Very thorough, instructions well delivered. Brought up all kinds of ideas. Now I want one.

I had to stop watching. Couldn't see what I wanted to see because of the annoying graphic. Do another video without graphic. Please.

Ok we have listened and will be doing an updated video with out the banner. I hope that the new one will clarify any confusion.

I hear you, friend. I bought mine when I was 35, and wished every time I rode it that I'd bought it sooner. I'm not crippled yet, but with lots of moles on my body, I can't ride it too many days in a row. It's a young man's machine, but even old fellers without back trouble will do okay.

I liked this video very much you did a good job of going over the whole bike well

Its pretty amazing how long this motoring vehicle has been around. I remember seeing it in Popular Mechanics when I was a kid in high school. Now that I am retired, it has not lost its appeal. This is a very niche bike; and would be ideal for those who encounter extremely difficult terrain, right at the trail head, or right outside one's back door. Here in southern California, with our arid climate and wide open spaces, there are other bikes that might provide better ability to cover a lot of ground more quickly, while carrying a decent load. This bike is good for solo hunter/adventurers, who need to be completely self contained for a prolonged period, or for groups who all have a similar bike. Also, I could see this bike as a sag vehicle or playing a support vehicle role, where it is the designated "pack mule" for the other bikes, especially with its ability to pull a cargo trailer. Potential customers who have considered all the merits of this bike, along with the intended purpose and terrain that they may encounter, should be satisfied with this choice.

Get rid of the graphic and improve the sound. I had to turn the sound all the way up and could still barely hear you...

nice walk around, thanks! you outfitted your how i would, pretty sensible.

Why would you put that graphic over and covering the subject of the video? Why would you export a video with such poor audio?

Great engineering !!!

I think more brain-power has gone into this unlikely thing than into any flashy superbike!

I have wanted one of these for a while. They are awesome!

these were always neat but very under powered

so where do i buy this?

no audio

You have to turn the volume up on your end,we can't hear anything!

Is there particular ones that were problematic?

I wonder who provided the information for this video. I also wonder what the bottom half of the bike looks like.

I want one

Along with getting rid of the graphic please turn up the volume.

Good

Unless the belt is soaked with oil, you'll likely have no trouble with it being "wet". I've driven through water that flooded the clutch on my '97 and driven right out.

A correction-the universal joint is made by Belden, not at the Rokon plant in N.H.

thanks, you explaned a lot of the things I wanted to know very well. im sold but only if I can find one used. that is a little to much for something so simple

Who sells these?

PLEASE DO A VIDEO WITHOUT THE GRAPHIC AT THE BOTTOM !! YOU CANT SEE ANY LOWER PARTS/AREAS OF THE BIKE BECAUSE OF IT.

I weigh in barely over 300 and over 6foot 2 and was wondering if one of those would pull me around would love to do a series of West Virginia where I live we have real tough mountains and those bikes look to be tough I've wore out some bikes I've had in past but just asking someone who seems to actually kno rokon it's before my time but would love to make a rokon club, us big boys in the world don't get a chance to enjoy 2 wheels due to stuff stretching and breaking but we would see if rokon really has that pulling power

And the 70's, 80's, 90's and present.

these things are awesome!!! do you need a motorcycle license to drive one of these? or are they classified as an ATV?

@iBlake funny thing, I wonder that too, how come...

So it has a continuously variable transmission?

i couldn't watch it with that damn banner on it. it always blocked everything i wanted to see.

Actually the Rokon was 1st made in 1958. 😊

I have heard the engines tend to overheat, is this true?

Who else has broken the roll pins on there Rokon miter boxes?

hahah good one

218lbs dry weight

Didn't realize it had a cvt. Not sure how much to trust those. Honda makes hydrostatic for ATVs.

spoke wheels ADD 20lbs? No way. There is also no way that front wheel has 8 inches of travel. The shock might but the wheel doesn't

The name is pronounced "Rock-ON"

Poor vid but I have to disagree with those complaining about the power. These are designed for back country trail riding and multiple hauling and homesteading type chores. Dragging big game out of the backcountry etc. They will go where jeeps ATV's, SxS's simply can't go. If you need speed or want to zoom around trails get an enduro or dirt bike. These new ones will go 35 MPH and that is plenty fast on a narrow backwoods trail or where there is no trail at all. The people who own these don't get rid of them very often. They might be expensive by some standards but they are built like a tractor.

yeah if you lived in the 60s

have fun when the belt is wet !

just think if they made one with a big engine & 4 wheels to be more stable, oh yeah like a ATV! See the price on this it's ATV price with lawnmower engine.

It's pronounced 'rock-on'

Lousy audio.

Can't hear a damn thing

This video was poorly thought out ! Your banner covered half of the ROKON from view which made it impossible to see the damn bike. Try again !

Another video with poor sound!

I would love to buy a Rokon but that price. Pee U dude. 👎

"Rokon Explained" Over priced for what you get! Novelty item!

8 Thousand Dollar's !

miller is a rip off. i built something better with a usa briggs engine. how dare you son. i was born in 66 it dont matter. usa ,son ,that is what matters.

where is the engine made in china? china junk i knew it!