Enduro or Dt125r
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@minia I dunno, I'm just not convinced I would go down the 125 route for those sorts of bikes.
That said, I'm a poo rider so maybe that's got something to do with it.
I like the kick up the bum that you get from a smoker, but it gets tiresome where it makes shed loads of power, but not until the top top RPM. ,and none at the bottom.
I feel a 250 V Twin would be my dream.
@calum 250 V-twin for an enduro? That's a lot of extra weight... Honestly it depends on what sort of terrain you ride but when off-road it is all about the weight, 125s are less tiring thanks to the fact they weigh less. The downside though is you have a lot less torque, makes it harder to get out of difficult situations. But, well, that comes down to experience really haha
Yamaha DT125R Blue 2002, XT 125 1982, Yamaha WR250Z 1992, BMW GS650F 1994, Benelli BN302 2015
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@calum 250 V-twin for an enduro? That's a lot of extra weight... Honestly it depends on what sort of terrain you ride but when off-road it is all about the weight, 125s are less tiring thanks to the fact they weigh less. The downside though is you have a lot less torque, makes it harder to get out of difficult situations. But, well, that comes down to experience really haha
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I do not recomend using a DTR for enduro, you will break your wrists and genitals,
DT suspension is terrible over chop,
A 125 enduro is a weapon if you know how to ride it!!
A great way to start, and plenty quick,
I recomend looking for KTM EXC 200 ‘04 onwards
Keep it real
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I do not recomend using a DTR for enduro, you will break your wrists and genitals,
DT suspension is terrible over chop,
A 125 enduro is a weapon if you know how to ride it!!
A great way to start, and plenty quick,
I recomend looking for KTM EXC 200 ‘04 onwards
@darty not really within my budget.
Getting a non runner as a project could be some fun though. And then run it until it blows
