If you could pick any bike to own…

Another 1993 Honda CR250…shoulda NEVER let that one go!

YZ360B

My current, bone stock 2024 YZ250. 

1984 KTM 250 MX/C

Did you just say irregardless? @Falcon 🙃

Anyway... Late model RM125 (04-07)

1974.5  400cc radial Maico.  Can’t tell you how many hours I wasted thinking about owning one of those as a teenager.   

93 cr 250

Then i would snap My fingers again and get a set of MC sinisalo gear

        1974 Ossa Phantom. Fast, and beautiful. I’m assuming that a trailer load of cash comes with it, to keep it running !

1981 RM125

Lechien's 1985 RC250 works bike....

1987 CR125

1985 HRC250 or Mark Barnett's 1981 RM125.



 

Believe I'd go for a pristine 81 490 Maico. 

2008 RM250 or 2001 CR250 me thinks
Edit: 2000 Vertemati 500. Those things are rare and stylish

For practical purposes? A varg. 

To protect from downvotes, for nostalgic purposes, probably either a 1996 CR125 or a 2001. I had a ratted out 96, but my first bike was a 2001 XR80. Having a bike with those clean nostalgic graphics that I could actually moto down on would be cool as hell.

1978 XR75. My first “2 wheeler.” Was my step dads pit bike at Ascott and AMA District 37 desert races. 

Joel Robert’s 1972 World Championship Suzuki RH72...

1973 CR250

I have an 07 CR250 (last year 2 stroke) and a 2023 CRF450 anniversary edition. Having a first year CR250 would be epic. 

I have to agree with ML512 on the 2005 Kawasaki. Except I’d get the 250. I was & still am a big fan of Bubba. Still one of the best looking 250 two strokes this day

1991 KX125 still holds a special place in my heart. The bike I wanted but never got.  Went a different route and think I would have been a better rider had I chose the 125 over a 1991 CR250 at that time. 

Yamaha YZM500

1980 Rm125, last air cooled and twin shock, dreams of a teenager, or Johnny O's Mugen, any year

Can't really choose, but I grew up in this era and I had the YZ replica at one point in time.

2001 KX250 - RC Replica

2004 YZ250 - CR Replica

Irregardlessly speaking (and excluding unobtainium factory Hondas), I'll take that one too. So many great motos on that bike. Profresh approved. 

I have no idea who these guys are, but id happily own this, pretty crazy they sold it to the public.

Ol trusty - 95 KX125

My original 74 125 Elsinore.

86  Honda CR125 factory bike.

1977 Can- Am MX250.

The infamous Black Widow. 

Husqvarna CR 125 from 1999 to 2005, sexiest bike around.