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If you mean by "winter" riding that you are driving on roads with a lot of snow and such, then no. This is not a bike to be ridden in the winter, then you'd be better off with an endurobike. Bikes I can recommend: Motard/Enduro * Yamaha DT * Honda XR * Kawasaki KMX * Yamaha WR/XT * Husqvarna...

Ducati is better.

There are a few main reasons for the bike you drive: * Environment * Mileage * Looks * Usefulness Today, sport bikes are dominating the market as they are often very fuel efficient, got nice looks and are often very high quality and power. People ride cruisers because of the laid-back feeling...

There are a few main reasons for the bike you drive: * Environment * Mileage * Looks * Usefulness Today, sport bikes are dominating the market as they are often very fuel efficient, got nice looks and are often very high quality and power. People ride cruisers because of the laid-back feeling...

* Heat-seized, meaning you might need to change pistonrings. * Dirty carburetor

* Heat-seized, meaning you might need to change pistonrings. * Dirty carburetor

* Heat-seized, meaning you might need to change pistonrings. * Dirty carburetor

Well, KTM doesnt make 4-stroke dirtbikes, so that's not an option. Honda's are known for their reliability, although Suzuki usually have more parts available and a bit more effect. Yamaha is a good mix of both. But I would even recommend the KTM, as it gives you so much more power and more...

3% oil. That means 3% oil should be oil.

Finally a question worthwile to answer. My guess would be: * Filter is ruined/blocked * Spark plug is bad * Pistonrings worn down.

Yes, there is room for both. And no, there are an extra set of those things you put your feet on (I dont know the name in English >.<)

So im going to start with my drivinglessons very soon, and im going to be riding the Yamaha Virago 125 with a 200 pound guy on the back of the bike. I weigh about 164 pounds. Is there anything special I should take note about this particular bike, any regular steering differences, armslength...

There are no rules about a bike being 2-stroke or 4-stroke street legal. If so, then nearly all bikes older than 1990 would be illegal to ride. As long as you have all the papers and all that in order, also the lights, brakes and that stuff is working, the bike is legal

The Aprilia is the best, in my opinion. They are much easier and cheaper to fix, also it goes a lot better if tuned. The Aprilia is also a lot more dureable than the other ones, if you are a normal rider. The Aprilia should come with extra footpads attached, so you can easily carry another...

The Aprilia is the best, in my opinion. They are much easier and cheaper to fix, also it goes a lot better if tuned. The Aprilia is also a lot more dureable than the other ones, if you are a normal rider. The Aprilia should come with extra footpads attached, so you can easily carry another...

Yes. The GS 125 carburetor will fit on the Marauder perfectly, without any modification or anything.

Yes. The GS 125 carburetor will fit on the Marauder perfectly, without any modification or anything.

Yes. The GS 125 carburetor will fit on the Marauder perfectly, without any modification or anything.

Harley Davidson Dyna-Glide Super Glide Sport It has been heavily modified. The lighthouse has been replaced with a larger plastichouse, providing more cover for the instruments and safety for the lights. The wheels have been replaced with more sturdy full-metal rims. The bike has also been...

It's a Yamaha, so yes, it's dureable and good.