How do you stop a charging Ryno?

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8/8/2024 3:50pm
KHNC wrote:
The only proper way to get to the track is with your bike in the back of the truck, with ramp ,gear bag and gas can...

The only proper way to get to the track is with your bike in the back of the truck, with ramp ,gear bag and gas can. Then when you get rich, you can get an enclosed trailer with a water tank and generator in the front. Thats what all the high rollers had in the 90's at District 29 events and Victory Sports AX in the winter. I piggybacked off a buddy and rode with him and his box trailer for a year. It was the good life. 🤣

Something I recently learned is how uniquely American our standard local moto day setup is  

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8/8/2024 3:55pm
Crutcher wrote:
Something I recently learned is how uniquely American our standard local moto day setup is  

Something I recently learned is how uniquely American our standard local moto day setup is  

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Props on the B's Moto lab sticker. Even though we're at different dealerships, B is still one of my buds. With all of the time you've been at Jeeps lately, I'm surprised I haven't ran into you yet.

8/8/2024 9:59pm
GrapeApe wrote:
He seemed to be all about LL's until he got shit-faced and stumbled around the beer tent with his pubes hanging out and was "unwelcomed" from...

He seemed to be all about LL's until he got shit-faced and stumbled around the beer tent with his pubes hanging out and was "unwelcomed" from the event.

He is right though about life being really expensive right now. It's not unique to amateur motocross and as a reminder nobody is required to race LL qualifiers. Plenty of healthy local motocross and off-road racing for those that want to enjoy the grass roots. Also plenty of other national level events across the country that aren't tied to LL's if you want to check out better competition. But if you want to make a run at a national championship, well yeah that's going to cost more. How much more is completely your choice.

Not sure why this would be downvoted...?  Maybe just another personal choice to downvote an internet persona that they generally don't like?I don't care what your...

Not sure why this would be downvoted...?  Maybe just another personal choice to downvote an internet persona that they generally don't like?

I don't care what your posting history is, I think you are spot on here Grape. 

Try to stay focused.

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8/8/2024 10:03pm
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It is REALITY. Instead of growing the sport, the goal is the capture the most money from the people that can afford it. Conclusion, the feeder...

It is REALITY. Instead of growing the sport, the goal is the capture the most money from the people that can afford it. Conclusion, the feeder or amateur classes are slower than they used to be, now 10% really make an impact instead of 70%, just because the really fast guys could not get there because of money. It was a middle class sport, but now the middle class is struggling. Some rich and passionated dads are still there, but that is not how you create the next james stewart especially in a weaker field. Sorry but Ryno is 100% right.

This^

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A: "Take away his credit card!"

 

You have to love his NFGs.

Interesting take on an amateur promoter.

Who's the amateur promoter 'raping everybody'?  DC?  #metoo with Ryno - calm down with the sexual assault metaphors Ryno!

What a kook.  

 

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8/8/2024 11:44pm
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Toter Home 

Toter Home 

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Cascadia,s made in Mexico piles of garbage. 152k & the inlet & out knock sensors r out. PDF filters & 2 injectors. Shocks all blown along with the seat, steer spring bushings washed out, trans is junk. It want to regen at 10 % pdf filter filled according to the computer. It’s a mil times more violent than Jack hammering.  Who ever bought this doesn’t know there disposable trucks, 10k of hard work then drive them into a hole.  Since Mon it’s been freezing in Wi., Ia. Mn. International falls lastnight with wind chill it was in the 30,s.  Bur too cold for me to think about riding.  Didn’t make beans this yr  no one pays anything anymore. I hv 2 hot chics in Ukraine that take turns watching me in the trk. Camera faces me and the rd.  I get .5 cpm more for that eww wow.   Steers way out of balance it literally shakes the piss out of ya. I stop grab my piss jug and face the camera. And drain the lizard like oh I forgot I had a camera facing me. Haha. I talked to 1 of the girls she is super sweet . Her English isn’t the best once she gets off her trained to say program.  I sex up my voice & she giggles alot. There probably streaming it live in Eastern Europe.  What we hv to do now to make a 1/4 of what we made yrs ago.  Probably on some reality show in Eastern Europe that none of us could pronounce.  It would be great if we had big #,s of vet experts at local or regional races. I look at it like everyone puts there money on the table the race fee. Then I put my hand ovr the money & say I,m taking all the dough, or try too.  A rider could make more in 1 race in 98  than a season now .  

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8/9/2024 1:48am Edited Date/Time 8/9/2024 1:53am
moto45 wrote:

"people cant afford it"...the pits at Loretta's looked pretty full of toter homes. 

