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Im looking to "baby step" into the 450 world to see if it's something i'm interested in. I have always been a little timid about riding a 450. I have a 350 now and race vet nov or intermediate depending if its Moto or GPs....any whoooo, Thinking about getting a 450 but dont want arm breaking brutality....Just more then what my 350 is giving me. thanks
The Shop
All a 450 is going to do is slow down your corner speed and speed up your fatigue.
BUT, if you really want a 450 then RMZ seems to be the most mellow in every shoot out / review out there
Both very reliable, very broad, useable power.
350 to a 450 isnt really that much
Pit Row
I know they aren't marketed as "Moto", but they've got plenty of race results like last weekend's West Hare Scrambles win by Max Gerston, with Beta taking 4 of the top 10 and winning the 250 2t class. The lights come off easy and the number plate is included.
When I went from my carbureted 08YZ450F to a FI factory edition I could not believe the instant snap FI gave it.
Find someone local that will let you take a spin on one. The 05-08 CRF450R was also a great bike
He wanted mellow. If you want mellow ride a carbureted 450.
Like from say a 2008 CRF450 to a 2019?
I remember reading at one point that they went down a little bit it power at one point because they were getting to be too much i specifically remember reading that at one point about Kawasaki's and Yamaha's
Justin Barcia used to say he was trying to tame the beast
When talking about his JGR Yamaha
By going with An RMZ450 over a KTM
350 New or used
Ive seen really Good Condition 2012-2016 RMZ450'S
From $2500 to $3500
And New from $5500 to $6000
Im not sure what used 350's go for but im sure its more than that and new are more too
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