Very Cool Old School Mini Bobber

I was searching around the net lastnight, don’t even remember what I was looking for, and came across this very cool “mini” bobber.

Kikker Moto Mini Bobber Hardknock

The Hardknock old school mini bobber manufactured by Kikker Moto 5150.

Now I am not a fan of these chinese “mini choppers” that you see all over the place, I think most of them are junk, but this one kind of caught my eye.

For one it is made in the USA of steel. The bike features a rigid frame, springer front end, kick or electric start, jockey shift, and a couple of cool paint job options - flat black, flames, very cool. The Hardknock bobber is available with 2 different engine sizes, either a 49cc or 110cc, and can reach speeds over 50 MPH. Kikker also offers a line of accessories and replacement parts for the bike. The price of the HardKnock bobber starts at just under 2 grand.

Mini Bobber with Hot Babe

OK so it is not the usual cool, but it is pretty neat.

Check out Kikker 5150 for more info on this very cool mini old school bobber.

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7 Responses to 'Very Cool Old School Mini Bobber'

  1. Josh - June 5th, 2007 at 9:53 pm

    We also sell this model from Kikker for the low price of $1499 with FREE SHIPPING! Tons of options.

  2. lenin - June 12th, 2007 at 2:52 pm

    your models & bikes are extremly good

  3. lucas - November 18th, 2007 at 6:57 am

    hey r these mini bobbers road legal in australia

  4. tom - December 7th, 2007 at 2:03 pm

    junk

  5. paul - February 5th, 2008 at 7:35 pm

    I will never buy a Kikker product again. I have bought 2 Hardknocks.
    On both of them there was no way of knowing the status of my orders. The dealers were in the dark, and could also not get status updates. No tracking numbers provided. Took over 3 months to recieve the last one. Also, the mso is a “courtesy” with this company, even though you have to have an mso to get it registered. More than 4 months after my first order, I don’t have an mso for either bike. Which means they are useless.
    Please save yourself the headache and choose something else! Read around on the web, there are many unsatisfied customers.

  6. Lacey - February 10th, 2008 at 3:59 am

    so what about an mso… im sure these bikes were created as a fun-time toy…. and thats what you should use it as… just bust down a trial if a cops after you… :) i mean it can go like 50… far faster than any cop can run… im gettin one

  7. Jim - October 10th, 2008 at 6:47 am

    http://www.oldminibikes.com/forum/project-logs/1989-x-90-bobber-build.html

    That’s a harley x90 done into a bobber. Fantastic job to say the least.