Who's got a dirt bike up in this bitch?

Cant wait to get a dirtbike for my daughter!

 

It's a blast riding with my boys!!

 

Dirts bikes and beer!

 

Heads up to anyone interested myself and some buddies are making a dirtbike trip to Moab April 25-29. Also hitting hells revenge in the taco with some other yodas and maybe slick rock aka hells revenge for db (it's really not a hard trail wheeling or on dirtbikes) you can bypass anything out of your comfort zone

 

Im sub’d, shout out from NH weve got a pretty good organization up here for enduro runs and stuff.

 

Been looking for a used KLX 140L for the wife. All the nut jobs on Craigslist want over $2000 for their used ones. Almost worth it to buy new but I don't want to drop that kind of cash on a little dirtbike.

 

We sold my wife's klx last summer for $2300 and it took less than a week to sell

 

It's the nut jobs buying them for that price as well! Good thing is I will never lose money on it if I get it for a good price.

 

That's true. We only lost $100 on it after a year and a half of owning it.

 

I've never been on a 2-stroke or small bike. I currently have a 690 Enduro. I plan to ride the Colorado BDR this year and then maybe downsize to a slightly smaller bike afterwards. I don't mind doing my own maintenance, but I don't want to have to change the oil every ride or rebuild the engine every other month, which is a benefit of the 690.

Why would I want a two-stroke? Why not just get a 500EXC or 501 and have that as my everything bike? I don't truck my bike to places, so street legal is important as well as capability to ride at highway speeds (yes, I know some people complain about riding a dirt bike above 50mph on pavement, but I had an XR650R that I put 1,800 miles on over 8 days on mostly highway to get to Joshua Tree/Death Valley/Mojave Preserve, so vibes don't bother me).

I don't care to be tearing up the mud or riding VERY technical stuff - that is way more fun on my MTB to me.

 

My yz250f, crf110 and 400ex

 

Planning to ride the bdr but don't like technical riding?

 

Not sure what the colorado bdr is but heres my recommendation.



2 stroke 300cc street legal. If you dont like them, you've obviously never ridden one.

 

I didn't say I didn't like technical riding, just that I am not planning on buying a small dirt bike for super tight trails and seek those out.

The most technical I have done so far were sections of the Baja 1000 course over xmas-new years a few months ago. I had too much stuff because my bike was the only one with a rack that could carry weight, so I ended up with other people's gear. Deep sand, ruts, gravel, rocks, washes. Nothing super steep or off camber that we came across.

 

I was specifically talking about that race. It's tough and will definitely beat you up. Maybe you don't think the bdr is technical.

 

Doing some maintenance on a rainy day. Not the worst thanks to the Batwing awning.

 

ill message you when i get to moab we are doing slick rock, poison spider and sovereign trails for sure

 

Are there any motocross tracks around here (Boulder). Seeing a lot of trails but not many tracks :/

 

Berthod and imi are fairly close to hippy town

 

Sounds good!