If you could pick any bike to own…

2025 Honda CR500af

Wouldn't know where to start.

Mettys 05 YOT 125

Cairolis ‘11 350

the triumph go bikes looks sweet too

Akira Narita's 2002 Factory RM250.

75 Puch 250 twin cylinder or 74 CCM 500

Two cylinder? I believe it had only one cylinder but two carbs: one feeding a rotary valve and the other piston port.

One classic bike.

1958 BSA Goldstar 500 (My Dad's. I learned to ride that bike when I was 10 in 1965. Couldn't even touch the ground. At 14 I won my first trophy in my first MX race in 1972. I still have that trophy. A lot of memories with that bike.)

Two production bikes I would want are:

1981 RM125 (The most comfortable bike on a track I ever rode. Didn't own one but rode a buddies and I never felt so good on a bike as I did that day. Fastest rider I ever saw ride a production one was Danny Magoo Chandler.) 

1993 CR250 (MC was right, that bike was just about perfect. I loved the power band on that bike.)

Works bike I would have to say there are two also:

1971 RH71 Suzuki 250 (Joel Roberts as mentioned earlier. Most beautiful bike ever in my eyes.) 

Here is my copy of Robert's 250 when I had a 73 Suzuki TM 250.

1986 RC500 Honda 500 (Dave Thorpe's. I got to see it up close in Namur in 85 and Luxembourg the following weekend.)

1989 KX-250 

2008 Husaberg FE550

A Chad Watts 02 factory Honda would be amazing

KDubs factory CRF450

Oh I like that. I see your Ducati and raise you a Yamaha YZF350

Lol. You are correct 

I'm going to have to go with Deegan's claimed bike 🤣

Tony Cairoli 2009 YZ450F

Shayne King Factory KTM SX 360 would be my pick 

I own a standard  KTM 360 from 97,what a great Bike 

I'm going for a street legal XR650r. Blinged out, prepped for Baja, with one of those nice big 8" lights on the front.

Wasn’t that a 400cc?

Hey Mav, I don't  really remember much about that bike.  Aside from full factory Japan, were there some quirks making it so special?

Any fast 2000’s CR125.

After reading the choices, I think this website needs to be renamed  "CheckTheirVitalsMX"!  

Anyway, I am waiting to get my hands on a new TM 300 4s.

I'm sure there's more, but I think it had the following year's bike cylinder and sand cast cases. It's a trick bike.

1982 was the last year for this generation that someone already picked

All new in crate/off the floor:

Production:

1996 CR250

1998 KX250

2008 CRF450

Exotic/Works:

1985 RC250

1985 RC500

1993 RC500 (US Spec)

1997 SR250

2008 CR500AF (real one from AJ)

Ive never even seen one of these in the wild and now I cant find one within 12 hrs of me. Maybe I'll take a road trip soon. Anyone ride this thing. 2022sr