Learning to ride a bike

Navnad786 said:

after a long searching i have bought yesterday automatic bike (no clutch, no gear) just acceletor and brake.. and it is so much easy.. and now today i have driven it more than 1 hours and everything is looking fine in road (i didn't try on main road till yet)

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Name the bike so ppl here who want to buy automatic bike gets benefit out of it, how much does it cost? Made in? Brand? Cash/Installment?

Radz said:

Name the bike so ppl here who want to buy automatic bike gets benefit out of it, how much does it cost? Made in? Brand? Cash/Installment?

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sure.. Crown Lifan, super power, unique ... these three bikes are available in automatic series..

i have bought "Super power" automatic bike in 61,500 + 3500 (registration fees) = 65000 (Cash)

actually i had planned to buy "Crown Lifan" but it was not available at the moment and taking 2 to 3 days.. and super power was ready there in showroom...

detail of automatic bikes are as under as per my knowledge

1) although there's no clutch / gear etc but after learning how to drive bikes u can switch / set / alter ur bike into normal / manual gear whenever u want

2) u'll learn it in few hours even if u saw bike first time

3) it has same speed as manual bikes as far as i feel (as people say it has limited speed)

4) Usually it has 6 months limited warranty

Navnad786 said:

sure.. Crown Lifan, super power, unique ... these three bikes are available in automatic series..

i have bought "Super power" automatic bike in 61,500 + 3500 (registration fees) = 65000 (Cash)

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Sounds like ebike.pk , As per video, besides Clutch, Gear, Kick everything is same as the normal bike being sold in the market, I will have a talk with my brother about it. I would love to see a review about it. Thanks for the details.

I have been in your shoes. Never learned how to ride a motorbike but after University I had had enough with the local transport and some money to buy something. So bought a 70CC in running condition. Initially had some difficulty but in a couple of days I was able to ride it on the main roads. Use precautions like helmet and avoid speeding at any cost. Ride the bike in the corners of the road and you will be good to go within a week. Once you are confident, you can switch to other bike choices.
Happy Riding