Rickyisms wrote:
That’s exactly the problem that many motorsports have become. The pits may be full of Toterhomes and Stackers, but when the average Joe’s stop showing up...

That’s exactly the problem that many motorsports have become. The pits may be full of Toterhomes and Stackers, but when the average Joe’s stop showing up with a bike in the back of their 10 year old pick up truck or a race car on a 20 year old open trailer you really have to start thinking about the long term health. We won’t have a sport if the average plumber, carpenter, etc isn’t able to afford to ride and race. 

Spot on. 

The people that could afford the 100k motorhomes are going to show up and keep going when things take downturns. The issue is the lower and mid income classes.

A good example is the cycling industry. It is in an absolute shithole at the moment because the middle class and working class are struggling = the high volume entry level and mid tier segment is dead. The top of the line 10-15k bikes are still selling like crazy because the people that have high incomes are still in a relatively speaking good situation. They will keep spending, maybe even increase it.

 

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sam hain wrote:
Legit question here: could you make it to the ranch and pit out of a tent with the bike in the back of a truck? I...

Legit question here: could you make it to the ranch and pit out of a tent with the bike in the back of a truck? I thought I read somewhere MXS charged you camping fees even if you didn't stay at the ranch and stayed offsite.

Chk out the Mahans on YT....They are doing it. Great content too.

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 How do u stop a changing ryno? With drugs of course   Easy question. He will stop for drugs guaranteed !!

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sam hain wrote:
Legit question here: could you make it to the ranch and pit out of a tent with the bike in the back of a truck? I...

Legit question here: could you make it to the ranch and pit out of a tent with the bike in the back of a truck? I thought I read somewhere MXS charged you camping fees even if you didn't stay at the ranch and stayed offsite.

GrapeApe wrote:
 Vital member WestoftheElwha took his son to LL and tent-camped with this setup: 
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Vital member WestoftheElwha took his son to LL and tent-camped with this setup:

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I participated in the very first National Am Series (1975). The above pictures were totally normal. Everyone got to the races without purchasing a $100 plus motor home. MX is still a bargain compared to any form of auto racing. Even recent Indy 500 champions had to pay for their rides....

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Dave v3.0 wrote:
Oh, one more thing in reference to inflation.  It's true that most bikes are comparable in price to 20 or 30 years ago when you factor...

Oh, one more thing in reference to inflation.  It's true that most bikes are comparable in price to 20 or 30 years ago when you factor in inflation.  

That would be great if wages had kept up with inflation...but they haven't.  That's why the middle class is shrinking and continues to shrink.  As the middle class declines sports like ours are hardest hit...because ACTUAL disposable income becomes less and less.

This is accurate and it's not the sport of motocross' fault or the any other "hobby".  It's the demand for "living wage" regardless of skill level which drives the cost of everything through the roof and then adds to even medical costs, insurance, and the list goes on an on.  The only wages that have kept up are those of the bottom level positions.......and those individuals also have even LESS income because everything they buy is also more expensive outweighing the "increase" they received.  

Recession incoming people.  Buckle up.

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Some good replies in here. This is my take and it may be unpopular. When looking at the path to be a pro moto rider, it's not the best career choice. The amount of sacrifice, money, time training etc is crazy. And there are very few spots at the top where you have any security and are able to be a star (making big money etc.) And Lorettas is sort of the assumed path to get to that level. So I don't really think that race is a great meter for if the sport is too expensive or not. That race should be ones who are willing to make that sacrifice or have the money for the big rigs and everything needed to be competitive there. That doesn't represent most of the MX community. Most of us can still go buy a stock 450 and take our Tacomas to a local track to race for cheap. Most are doing it for fun, not to make a career out of it. I just think LL always becomes a big topic because of the Factories involved and the way most people show up in Totes and whatnot. But if you want to race on more of a budget and are just racing for fun, nothing that happens at LL, is keeping you from doing that. Things cost more and budgets are tighter for some people, so if that's the case, don't worry about LL and just race what you can afford to do. I still think at the local level there is enough competition for all levels, some good money races for fast guys and you can do it on a budget and still go about your own career path without sacrificing much. Just my opinion.

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8/9/2024 5:53am
KHNC wrote:
The only proper way to get to the track is with your bike in the back of the truck, with ramp ,gear bag and gas can...

