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Anyone into dirtbikes?

Discussion in 'The Bench' started by '71buickg.s., Jan 19, 2004.

  1. '71buickg.s.

    '71buickg.s. a dark and stormy night..

    For those of you that do not know, we moved to the DFW area over winter break. We got 2 acres of land and needed something for all of it. We got a dirtbike yesterday. A 1998 Honda XR100. Its our first bike and boy is it fun! Once my brother and i got the shifting down we were flyin'! Anyways, i just wanted to know if anyone here has an interest in them.
     
    '71buickg.s., Jan 19, 2004
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  2. GSXMEN

    GSXMEN Got Jesus?

    Dirt bikes are a blast!!:bglasses: :TU:

    Sure wish they had suspensions back then, like they do now though!! Back when my brother and I had ours, they still had dual coilover shocks in the rear!!:Dou:

    I had a '74 KDX 80 (engine bored to a 90) and he had a '79 KX 80.

    Great bikes to learn on...not real expensive...ran the stink out of 'em!!!:Brow: :TU:

    I think anyone contemplating getting a street bike, should pick up a cheap dirt bike.

    Have fun!!! But, don't forget to wear all 'the gear'!! Be Safe!!:Smarty: :TU:
     
    GSXMEN, Jan 19, 2004
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  3. gotbuick

    gotbuick What, me worry?

    I have two of these Honda Cubs. They are the funnest jump on and go bikes around. Hard to find too!!
     

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  4. 71GS455

    71GS455 Best Package Wins!

    Jerry,

    You sure get some funny looking dirt down in Tacoma.
     
    71GS455, Jan 19, 2004
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  5. gotbuick

    gotbuick What, me worry?


    :laugh: :laugh:
     
    gotbuick, Jan 19, 2004
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  6. killrbuick66455

    killrbuick66455 Well-Known Member

    I had a YZ 250.. man that thing was fast !! I had to sell it cause i knew i would get hurt on it...it was only a matter of time.
     
    killrbuick66455, Jan 19, 2004
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  7. Adam Whitman

    Adam Whitman Guest

    hmmm, Honda 76 trail 70, 74 CR125, 74 TL125(trials, sure miss that one) ; 84 Husky 250CR, 82 250XC, and 81 430 WR; 91 KTM 300. I guess I had a couple....

    I now have a 64 Yamaha YG-1 trailmaster 80cc hehe
     
    Adam Whitman, Jan 19, 2004
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  8. bad-buford

    bad-buford Well-Known Member

    just a few

    z50, xr75, xr80, cr125, 250r 3 wheeler. Currently I have a CRF230, and xr70 and CRF80 for the kids. We ride a solid 3-5 hours a week. I redirected a bunch of buick funds, but the time with the family is worth every dime.
     
    bad-buford, Jan 19, 2004
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  9. MBTex

    MBTex Well-Known Member

    Have a YZ250 was racing hare scrambles for a while kind of got to expensive.
     
    MBTex, Jan 20, 2004
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  10. wkillgs

    wkillgs Gold Level Contributor

    Oh yeah!......'84 KDX 250 and '87 Banshee Quad......

    And do mountain bikes count?......'97 Cannondale F700 and '00 Sant Cruz Superlight! Recently took my third trip to Moab, Utah to do some mountain biking....
     
    wkillgs, Jan 20, 2004
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