Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy...
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy and ergonomically different compared to todays bikes.
Keep on shredding Carson!
I’m not sure if you’ve ever ridden a stock KDX, but I’d just about bet the farm on that thing being north of 10k
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy...
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy and ergonomically different compared to todays bikes.
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy...
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy and ergonomically different compared to todays bikes.
KDX’s are such fun bikes. I had an ‘89 KDX200 and flogged that thing. Haha. I really wish the manufacturers would bring back simple, fun, inexpensive bikes. Miss this days.
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy...
Love this guy! Carson Brown once again showing that you don't need a $10,000 motorcycle to absolutely SHRED.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy and ergonomically different compared to todays bikes.
I’m not sure if you’ve ever ridden a stock KDX, but I’d just about bet the farm on that thing being north of 10k
I've ridden and raced plenty of them back in the day, and still have a 1996 KDX in the garage
box stock. It is surprisingly capable with an expert rider.
That’s one of the sharpest looking bikes I’ve ever seen. That’s one KDX I would proudly own. I like the regular ones too, but that one looks like one from a factory team.
In my local town we had a small town hero that could do nac nacs, can cans and whips, all on a stock standard kdx200 with an fmf pipe.very underrated bikes.
Those KDX bikes where and still are really nices bikes. Rode a friends KDX200 and it was like how people describe 300cc 2 cycle modern bikes. Of course the modern bikes are way more advanced.
Regarding the custom work, I think he knows a guy....
I am just saying a KDX with a fully built and ported motor, full pipe, suspension done, custom wheels, aftermarket clutch, fresh plastic/graphics, and new fancy controls is still going to be under 10k. You'd be running out of shit to replace in the build.
I rode my first British national enduro back in the day on a KDX200. Pretty much stock except for an EE steering damper and FMF pipe & silencer. Loved that bike.
No e-start, no hydraulic clutch, no fancy-fancy. Heavy and ergonomically different compared to todays bikes.
Keep on shredding Carson!
The Shop
Someone at Renthal get this man a set of those limited purple bars/pad!
Wanted to go up n ask him if he was gonna race sx for 23.
Pit Row
The 910 probably has as much fun as anyone else in the world on a bike.
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