Generic Trigger SM 50 Show Moto 50ccType: 50 with box, mecaboite Profile: Superbiker Brand: Generic / KSR Model: Trigger 50 SM Declination: Trigger 50 Competition, Trigger 50 SM One Production Year : of 2006 2014 to Dry weight: 96 kg Fuel tank : 10 Liters Technical characteristics Generic Trigger SMMotor partsEngine: single cylinder 2 time - type AM6 Starter : kick and electric Ignition: Generic Cooling : liquid Cylinder capacity: 49,6 cm3 Max power: 5 cv Supply : carburettor Leader Ø 17.5 etc. Gearbox : 6 speed Cycle partsFrame: double steel cradle Front suspension: inverted hydraulic fork Ø 35 mm Rear suspension: mono hydraulic damper Front brake: disc Ø 280 mm, double piston calliper Rear brake : disc Ø 220 mm, single piston calliper Front tire: 110 / 70 x 17 " Rear tire: 140 / 70 x 17 " Seat height: 895 mm EquipmentTachometer: Yes Fuel gauge: Yes Clock : no Kick: Yes Key tank cap: Yes Engine and Transmission SpecificationsClutchMulti-disc oil bath clutchTransmission typefinal driveShaft drive (cardan)Gearbox6-speedLubrication systemFresh oil lubricationStarterElectric & kickFuel systemCarburettorTorque2.60Power1.39Stroke2Engine typeSingle cylinderCapacity:49.60 ccm (3.03 cubic inches) Physical measures and capacitiesWheelbase1,390 mm (54.7 inches)Overall width890 mm (35.0 inches)Overall length2,035 mm (80.1 inches)Overall height1,230 mm (48.4 inches)Weight incl. oil, gas, etc98.0 kg (216.1 pounds)Dry weight115.0 kg (253.5 pounds) Generic Trigger SM 50 dimensions and frameRear tyre dimensions110/80-18Front tyre dimensions90/90-21 Speed and accelerationPower/weight ratio0.0121 HP/kgCategorySuper motardYear2009ModelGeneric Trigger SM 50 Other specsColor optionsGreen, black, whiteFuel capacity10.00 litres (2.64 gallons) Pictures, trademarks and logos of third parties are the exclusive property of the respective owners. Technical specifications are subject to change without notice. Bikez.com has been developed by ObjectLabs. Ive shown him a few super moto's and he says he really likes the look of them, its his birthday in 3 days and he want's to get a bike by then. After searching on ebay i noticed a bike called a generic trigger sm 50, ive never heard of these before and they look really nice. Also most on ebay for sale dont have many miles and are in mint condition appose to the other bikes on ebay which have like 11k miles and have been thrashed. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2009-GENERIC-TRIGGER-SM-50-BLACK-/180572799246?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item2a0afa410e anyone have an idea on what they are like? i know they look nice, but what about performance and reliability. Joined: 15 Mar 2010 Karma : Looks trick but sounds like a chinese POS with a name like 'Generic Trigger' What you want in a first bike is something that is reliable (can't comment on that as i don't own one), easy to maintain and is easy to get parts for when that first spill happens. Chinese bikes tend to be hit or miss, either it will have no probs or the frame will snap. Look at the thread all about chinese bikes! Personally I would go for a Derbi Senda / Suzuki TS / Aprilia SX 50 Yamaha DT etc as a first bike if he likes the offroad looks. The reason they have done 11k is because they can and a cheap chinese bike can get expensive if you have to spend money on it. If he wants a new bike for little money then he may be willing to take the risk, Just make sure you check it over before handing over money (Applies with any bike) I'm not biased in any way as I own a Korean Hyosung.....which is a really good underated bike for the money. ____________________ Current ride - Yamaha MT-07 Joined: 03 Oct 2009 Karma : Joined: 02 Oct 2010 Karma : rob yarrr wrote: chinese = no no look out for a aprilia rx/mx,real good bikes i was told by someone that the generic sm 50 was designed by ktm? for £2000 new i would of tought it would be italian or something of the kind. Joined: 15 Mar 2010 Karma : Buy 'Generic Trigger SM 50' = Epic Fail For a budget of around £800 to £1000 quid he could get a well known brand supermoto and then when he's finished with it in a years time he will probably sell it for £800 to £1000 if he hasn't trashed it. Generic Trigger bought for £1500 new will be worth around £700 if not less a year later. But it's his money, we can only express a opinion. Joined: 03 Jul 2010 Karma : Don't do it, as tempting as it is it's a heap of shit. As said already, get a well known name! You will regret it if you got that, read some of the stuff on chinese bikes! Joined: 02 Oct 2010 Karma : There is a gap of 3 years, 274 days