Motocross21 wrote:
The topic on here about vet guys and their 125 why would any vet rider chose a 125 over a 450? I raced a yz125 for 5 yrs I got a new crf450 this year much better lap times and for some reason my legs don't hurt the next day. So is there any reason to keep the 125? I think I am just not very good at clutching and shifting all the time. Maybe the maintence on 4 stroke changing oil and filters all the time is a pain
How long can you ride your 450 " hard "?
If you're not getting tired on the 450 , then you're not riding it hard enough. A 125 let's you ride it hard , for a longer period of time once you get it down. A lot easier to reel back in if you get out of shape too.
It's not " what " you're riding.....as long as you can push it hard on the machine you're on , instead of lugging it around in 3rd gear all day. It's a totally different type of a ride then a 450.
I still like to try and ride aggressive when I ride. My 125 and 250 2 strokes let me do that to a certain extent. A 450 , felt like it was going to kill me every time I rode it like that. With that being said , I may get a 450 next spring. Mainly because I feel like getting a little lazy again.
And there goes Jeffro. One of God's own prototypes. A super high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
Pimpin' Ho's , Rollin' fatty's......drinkin' beers , beers , beers!! ~ Ja