The only proper way to get to the track is with your bike in the back of the truck, with ramp ,gear bag and gas can. Then when you get rich, you can get an enclosed trailer with a water tank and generator in the front. Thats what all the high rollers had in the 90's at District 29 events and Victory Sports AX in the winter. I piggybacked off a buddy and rode with him and his box trailer for a year. It was the good life. 🤣

Crutcher wrote:
Something I recently learned is how uniquely American our standard local moto day setup is  

Something I recently learned is how uniquely American our standard local moto day setup is  

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Sweet! And you even have a properly stroked racing machine in there as well!! #2strokeMafia

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After having vans for the last 30 years, I had to use my tundra some this summer… what a pita loading the bike,and its not even  lifted… I always feel like i am forgetting something when I take my truck…Ryno still working for Forkner? Most people that hear you race Mx think we are crazy…. I just have them listen to Ryno, then they know we are crazy….

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sandman768 wrote:
After having vans for the last 30 years, I had to use my tundra some this summer… what a pita loading the bike,and its not even...

After having vans for the last 30 years, I had to use my tundra some this summer… what a pita loading the bike,and its not even  lifted… I always feel like i am forgetting something when I take my truck…Ryno still working for Forkner? Most people that hear you race Mx think we are crazy…. I just have them listen to Ryno, then they know we are crazy….

I agree on the truck bed thing, I stopped loading in a truck bed about a year ago after I stepped through my ramp unloading the bike and tore all skin off my left shin to the bone. Burn more gas or not I take my 5x8 enclosed if I go ride now, easy in easy out. I've got somewhere private to dress and sit down, all my stuff is secure if I stop for fuel/hotel. No more truck bed for me.

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sandman768 wrote:
After having vans for the last 30 years, I had to use my tundra some this summer… what a pita loading the bike,and its not even...

After having vans for the last 30 years, I had to use my tundra some this summer… what a pita loading the bike,and its not even  lifted… I always feel like i am forgetting something when I take my truck…Ryno still working for Forkner? Most people that hear you race Mx think we are crazy…. I just have them listen to Ryno, then they know we are crazy….

sam hain wrote:
I agree on the truck bed thing, I stopped loading in a truck bed about a year ago after I stepped through my ramp unloading the...

I agree on the truck bed thing, I stopped loading in a truck bed about a year ago after I stepped through my ramp unloading the bike and tore all skin off my left shin to the bone. Burn more gas or not I take my 5x8 enclosed if I go ride now, easy in easy out. I've got somewhere private to dress and sit down, all my stuff is secure if I stop for fuel/hotel. No more truck bed for me.

Only recent MX related scar i have now is on my right kneed. Unloading my bike from F250 bed on my ramp. Fkn ramp fell off the tail gate with front tire still on the bed. Foot peg ripped thru my pants and ripped my knee to shit. Wasnt even going riding that day. Total BS! 

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8/9/2024 8:02am
Dave v3.0 wrote:
Here's my take on the cost of racing...Unfortunately it seems that what happens at Loretta's or on the "Road to Loretta's" has a way of filtering...

Here's my take on the cost of racing...

Unfortunately it seems that what happens at Loretta's or on the "Road to Loretta's" has a way of filtering down to local racing.  What used to be a RACE DAY is now a RACE WEEKEND.  All of the fees and additional stuff that used to be free (dry camping, practice day admission for a rider, pit bikes, facility memberships) is now a separate line item.  I'm not trying to pick on Three Palms...this is happening all over.  Here's a great example...

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We never had memberships, so I won't comment on that.

We never charged for camping, motorhome or otherwise. (No hook-ups available)

If you don't charge for practice, people will just come and get free track time, and not come back Sunday. Same with fees for spectators. They won't watch practice free Friday-Saturday then come pay for watching the race on Sunday.

So, I don't see that as out of line for a big race weekend.

8/9/2024 8:21am
Dave v3.0 wrote:
Oh, one more thing in reference to inflation.  It's true that most bikes are comparable in price to 20 or 30 years ago when you factor...

Oh, one more thing in reference to inflation.  It's true that most bikes are comparable in price to 20 or 30 years ago when you factor in inflation.  

That would be great if wages had kept up with inflation...but they haven't.  That's why the middle class is shrinking and continues to shrink.  As the middle class declines sports like ours are hardest hit...because ACTUAL disposable income becomes less and less.

This is accurate and it's not the sport of motocross' fault or the any other "hobby".  It's the demand for "living wage" regardless of skill level...

This is accurate and it's not the sport of motocross' fault or the any other "hobby".  It's the demand for "living wage" regardless of skill level which drives the cost of everything through the roof and then adds to even medical costs, insurance, and the list goes on an on.  The only wages that have kept up are those of the bottom level positions.......and those individuals also have even LESS income because everything they buy is also more expensive outweighing the "increase" they received.  

