2017s??

Mungusman
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Mungusman 2/8/2016 8:03pm
2/8/2016 8:03pm
I read that the RMZ 450, and Honda CRF 450 are both going to be completely new bikes for 2017, I'd wait!!!
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mxb2 2/8/2016 10:06pm
2/8/2016 10:06pm
Teej317 wrote:
I've been away from the sport for over 3 years now and am hoping to get back into it this summer. I know that I want...
I've been away from the sport for over 3 years now and am hoping to get back into it this summer. I know that I want a 450 for sure, but am doing research to see what is best for me. The '16 KTM 450 seems like one of, if not the best. I originally was set on the RMZ (specifically for its turning ability), but those SFF TAC air forks sure seem like a hot topic of debate. I was kind of hoping to see what Suzuki might offer in 2017, if there might be any improvements. When can we expect to see the 2017 models rolling out? Thanks.
Buy a new leftover 15 rmz ,450 $6100/otd, put a pipe, remap, use good fuel, frt rotor kit get suspension done. Bike will be good enuff for 95% people of the world. Solid bike.
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Teej317 2/9/2016 8:08pm
2/9/2016 8:08pm
Teej317 wrote:
I've been away from the sport for over 3 years now and am hoping to get back into it this summer. I know that I want...
I've been away from the sport for over 3 years now and am hoping to get back into it this summer. I know that I want a 450 for sure, but am doing research to see what is best for me. The '16 KTM 450 seems like one of, if not the best. I originally was set on the RMZ (specifically for its turning ability), but those SFF TAC air forks sure seem like a hot topic of debate. I was kind of hoping to see what Suzuki might offer in 2017, if there might be any improvements. When can we expect to see the 2017 models rolling out? Thanks.
mxb2 wrote:
Buy a new leftover 15 rmz ,450 $6100/otd, put a pipe, remap, use good fuel, frt rotor kit get suspension done. Bike will be good enuff...
Buy a new leftover 15 rmz ,450 $6100/otd, put a pipe, remap, use good fuel, frt rotor kit get suspension done. Bike will be good enuff for 95% people of the world. Solid bike.
What's your experience with the air forks like?
racerhansen 2/23/2016 6:56am
2/23/2016 6:56am
Mungusman wrote:
I read that the RMZ 450, and Honda CRF 450 are both going to be completely new bikes for 2017, I'd wait!!!
It's been next year for a couple of years now with suzuki.

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VezTa 4/12/2016 9:34pm
4/12/2016 9:34pm
2017 RMZ 250 and 450 aren't going to change much but in 2018 they plan on making some big changes. I have a 2014 RMZ 250 with SFF and I like it. But it's all personal preference.
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Jake86 4/13/2016 8:29am
4/13/2016 8:29am
Really broke my heart that Suzuki isn't going to update the 2017's.. Probably going to buy a YZ now...

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