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| Hi I’m 16, 5’10, 150 and I’ve been riding dirt bikes and quads for about 2months I learned a lot about technique and body English. Why do people say that riding 2 strokes too hard isn’t good cuz of the possibility the engine can blow up? And that some times it’s not worth buying 2 strokes of any kind. I’m planning to buy a dirt bike, if I do get 2 stroke how can I prevent that from happening. I like power, speed, acceleration and adrenalin rush. 2 stroke or 4 doesn’t matter an awesome dirt bike.
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| i've ridden 4 and 2 strokes. if power, speed, acceleration and an adrenalin rush is what your after, 2 stroke. kx,cr,yz,rm. if you ride much on trails, through woods, consider the kdx 200 or 220. still 2 stroke just a little more controlable. keep the proper mixture in the fuel tank, and proper shifting to prevent excessive engine wear. do expect to have 2 stroke engines worked on a little more, but it will be worth it. be safe! ride both, for more than just a minute or two. being 150 lbs, i wouldn't consider anything smaller than a kdx 200, or a cr,kx,yz,rm 125, but you really have to keep the 125s revved high, tough to ride in woods, they are awful easy to bog down. i don't know your riding conditions, what do your friends ride? talk to them too.
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| | hey i got a KX 250 about 2 months ago and it doesnt really sound like its going to blow up. |
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| i am a two stoker for like... i like fours okay but they arent for me... if ur lazy get a 4... if u can ride and have talent get a 2... stay in the 125 class til they move you up a class then mabye you can move up
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