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I would say go up to the klx125 size bike and hold it for
I bought an old CRF150F trail bike that already had CR85 suspension on it. It feels way more comfortable than a klx110 or bigger Chinese pitbike. Whatever floats your boat as long as it's fun.
Are these parts readily available from other manufactures online?
Would a local moto mechanic be able to work on these?
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With that said, I don't believe YCF is going anywhere, any time soon.
Absolute animal.....
If you are interested in doing any play riding/woods don't go for the 190, it's pure race. IMHO it would be too much in 14/12.
Myself I am use to big power from my 2006 CR250 and my 2019 CRF450. One thing you have right is 2 stroke and 4 stroke power band is definitely different.
My YCF BIGY Daytona 190 is perfect for the guy/gal that likes a bike that's has the power.
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BTW, I have 2 2019 YCF 190's already and I just ordered 2 new 2021. I bought 2 YCF 2021 bikes like I do every other year so I am well aware of the DAYTONA 4V 190cc power. It's not that much but once again I am use to my CRF450 and advanced rider. I have been riding since I was 4 and started racing at the age 8 and turned pro at 17. I continued to race all the way until I was 35. After 35 I started to get into pit bikes from Mini Super Moto to dirt. Built plenty of these pit bikes to know all about what they are capable of producing for power. I have been racing and play riding for years. Anyways my point to all this is a true rider wants the power in a bike for either racing or play riding.
Good luck Mumbles I hope your able to get your hands on one. The YCF's are a fricken beast over any other pit bike I have ever owned.
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