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Only you can decide if you want a cruiser or a sport bike. I mean that's a pretty simple decision. Do you want to carve up the twisties or do you want to kick back and cruise.

Title says it all. Starting a home business but I need help.

Of course not, you want to keep a 2 stroke in the power band at all times. If you allowed it to fall out of the power band before shifting that would be bad, not to mention making you very slow. Listen to someone racing a 125 or smaller 2 stroke, you will never hear a fast rider come out of the...

It is pearl white, but just to make sure it is an exact match I'd order the paint through your Yamaha dealer. That white R6 is just an awesome looking bike.

It is pearl white, but just to make sure it is an exact match I'd order the paint through your Yamaha dealer. That white R6 is just an awesome looking bike.

I hope not also. Yamaha is the only Japanese company still doing R&D on a 2 stroke model (YZ250) and continuing to improve it each year so hopefully that model will stay around a bit longer, it is an awesome bike. Many of the woods riders still prefer 2 strokes which is why KTM still offers a...

He should come down. Blue book is $1590 in excellent condition.

Good one Choppy...

No current 2 stroke models make a good beginners bike. Because of your height I would say a CRF230. It sounds like more than it is, but seriously it is a very mild bike with just enough power for someone your size. The CRF150F would be an option also but it is shorter than the 230 and will be a...

Don't get too caught up in the cc thing. Some may tell you not to get a bike over a certain size, but it is not as simple as that. For instance an 85cc 2 stroke motocross bike is going to be faster than a CRF230F trail bike. The main thing for a beginner like yourself is to stay away from 2...

All CRF's above the 70 are manual. The 50 and 70 are auto clutch.

I've seen it done into a foam pit, but most pit bikes (the chinese kind) would not stand up to that kind of jumping.