Dirt Bike FAQ

Maybe….it would weigh less…but sound terrible.

There's no replacement for displacement. Power costs money. Bore it out and mike it bigger. Good Luck and happy trails.

An Enduro is acually a dirt bike that can be ran on the highway, so therfore if you want an all around bike I would go with the enduro, that way you can run it wherever you want to!

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The maintenance schedule will not be anywhere near as intense for a 2-stroke when compared to a 4. The top end will probably be the biggest hit on your wallet. Expect to do this every year or two (a lot more if you get into racing with it). People on here will say stuff to the effect like, you have to waste time measuring the oil to mix in with the gas. If you think about it, as much as you're changing the oil on your racing 4 stroke like maintenance requires, you'll be dumping every 2-3 rides almost the equivalent of what I'm mixing in. Use a good synthetic oil for whatever bike you choose (my personal favorite is klotz, but there's a lot of good stuff out there). Of the 3 bikes you listed the YZ is the best bet. Honda's CR250 is no longer in production and had weird jetting issues. The KTM SX is super light but does not have the power spread of the Yamaha or it's spot-on suspension. Is the new bike going to be used for trail or MX track? The KTM 250 XC would be a better bet if you plan on riding woods.

Arizona Cycle Park
Buckeye
623-853-0750
Motocross

Cerbat Motocross Track
Kingman
520-757-7438
Motocross

Canyon Offroad Park
Sun City
623-434-4363
Motocross

ET MotoPark
Queen Creek
480-926-6688
Motocross

Mammoth Motocross Track
Mammoth
520-487-2731
Arenacross

Motoland MX Track
Casa Grande
520-421-1716
Motocross

MotoGrande MX
Casa Grande
602-326-8293
Motocross

Nomads Motocross & ATV Club
Sierra Vista
520-458-5297
Motocross
Quads

Pima Motorsports Raceway
Pima
520-762-8771
Motocross

Speedworld Motocross Park
Surprise
623-546-1206
Motocross

Thrasherland Motocross Park
Glendale
623-877-2361
Motocross

If you are just after trails to ride on type in www.trailsource.com and that will give you trails in the area

A Suzuki 110 is a play bike. It is not sweet for jumping. Is your friend Napoleon Dynamite? Either way, never take his advice on motorcycles again.

125 or 250

I think you should look for something in the 250cc range, good power, balanced. And you can touch the ground….j/k Try the 250, RM250 from Suzuki is nice

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Try a 250, if you're responsible enough to not kill yourself at first, it should have enough power to keep you happy for the long run.