crf wheelies
09-30-2007, 07:42 PM
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Re: crf wheelies
You'll have to work at least twice as much to be able to afford a 150r...
Dude, the 150f is fine. I rode it. No problems. The gas pours out of the relief tube but besides that its good. If you don't beat on it (I mean seriously) then it'll last you forever. I changed the oil twice on mine, and never had to get at the engine ever. It just kept running. If anything, it'll be MUCH better than your kdx200 for stunting lol...
The 150r you'll have to maintain a lot more too. The F is a brick.
Dude, the 150f is fine. I rode it. No problems. The gas pours out of the relief tube but besides that its good. If you don't beat on it (I mean seriously) then it'll last you forever. I changed the oil twice on mine, and never had to get at the engine ever. It just kept running. If anything, it'll be MUCH better than your kdx200 for stunting lol...
The 150r you'll have to maintain a lot more too. The F is a brick.
09-30-2007, 07:59 PM
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Re: crf wheelies
You'll have to work at least twice as much to be able to afford a 150r...
Dude, the 150f is fine. I rode it. No problems. The gas pours out of the relief tube but besides that its good. If you don't beat on it (I mean seriously) then it'll last you forever. I changed the oil twice on mine, and never had to get at the engine ever. It just kept running. If anything, it'll be MUCH better than your kdx200 for stunting lol...
The 150r you'll have to maintain a lot more too. The F is a brick.
Dude, the 150f is fine. I rode it. No problems. The gas pours out of the relief tube but besides that its good. If you don't beat on it (I mean seriously) then it'll last you forever. I changed the oil twice on mine, and never had to get at the engine ever. It just kept running. If anything, it'll be MUCH better than your kdx200 for stunting lol...
The 150r you'll have to maintain a lot more too. The F is a brick.
10-04-2007, 08:07 PM
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Re: crf wheelies
my wheelies and all that would be better obvisioly if i was on a comftorble bike right?
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/15-...ge-thread.html
just type in the name you want and cathi will change it when she gets a chance
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/15-...ge-thread.html
just type in the name you want and cathi will change it when she gets a chance
10-06-2007, 10:22 AM
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Re: crf wheelies
Well, I mean, yes, it might be a tiny bit better because you are comfortable, but you shouldn't think about it that way. Don't buy a bike just because its more comfortable than another... You have to know how much power you want and can handle, everything in the way the bike is setup, and how much moolah you are willing to spend...
If I were you, I would start with a 4-stroke trail bike, and then move to a bigger race bike, and then sportbike... That's sort of my idea.
If I were you, I would start with a 4-stroke trail bike, and then move to a bigger race bike, and then sportbike... That's sort of my idea.
Does this kid have any friends...go ask them how much to charge shoveling driveways...and **** a stupid Dirtbike 
own up and get a CBR 600 :YEAH
10-06-2007, 03:50 PM
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Re: crf wheelies
Well, I mean, yes, it might be a tiny bit better because you are comfortable, but you shouldn't think about it that way. Don't buy a bike just because its more comfortable than another... You have to know how much power you want and can handle, everything in the way the bike is setup, and how much moolah you are willing to spend...
If I were you, I would start with a 4-stroke trail bike, and then move to a bigger race bike, and then sportbike... That's sort of my idea.
If I were you, I would start with a 4-stroke trail bike, and then move to a bigger race bike, and then sportbike... That's sort of my idea.
10-06-2007, 04:21 PM
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Re: crf wheelies
wait longer and in the mean time the crf 150r will be older and less expensive.. ive rode a 150f and a 150r and its night and day... the 150f is built slow heavy and the suspension makes u feel like youre riding on a cowch. when you grab the front brake it feels like a nuclear submarine diving...whereas the 150r is agile light weight very maneuverable and has more power. If i was you id just keep saving till u have enough to buy a 150r and by that time like i said prices will be cheaper. also good way to make money is to save school lunch money and bum from youre parents alot and stop spending money on ect like chips and stuff. just my 2 cents
10-06-2007, 05:36 PM
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