CRF 150R 2009 Expert

W.dixon4
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Hey. i am looking in to getting a 150R expert. i have a suzuki DR-Z i can jump around 30 feet on it.
so i was wondering what age you have to be to ride in a 150R expert group and what the biggest jumps genrally are? (if of course the bike is rite)

PS i am 130 pounds and 5'7
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3/7/2011 6:10pm
Tranis Patrami was riding 250's back when he was your age, Have you ever heard of him?
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3/7/2011 6:12pm
iudi2006 wrote:
Tranis Patrami was riding 250's back when he was your age, Have you ever heard of him?
nope
flarider
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3/7/2011 6:13pm
Who?
W.dixon4
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3/7/2011 6:15pm
flarider wrote:
Who?
yea i have never riden a race bike though. and it about 3" too big

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Moto4T5
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3/7/2011 6:24pm
Get a 85cc two stroke!
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3/7/2011 6:27pm
Around these parts the 150's are only allowed in the supermini and schoolboy classes--I think. I'm a little old for those classes. Get a two smoke kid...and ride like Travis Pastromini.
newmann
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3/7/2011 6:32pm
There is a section devoted to new rider questions. You might be better off posting your question there.
W.dixon4
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3/7/2011 6:47pm
My dad works a honda and he gets high discounts on them. also they are lower tech and slower the 150Rs from what i have herd
smeg
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3/7/2011 6:55pm Edited Date/Time 3/7/2011 6:58pm
it will be a completely different bike than your DR-Z........do you plan on racing or trail/fun riding???

The 150 is hardcore race bike that you are gonna have to ride VERY aggressively to make it preform the way it was designed.


C'mon guys. This is some kid looking for advise from some old fart racers. Be kind and give the guy some PRACTICAL advise.......NOT the vital BS.
Chili
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3/7/2011 7:38pm
How old are you? Assuming your not 10 at 5'7" you'd be better served to go find a used 125 2 stroke and learn how to ride on it.
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3/7/2011 7:48pm
check out the forum at thumpertalk.com. There is a sub-forum on the CRF150 with a lot of information on the bike that you might find helpful. We had one for my son but ended up selling it for a CR85 in order to race in the 85cc class. The supermini class is very tough ifyou have never raced.
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3/7/2011 7:57pm
W.dixon4 wrote:
Hey. i am looking in to getting a 150R expert. i have a suzuki DR-Z i can jump around 30 feet on it. so i was...
Hey. i am looking in to getting a 150R expert. i have a suzuki DR-Z i can jump around 30 feet on it.
so i was wondering what age you have to be to ride in a 150R expert group and what the biggest jumps genrally are? (if of course the bike is rite)

PS i am 130 pounds and 5'7
the biggest jumps you'll be doing will be around 200-300 ft. no big deal, right?
GuyB
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3/7/2011 8:01pm
Guys, be nice.
kx100getter
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3/7/2011 8:15pm
I wouldn't

Im like 5'4 115 lbs and I ride a Kx100. You should just pick up a used 125, save some cash and allow you to grow into it.
W.dixon4
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3/9/2011 6:24pm
I se where your coming from but i can get a 150 for virtualy the same price and it has better performance. Thanks smeg.. i plan to start racing and being on a super mini track 3-5 times a week with my buddy thats 4th overall in Canada
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4/5/2011 7:03am
It sounds like your mind is already set. The 150 is kind of a cool little bike for playing around, but if you get such a great deal on Hondas then why not get a left over CRF250R. I'm there are a few.

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