Recession incoming people.  Buckle up.

Recession has been here since 2021. I go to every. City , I hear the same thing everywhere. I work 2 full time jobs and I can’t survive. It’s by far the worst thd cougars ever been. Next pres will inherit the real st of the economy. By aprox may it blows up.  Unless your everywhere you don’t see or here it from people. A couple women in Indiana where extremely upset . That the military is physically removing America women with there children from there housing. To give it to illegals . There blown away saying how can this b happening in America.  If I where a young guy wanting to b a pro. I would travel and race the pro ams. The tracks do the best they can to put on a great show and help a rider survive.  1,100 LL sign up pays for a season of pro ams .  But you would hv to live in your van. My DBP likes a classic flared out super g20 Chevy van. Only problem 4 me is I would b back in 20th of 28. Only do to the dns 2nd moto. There is no payout past 12th I think. IMG 8249 1.jpeg?VersionId=FeNIMG 7945 1IMG 0435 0

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Timo wrote:
1990 CR250R was $3995.00 wich according to inflation calculator comes to $9,851.88. 2025 CRF450R is $9,699.00, so bikes are more affordable than ever!Seriously though, every time this...

1990 CR250R was $3995.00 wich according to inflation calculator comes to $9,851.88. 

2025 CRF450R is $9,699.00, so bikes are more affordable than ever!

Seriously though, every time this gets brought up people point out that bikes have stayed pretty flat once inflation is added. The totter homes, cell phones, exterior mounted big screen TV's, GoPro vlogging set up's, live in training camps, $20,000 sxs's for pit vehicles, etc is where it's getting out of hand. 

I’m into mountain bikes now days and now that’s a rip off. So much less tech and materials yet cost so much. A top of the line bike that has no motor 4-8g. Dumb. 
E-bikes add about 2g for that motor you still have to pedal  to use. 
But again you can buy cheaper ones. 
So to me motorcycles don’t cost that much considering everything that comes on. 

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moto45 wrote:

"people cant afford it"...the pits at Loretta's looked pretty full of toter homes. 

"motor"

I think that is his point, did you miss that?

moto45 wrote:

TOTER...not motorhome. If the pits at Loretta's is full of TOTERHOMES, I am not convinced people "can't afford it". 

most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything can afford to ride mx. The days of a working class family taking two sons to the track every weekend are coming to a swift end. 

Loretta's will always be full. The fact that it was full of toters and RV's is a bad thing. It reveals the changing demographic. I would be happy if it was full of pickups and box trailers with air conditioners on top.

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"motor"

I think that is his point, did you miss that?

moto45 wrote:

TOTER...not motorhome. If the pits at Loretta's is full of TOTERHOMES, I am not convinced people "can't afford it". 

OwenJakes wrote:
most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything...

most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything can afford to ride mx. The days of a working class family taking two sons to the track every weekend are coming to a swift end. 

Loretta's will always be full. The fact that it was full of toters and RV's is a bad thing. It reveals the changing demographic. I would be happy if it was full of pickups and box trailers with air conditioners on top.

Don’t stress, the guy who can afford the Toterhome says he doesn’t see a problem with it. 

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"motor"

I think that is his point, did you miss that?

moto45 wrote:

TOTER...not motorhome. If the pits at Loretta's is full of TOTERHOMES, I am not convinced people "can't afford it". 

OwenJakes wrote:
most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything...

most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything can afford to ride mx. The days of a working class family taking two sons to the track every weekend are coming to a swift end. 

Loretta's will always be full. The fact that it was full of toters and RV's is a bad thing. It reveals the changing demographic. I would be happy if it was full of pickups and box trailers with air conditioners on top.

Keep in mind at Loretta's and other week long events a lot of the motor homes you see are rentals. When I was doing the LL's thing we would rent a motor home for the week. I'm sure we looked like ballers but it was no more expensive than a hotel and far more convenient to stay at the track. Back home in Texas our baller rig was a Suburban pulling a flat bed trailer and the cheapest motels we could find.

 

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moto45 wrote:

TOTER...not motorhome. If the pits at Loretta's is full of TOTERHOMES, I am not convinced people "can't afford it". 

OwenJakes wrote:
most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything...

most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything can afford to ride mx. The days of a working class family taking two sons to the track every weekend are coming to a swift end. 

Loretta's will always be full. The fact that it was full of toters and RV's is a bad thing. It reveals the changing demographic. I would be happy if it was full of pickups and box trailers with air conditioners on top.

