Need to find a dirt bike
10-29-2008, 12:38 PM
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Where ya thinking of riding?There is supposed to be some riding at Keystone lake about a half hour from home. Other than that, I'll have to figure out where my buddies go. I have several friends that ride a lot and have been riding since they were kids. we'll keep it low key for me for a while.
I've got ot get my son out on his bike. We already bought him a TTR 125, so now its my turn. We'll both be on our butts!
10-29-2008, 12:38 PM
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Why do you want an enduro? Daily driver?
Just curious. The Dick Lanes track at the lake will beat the hell out of you on a crossover bike. You'll probably find a lot more selection in that price range going with an MX bike as well. Good luck with the search!
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10-29-2008, 12:44 PM
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Keytime, if you come down to Grand, I'm sure Masher will put you up. I think the requirement for room & board is you have to drink 5 bottles of Grey Goose and be his weekend boy toy!
10-29-2008, 12:44 PM
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I don't know about sensible, it just been a lot of years since I've ridden and I wasn't that experienced then. I'll be on my a$$ a lot.
There is supposed to be some riding at Keystone lake about a half hour from home. Other than that, I'll have to figure out where my buddies go. I have several friends that ride a lot and have been riding since they were kids. we'll keep it low key for me for a while.
I've got ot get my son out on his bike. We already bought him a TTR 125, so now its my turn. We'll both be on our butts!
There is supposed to be some riding at Keystone lake about a half hour from home. Other than that, I'll have to figure out where my buddies go. I have several friends that ride a lot and have been riding since they were kids. we'll keep it low key for me for a while.
I've got ot get my son out on his bike. We already bought him a TTR 125, so now its my turn. We'll both be on our butts!
10-29-2008, 12:46 PM
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10-29-2008, 12:54 PM
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You might be thinking more of dual-sports. The bikes he's looking at lean much heavier toward off-road than a dual-sport.
10-29-2008, 01:14 PM
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Jayhawk, you obviously havent seen MCs 12 month limp or heard about Delos superman impression this year
10-29-2008, 01:18 PM
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if your looking for a on/offroad bike, I would stck with an offroad bike and add a baja designs kit to make it street legal, the factory street legal bikes dont have the good suspension...
my sister does have a pair of suzuki dr200's for sale though, mint condition, but they just aren't what you want if your riding hard in the dirt.
my sister does have a pair of suzuki dr200's for sale though, mint condition, but they just aren't what you want if your riding hard in the dirt.
10-29-2008, 01:21 PM
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Hay, I resemble that statment. And I still ride almost every weekend.But weren't you asking about a bike 2 wk ago.
Randy, Delo has an older 99' or 00' rm250 he is wanting to get rid of. I think he wanted a grand or so.
