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473
Joined
12/10/2013
Location
CA
Edited Date/Time
8/19/2017 8:23am
Soon I've been enjoying this rig for the past 3 seasons, I bought it with the intent of becoming a better rider and learning how to corner and utilize my momentum.
It's been fun, but I was ready to try something new - first new bike! And I am so excited - skid plate, numbers and few other essentials are in the mail! Can't wait - Feel like I am going from a Civic hatch to a BMW m3
Had a few opportunities on Japanese brands, but held off - glad I did, the attention to detail on this thing is incredible!
It's been fun, but I was ready to try something new - first new bike! And I am so excited - skid plate, numbers and few other essentials are in the mail! Can't wait - Feel like I am going from a Civic hatch to a BMW m3
Had a few opportunities on Japanese brands, but held off - glad I did, the attention to detail on this thing is incredible!
Hows that we both have RM125's and we have both spoken with our wallets on a Husky 250! Mines a TC250 and I'm still waiting for it to get into the country but still, Nice work!
The Shop
Awesome bike and welcome to the Husky club!!
Slosh - I like your taste! Ha I see you're still a 2 stroke line up, I've never had any time on a modern 4 stroke - looking forward to the experience.
kinda makes me wish someone would steal mine. husky dealer next stop. lol. going to be hard to beat that look imo. have fun.
Your RM looks sweet as well!
Congrats!!!!
But you might like it. Nice bike btw!
Rode for the first time last night it was an unbelievable riding experience !
Corners before jumps I was railing the outside to barely make On my 125, I was making last minute line decisions - take the inside and over jumping.
Just so easy to ride, I kept riding it a gear higher and had great track momentum but it was effortless.
I've progressed the most ever last night, taking lines and hitting jumps I've never done before - but it was all bike
I've read a lot about the forks, but they are a drastic improvement over my 125 so for now they're feeling quite plush and comfortable - yet I am probably not fast enough to truly notice. I come from a bicycle background - Dirt jump, pumptrack, bmx and I bought my first real dirt bike at 23, now I'm 27 and just banging elbows with my buddies and young guys
Time to go wash and get ready for round 2! Cheers.
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