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| im 5'3 and am considering buying a 2002 TT-R125L. Is this a good bike for me?
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| | dude i had a tt-r125l and i liked it for a little while, however last night i picked up a kx100 and rode it today- if u know how to ride the basics get a two stroke |
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| yeah thats a good bike for you im 5 3 and i ride a crf150r you will like that because it has a power btu tis a four srtoke
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| yeah probably but go for HONDA
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| IM AFRAID U MAY BE TO SHORT
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| in my opinion they suck i just had a 2001 TTr125l and it was a good first bike with a clutch i grew out of it when i was 5'5 130lbs. so i would recomend a RM85l, that is what i have right now and im 5'7, it's fast and quick acceleration if that is what you want
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| | Dont listen to Kevin!! They are the best |
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