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http://motocrossactionmag.com/Main/News/MXAS-2012-HUSQVARNA-CR144-MOTOC…
First and foremost, what the world needs is more under-$6000 motocross bikes. This is the only one—and it is really two bikes in one. Small-bore two-strokes are the kind of bikes that young riders need to get a foothold in the sport. They have the perfect weight, power and simplicity to teach young riders the ropes of racing. They don’t cost an arm and a leg to race—and the 2012 CR125 actually comes with one free rebuild, and a displacement boost at the same time.
First and foremost, what the world needs is more under-$6000 motocross bikes. This is the only one—and it is really two bikes in one. Small-bore two-strokes are the kind of bikes that young riders need to get a foothold in the sport. They have the perfect weight, power and simplicity to teach young riders the ropes of racing. They don’t cost an arm and a leg to race—and the 2012 CR125 actually comes with one free rebuild, and a displacement boost at the same time.
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It's a super fun bike though, I would love to spend some more time on a new one, especially a cr144. They're well built but some things Husky does is just annoying, the price easily makes up for those annoyances though imo.
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