He probably had a big flywheel on it for the woods? If so it really tames them down. Mine wouldve totally sucked in the woods. It bogged bad at lower rpms. And when it hit it's power band, it was more like an explosion. It either spun or wheelied. I heard the newer 2 strokes were alot smoother. Hated to see them almost disappear. I'm still looking for that pic lol
I loved riding my kids cr80 but the most fun was a crf150rb. That thing had nuts. There's two motocross tracks where we go and I made much better time on the short track with that. I'm religious though about riding the right size bike you just get hurt too easily on too big or too small and that could get away from you. Look that bike up though it's bad ass. The dealer I deal with builds the 150 and drops 250 goods in it with electric start truly a beast
Cool I'll check it out later. Time to go play with metal tubing in sub freezing temps yay!! Lol.
Some days I wished mine hadn't had a kick starter lol. My right shin barely had any meat left on it from it kicking back. I finally figured out using a little starting fluid made the process less painful lol.
I had one of those about 8 years ago. Way to much bike for me in tight hilly trails. And to short of geared for the dirt roads.
Had the 99 yz 400.It was the last bike I raced.It was a great bike but you stall it and you may as well just walk away cause you have to kick em to death.And you better be on the compression stroke or they bite you.Big bores are for the exsperienced riders who can manage the throttle.My next bike will be a 2015 crf 250 soon as my cousin is done with it. He races A class and is insanely fast.We need to start a photo thread of old bikes we've had.It brings back the memories.
I'm not a bike guy but about 10-15 years ago I used to ride quads and a buddy always tagged along on his Honda 600. I don't remember the exact model of the bike, I only remember Honda and 600. The guy was about 230lbs so he seemed like he could handle the bike ok. I took it for a spin and after about 5 minutes I was scared and gave it back to him. Of course, back then I was only 145ish. It wasn't bad putting around and he had already told me to be easy on the throttle. I thought I'd run it down the road and gun it, it lifted the front at 70mph. I shut it down quick
" jak9922" lmfao grilling hotdogs on a stick over an open popo hahahahaha
NHRA uses P1K's too. And Foreman's for push carts.
I am waiting on my grand baby to grow a little, she is 17months old now and can't wait to buy her the crf50 with training wheels. Both of my girls grew up on Honda dirt bikes, starting with xr50 with training wheels then xr70, then xr100, next was the xr200, that's as far as the girls progressed along with their mom, my last bike was a crf250x. I sure miss the bike days but since a 420rancher accident breaking 3 vertebrae in my back, the ole pioneer is keeping me young until the talon comes along.
