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trickedoutTLT06 08-26-2007 02:58 PM

Looking for a new bike..(MX)
 
welp..rolled my fourwheeler pretty bad ..so I wanna get a dirtbike instead, cause none of my friends race quads anymore. I'm pretty short (like 5'6) soo, I was looking at the TTR125LE but They're not fast! :( and my cousin has a YZ 125 but I think thats too big...opinions?

Shaun 08-26-2007 03:14 PM

Just don't buy a 2 stroke. 4 strokes are taking over now days.

'83 chevy 08-26-2007 03:37 PM

But you can't beat the snap of a 2 stroke, but the 4 strokes torque is like a tractor.

xxizzer421xx 08-26-2007 03:38 PM

the 4 strokes will last longer also

braceysdad 08-26-2007 03:39 PM

Anyone into pit bikes?

trickedoutTLT06 08-26-2007 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by braceysdad (Post 822962)
Anyone into pit bikes?

answer my pm please :lol:

braceysdad 08-26-2007 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by trickedoutTLT06 (Post 822991)
answer my pm please :lol:

sorry, I'm straight!

jason 08-26-2007 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by braceysdad (Post 822962)
Anyone into pit bikes?

I got a fiddy

trickedoutTLT06 08-26-2007 04:16 PM

hey BD you get my pm that time?

Bulldogger 08-26-2007 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by braceysdad (Post 822962)
Anyone into pit bikes?

I have two XR Fiddies - both have some upgrades - they are a blast.
http://www.pro29.com/50/bothFifties.jpg

DeaDShorT 08-26-2007 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by braceysdad (Post 822962)
Anyone into pit bikes?

Yeah, I hav:roll:...Colton's got one, an XR50 I hurt myself on all the time, it's too damn small for me:lol:
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ltongeared.jpg

Are you going to be trailriding, playriding @ a track or looking to get into racing?? A YZ125 is an awesome scooter. There are places that can shorten the suspension if it is really an issue. Have you considered a bigwheel KX100, or maybe they call them a 105 these days, I know KTM has one. They are a 'tweener bigger than a standard 80-85 and not quite the full blown 125 size bike. Honda just introduced a 4stroke 150, it's also aimed @ the guys too big for a standard 80-85 or too small for a fullsize 125. It's supposed to be quite the little bike from what I've heard and read. Lots of adult women riding that one.

I'm thinking you're still pretty young and haven't stopped growing...I'd try to stay on the smaller bikes so you can learn to be more aggressive with your riding style. Bigger bikes and bigger engines can develop lazy riding habits. If you're ringing the neck of a smaller CC bike, you're ready to move up a size:lol:

braceysdad 08-26-2007 05:04 PM

We have 60 acres and I bought Bracey a pw50 for her birthday. I took the tractor and box blade and made some cool trails for her. I've been looking at some 125 pit bikes to ride with her.

DeaDShorT 08-26-2007 05:12 PM

Those little klx110's are a blast...semi-auto trans and just enough power to make you think twice:lol: My wife has a Suzuki DRZ125 4 stroke, it's a blast:twisted: I can bottom out both ends of the bike just going off the curbs:shock: I abuse the HELL out of the thing and it keeps puttering along, I think I just adjusted the valves after almost 3 years of mostly my abuse8) I just wish it had better suspension and brakes. Guess a guy could always call BBR.8)That said, I think I'd buy a Honda, but any of the little bikes these days are Claw-hammer reliable"thumbsup"

trickedoutTLT06 08-26-2007 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by DeaDShorT (Post 823069)
Yeah, I hav:roll:...Colton's got one, an XR50 I hurt myself on all the time, it's too damn small for me:lol:


Are you going to be trailriding, playriding @ a track or looking to get into racing?? A YZ125 is an awesome scooter. There are places that can shorten the suspension if it is really an issue. Have you considered a bigwheel KX100, or maybe they call them a 105 these days, I know KTM has one. They are a 'tweener bigger than a standard 80-85 and not quite the full blown 125 size bike. Honda just introduced a 4stroke 150, it's also aimed @ the guys too big for a standard 80-85 or too small for a fullsize 125. It's supposed to be quite the little bike from what I've heard and read. Lots of adult women riding that one.

I'm thinking you're still pretty young and haven't stopped growing...I'd try to stay on the smaller bikes so you can learn to be more aggressive with your riding style. Bigger bikes and bigger engines can develop lazy riding habits. If you're ringing the neck of a smaller CC bike, you're ready to move up a size:lol:

I'm racing MX, and I had a 90 last year but it was way too small.. but like I said I was looking into the TTR125le

FORD84 08-26-2007 05:16 PM

just get a 450..."thumbsup".best move i ever made..
went from a 125 to 450.....Just hang on and your good to go.

DeaDShorT 08-26-2007 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by braceysdad (Post 823085)
We have 60 acres and I bought Bracey a pw50 for her birthday. I took the tractor and box blade and made some cool trails for her. I've been looking at some 125 pit bikes to ride with her.

Do it!!! Lifes too short and the kids grow up to damn fast. I'm getting ready for another camping/riding trip this coming weekend. Haven't spent enough time with the kids and trying to get their riding skills better. Mason just ditched the training wheels on his bicycle last week, He'll be ready to swing a leg over the fiddy later this fall or early next spring. Maybe we'll get a mild winter again in Denver...I won't hold my breath on that:roll:

savageracer312 08-26-2007 05:24 PM

crf150!!

DeaDShorT 08-26-2007 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by trickedoutTLT06 (Post 823094)
I'm racing MX, and I had a 90 last year but it was way too small.. but like I said I was looking into the TTR125le


A ttr90 or what?? Find a good clean YZ/CR/KX/RM/KTM 85 and ride it till you outgrow the thing. They are about the same size as the ttr125, especially the bigwheel versions. The 2strokes will be dirt cheap, everyone wants a 4stroke. Just make sure someone that knows bikes looks it over closely for you. Most "kids" have NO FRIGGIN' CLUE about maintenance on these bikes:shock:

Have you got a good, knowledgeable dealer in your area that supports the local MX scene?? There's the best place to start"thumbsup"

trickedoutTLT06 08-26-2007 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by DeaDShorT (Post 823113)
A ttr90 or what?? Find a good clean YZ/CR/KX/RM/KTM 85 and ride it till you outgrow the thing. They are about the same size as the ttr125, especially the bigwheel versions. The 2strokes will be dirt cheap, everyone wants a 4stroke. Just make sure someone that knows bikes looks it over closely for you. Most "kids" have NO FRIGGIN' CLUE about maintenance on these bikes:shock:

Have you got a good, knowledgeable dealer in your area that supports the local MX scene?? There's the best place to start"thumbsup"

yeah we have a good dealer but he doesn't really "support" motocross, but he definately knows what hes talking about. I rode my cousins ttr125 last summer and could handle the power but I wasnt tall enough yet..but this year I am. so basicly I want a bike that fits me that's fast.

Mikekx65 08-26-2007 05:49 PM

Here is my beast...its a 2001 rm 80 its getting small for me but im not complaining its been through 6 years of me beating on it and shes still holding up. Nothing has gone bad on the motor....yet But ill never buy a 4 stroke or a honda. Just 2 things i will never do.


http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1...5/DSCF1541.jpg


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