GrapeApe wrote:
Keep in mind at Loretta's and other week long events a lot of the motor homes you see are rentals. When I was doing the LL's...

Keep in mind at Loretta's and other week long events a lot of the motor homes you see are rentals. When I was doing the LL's thing we would rent a motor home for the week. I'm sure we looked like ballers but it was no more expensive than a hotel and far more convenient to stay at the track. Back home in Texas our baller rig was a Suburban pulling a flat bed trailer and the cheapest motels we could find.

 

Great point. Really didn’t think about that. I bet you’re right too. I’d probably rather go for $1,000 tv rental than try to do some crazy hotel shuffle everyday. 

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Back in '73, my folks hauled me to the races in our '65 Galaxy 500...bike in the trunk.   We ate homemade fried chicken out of greasy Piggly Wiggly sacks.   I wasn't ashamed or embarrassed.  I wasn't iintimidated by the folks with better set-ups.  I was there to ride my bIke as fast as i could.  Where I finished was ENTIRELY up to me.

At the grass roots level this sport hasn't changed but the attitudes have.  You're either a moto junkie or just "into" the scene.  🙃 

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8/9/2024 4:35pm
tomm55x wrote:

 How do u stop a changing ryno? With drugs of course   Easy question. He will stop for drugs guaranteed !!

You are so clever. You must be an A list poster on Vitalmx.

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8/9/2024 4:57pm
moto45 wrote:

TOTER...not motorhome. If the pits at Loretta's is full of TOTERHOMES, I am not convinced people "can't afford it". 

OwenJakes wrote:
most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything...

most out of touch person on this forum. That is the point. This sport is becoming very exclusive. Only people who can afford to do anything can afford to ride mx. The days of a working class family taking two sons to the track every weekend are coming to a swift end. 

Loretta's will always be full. The fact that it was full of toters and RV's is a bad thing. It reveals the changing demographic. I would be happy if it was full of pickups and box trailers with air conditioners on top.

Rickyisms wrote:

Don’t stress, the guy who can afford the Toterhome says he doesn’t see a problem with it. 

I have a truck and a bike. 
The point is, the place is packed…so a lot of people CAN afford it. I guess if the turnout was low, that would support his statement.


I know plenty of working class people that raced it this year, not in a toterhome. 

But carry on. 

 

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8/9/2024 5:35pm

LLs is Bargain, try taking the family to Disney world for a week, We took our boys there back in about 2014 and when it was all set and done it was over 10k.😱

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8/9/2024 8:30pm Edited Date/Time 8/9/2024 8:31pm
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LLs is Bargain, try taking the family to Disney world for a week, We took our boys there back in about 2014 and when it was...

LLs is Bargain, try taking the family to Disney world for a week, We took our boys there back in about 2014 and when it was all set and done it was over 10k.😱

Ahhhh one of the most famous vacation destinations compared to a niche sport in a small town


Always love this comparison


 

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8/9/2024 8:35pm Edited Date/Time 8/9/2024 8:35pm
Timo wrote:
1990 CR250R was $3995.00 wich according to inflation calculator comes to $9,851.88. 2025 CRF450R is $9,699.00, so bikes are more affordable than ever!Seriously though, every time this...

1990 CR250R was $3995.00 wich according to inflation calculator comes to $9,851.88. 

2025 CRF450R is $9,699.00, so bikes are more affordable than ever!

Seriously though, every time this gets brought up people point out that bikes have stayed pretty flat once inflation is added. The totter homes, cell phones, exterior mounted big screen TV's, GoPro vlogging set up's, live in training camps, $20,000 sxs's for pit vehicles, etc is where it's getting out of hand. 

Then why you diss me for my window AC in my enclosed trailer. All I was doing is trying to save money and you had to comment I had a facination with window ACs.

Na man I just had a kid and Im poor. My trailer is fuckin dialed.

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Timo wrote:
1990 CR250R was $3995.00 wich according to inflation calculator comes to $9,851.88. 2025 CRF450R is $9,699.00, so bikes are more affordable than ever!Seriously though, every time this...

1990 CR250R was $3995.00 wich according to inflation calculator comes to $9,851.88. 

2025 CRF450R is $9,699.00, so bikes are more affordable than ever!

Seriously though, every time this gets brought up people point out that bikes have stayed pretty flat once inflation is added. The totter homes, cell phones, exterior mounted big screen TV's, GoPro vlogging set up's, live in training camps, $20,000 sxs's for pit vehicles, etc is where it's getting out of hand. 

That was the year that the dollar fell in the basement against the yen.

Go back and redo your calculations from a few years prior and you will see a big difference, but you knew that,

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