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| | I am 4'6". Is this bike too small for me? Should I rather go for the CRF100F? |
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| | Yes, you should look at the crf70 |
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| Hey, im 5'7" 110 lbs. No way dude. 50 is where its at. You could buy 200 springs for the price off a 100. springs raise the ride height. You can always go with anextended swingarm too.
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| deffinatly go up to a 100.its alot more comfortable and easier to control cause ur still low to the ground but not oo low. dont take the guys advice who said to get a 50. u will get bored with it
maybe if u want a real small bike just do put around with get an 8o. if u get a 50 u cant do anything on it. except play around on it.
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| ide go for a like crf70 or if you want a clutch an 80. a 100 is too big for me and im almost 5'2
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| | u should get thew 100 because that bike is way small and if ur 5'2 like his kid says he is he must be lieing about his height because im like 5'3 and ride a 125 two stroke and thats taller than most 250's. |
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