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DIRTBIKE WICH ONE TO BUY!?
i want to buy a dirt bike really fast good performance dirt bike i like yamaha im thinking about getting the yamaha tt r230 and a 2002 yamaha yz426f are those good bikes but it has to be in price range of 3,600 TO 4500 . im 20 very mucalure about 145 to 180 so im not teen to get an idea i want a fast motocross light or offroad cause i like fast but yet horsepower the best.
Dude, you need to get your act together first of all!!!! LOL.What is it 145lbs or 180lbs? Thats a huge gap.As far as bikes go, you can’t even compare a TT-R to a YZ-F, totally different bikes nevermind the fact that you compared a 230cc to a 426cc. I can tell you from experience that the TT-R is slow as molasses, and the old YZF426 was an absolute tank, a fast tank, but a tank none-the-less. Get yourself a two stroke 125cc motocross bike, they’re light, fast, easy and cheap to maintain… a great first dirtbike. I’d recommend Suzuki’s RM125, or Yamaha’s YZ125
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2009 klx250s mods (sprocket, exhaust, tires)?
Im looking to upgrade the sprockets and what are the best tooth setups for front and rear. I ride mostly offroad. (also would i be able to pull wheelies just with a throttle twist with a certain number of teeth?)
Also im looking for new tires suited to offroad, would Michelan AC-10s be good or Dunlop D606′s be better? Or is there some better option. I ride 85% offroad and 15% on and I dont do that much highway riding, if any.
Also, what is a good slip on exhaust for power? if not for power, what about a slip on just for a good sounding bike?
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I bought a range of fronts from 11-14T. The 11 will pull hard, but is too short for anything useful. I prefer the 12T. I haven’t changed the rear. (Primarily ride in the mountain areas of Breckenridge, CO.)
I think I have the Kenda’s on right now. They’re a good dual purpose tire. It really depends what kind of terrain you’re riding when you go offroad. If you need a knobbie, then you strap them on, and no cop will ever care. Just go slow on the pavement, and they’ll last just fine.
Adding a pipe, IMHO, makes the bike too loud. I’m no tree hugger, but my buddy’s bike has a pipe, and it’s annoying as hell.
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