

I ride a lot at the track, but a lot of my riding is also done in the mountains, in the woods, and on trails. Right now im leaning more towards the Honda, but its up in the air.
Thanks.

KTM has the best suspension, lightest weight, most options and the most power. It is the most expensive and parts can be hard to get. The suspension is great but fussy to adjust.
The Yamaha is great for both racing and trail riding. YZF is better for racing and the WR for trails.
The Suzuki and Kawasaki are about the same and are good for both and they have very tough motors.
The Honda has great suspension and is easy to ride fast but the motors wont last the longest.
BTW, Cycle News sucks and I wouldn't put much trust in what they say. They mostly do street bikes anyway.
Are any of these bikes good: Suzuki DR-Z250, Honda CRF-230F, Yamaha TTR-230, or Kawasaki KLX 300R.
Any help is welcome.
Thank you for reading
-Anton


i've never heard of that but the dude says that its a copy of honda. will it last or is it crappy.
i'm getting a 110.
but its only 500 dollars brand new.
i'm pretty sure he said panda but it might have been somethign else that sounded like panda..
i just want it to not break down.

its because these china bikes come with so many different names so many different designs that well .. you can never track down a manifacture or dealership to get parts for them when they break
just an example of how many diff names they slap on them to keep you from finding a real manufacturer
here we have the (speed) 110
http://www.guiamotera.com/minimotos/fotos/dirt_bike_110_eco/dirt_bike_110_eco-1.jpg
and here is the eagle? .. not sure what it says
http://www.motorxtremes.com/images/newprod_pics/110dirt_bike.png
and then the nameless
http://img.alibaba.com/photo/50229413/Alloy_Dirt_Bike.jpg
and the ..defiant? ..
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/202492920/Dirt_Bike_HC_119C_dirt_bike.html
see a pattern?..
its a 110 .. and im sure ur thinking hey a honda cr125 is a big bike this is only a few ccs smaller
no….
this bike is considerd a pit bike suitable for 5 yearolds to break before they move up to a real bike
it just depends what its worth to you… if you know how to work on them .. and feel like a pain in the neck
go for it
if you want to wait for a good deal or spend a few extra dollars on a used name brand bike .. well that would be a better idea
check out ebay/ craigslist the local classifieds/news paper
yes its a copy of honda but .. the machine work, cast work, grade of metal ect ect is all a little different .. soooo …. if they cant make a product they canstand behind enough to put a straight brand name make and model .. then im not going to trust it
get a name brand jap bike, suzuki kawasaki yamaha honda ktm anything with one of these names on it .. will be a pretty dependable bike


I'd say anything with a Rear Wheel size of 16 inches or 14 inches (so your leg is easy to et over the bike !!)
for just play riding. The Honda XR 100 is a easy beginner bike. or the Yamaha TTR line, like the ttr 125.
go for smooth power and easy maintanance
Your probably not going to be happy with the 80's and 85's.
For racing you can get a KX 100 or a KTM 1o5, etc
Good Luck on your hunt
www.TCCRA.org
for Texas dirt bike Cross Country and the largest Girls program in the country, also links to the race pictures under PBJ photo

i'm and adventrous. don't act like a girly girl.
i love cars and bikes, but don't have one of my own.
i love going fast, and trying new things
i'm looking to buy a bike and need help finding one.
any one?





