometer sensor which was integrated into the stock rotor. its a pain. just buy their stupid break rotor its fine and you only need one every 10+ thousand miles and its $40.
I have had mine 4+ years, crashed it close to 100 times, I ride it like it owes me money and cant pay, I paint it every year for fun, drive it to work, drive it deep woods like 50+ miles from any roads, 4500+ off road miles, modded the crap out of it, love it.
This is a fantastic value! 55 mph and very comfortable for a 5â9â 185 lb adult! Easy enough assembly and quality looks greatđ
Great little machine for fun in the yard. Pull start is smooth and the engine purrs nicely. My kid loves every minute.
