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| I AM 13 YEARS OLD I AM ABOUT 5 9 AND I WEIGH ABOUT 180-190 POUNDS IS THIS TOO MUCH MOTOR FOR MOTOCROSS. SHOULD I GET THIS OR WHAT?
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| | You're too young bud, go for a 125!! |
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| I am 30 years old with about the same specs as you. I ride a 250, but if you are racing motos you would learn alot and have a whole lotta fun on a 125 for a couple years. If you plan on doing much duning or hill climbing buy both.
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| | im 13 and 5'8 and i got a crf250r and i can handle it just fine |
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| | ay...... im 13 5'8 and i ride a yz 250 with a 300cc kit on it. i mean i been riding for seven years and im better thatn most of all the older people thatn me and a 450 is too slow for me |
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| | With your weight and skill level considered I would go with a 250 4 stroke. It has more low end power and they are easier to ride with someone that has little experience. They are harder to work on and more expensive to maintain and harder to start but easier to learn on. But, if you do go with a 2 stroke get a 2002 or above cr 125. |
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