between these two posts... Joined: 17 Jul 2014 Karma : I bought my generic trigger brand new off ebay for a grand which was an amazing deal! I have now owned the bike for 10 months and thought id give my opinion. it has been mechanically sound the entire time i have had it start almost every time apart from when i didnt ride it for three weeks due to ice. it started fourth starter press and it was freesing cold. As long as you keep on top of maintinance and keep everything in good condition i doubt you will have a problem. now there are not without downsides to this bike... the front of the exhaust has rusted but i expected this on a £1000 BRAND NEW BIKE. It isn't very quick either (i expected this aswell because it is only a 50cc) it is fully restricted and will do 35ish on flats and ive hit 50 going downhill (but i felt abusive at 50mph). You dont notice how slow it is at first becuase of the exitment of your first bike but after about 8 months it start to feel very slow but all mopeds will even honda's and yamaha's. but after riding various 125cc and a honda xr 400 regulaly you notice it. i have covered 3000km and overall this bike has never let me down it cost me £12 to fill up and will last me a month which is nice and i know that i will get slate off someone who worships branded bikes for 'advertising chinese bikes' when they have almost certianly never owned one! I can only speak for generic and i can say they are very good and would definatly recommend one to anyone!!!!!!!!!! tips if you are buying/ just got one the odometer reads in km not miles because it is chinese. keep and eye on the chain it will go loose over time and will need tightening (which is easy). be careful not to put the stand down on mud becuase it will not stand! it will break your hand guard and mirror ( they are quite cheap to replace however) they are big bikes im 6ft 4 and it fits me well if you are 5ft 10 you would be ok any smaller than that would be a challenge My bike will be on ebay at the end of august because im getting a 125. black and red Generic Trigger x50 competition. i know that horror stories exist but i haven't witnessed one (very happy about that) but one horror story it told a million times over on the internet and is blown out of proportion. js There is a gap of 1 year, 167 days between these two posts... Joined: 01 Jan 2016 Karma : What 125 engines will fit my trigger ????I rhys1005 wrote: Hi guys, Ive been looking at mopeds (not for me, for my friend who is useless at this sort of stuff). Ive shown him a few super moto's and he says he really likes the look of them, its his birthday in 3 days and he want's to get a bike by then. After searching on ebay i noticed a bike called a generic trigger sm 50, ive never heard of these before and they look really nice. Also most on ebay for sale dont have many miles and are in mint condition appose to the other bikes on ebay which have like 11k miles and have been thrashed. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2009-GENERIC-TRIGGER-SM-50-BLACK-/180572799246?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item2a0afa410e anyone have an idea on what they are like? i know they look nice, but what about performance and reliability. ____________________ Nathan fieldhouse Joined: 08 Nov 2015 Karma : nathanf wrote: What 125 engines will fit my trigger ????I rhys1005 wrote: Hi guys, Ive been looking at mopeds (not for me, for my friend who is useless at this sort of stuff). Ive shown him a few super moto's and he says he really likes the look of them, its his birthday in 3 days and he want's to get a bike by then. After searching on ebay i noticed a bike called a generic trigger sm 50, ive never heard of these before and they look really nice. Also most on ebay for sale dont have many miles and are in mint condition appose to the other bikes on ebay which have like 11k miles and have been thrashed. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2009-GENERIC-TRIGGER-SM-50-BLACK-/180572799246?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item2a0afa410e anyone have an idea on what they are like? i know they look nice, but what about performance and reliability. Welcome to the BCF. Well done for resurrecting an old post to ask a vague question in the wrong part of the forum The last post was made 8 years, 30 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? This page may contain affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission if a visitor clicks through and makes a purchase. By clicking on an affiliate link, you accept that third-party cookies will be set. |
