So we basically just have Manual Clutch bikes

That's strange that you're offended people asking where the trail is?

love this guy

Better to go fast on a 125 than slow on a 450.

officially a dual sport

So it was 1to 10

Thanks for the video Sam. What if I cant afford a new bike? I am looking at the $2000 - $3000 range so something between 2000 and 2010 model years.

I would agree with everything he said. You can be a Beta, KTM or Yammy fanboy and agree that this was a fair analysis.

I like the Leatt helmets. Lightweight and all their helmets meet the latest 22.06 ece ratings.

Hello! Do you have any recommendations for affordable bikes that are still good quality? My son wants one, and before I invest in an expensive model, I want to be sure it's something he will enjoy using.

Whats special/different about the Stark version adapter?

The fender😭

2025 yz450fx

I can smell it drom here i miss my dirtbike

I just got a 2006 wr450 and I realize my mistake. It is great condition from marketplace just too big. Would you recommend taking it to a dealership or a private seller to trade? I am looking for either a yz250fx or a wr250. I do have experience with manual quads and have a Sur Ron I’ve had for just over a year. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you

FIRST TIME I RIDE A BIKE IT WAS A 450 COULDNT CLOSE MY HANDS FOR ABOUT A WEEK

I can’t find beta at any dealers around me.

Also gotta put price into it ktm runs about 9k Yamaha about 7k

I believe that the best dirtbike to start on is the yammaha ttr125

Man I want one of these to rip around on in the woods near me.. since it illegal nobody is gonna hear me with that lol

I went 23 te150, still got kickstart and then have the other goodies been very happy with it for riding single track!

My arctic ex800 is 37hp 800nm/590lb feet torque. 180ish lbs.

50 year old beginner. 300lbs currently. Rode when I was a kid. I want to ride whatever type of trails and terrain I can find. What would be your suggestion? Thank you.

Is there more electric dirt bikes, like gas powered but like actually because I just don’t wanna have to do all the like shifting and all that because I’m just a kid, but I also want something fast

Hello. Can you recommend a smaller bike for a novice rider? I am looking for a 4 stroke motocross bike for my daughter. She has experience riding. She's 17, 5'2", 100pds. She prefers jumps over speed.

Jj

Sounded like your previous experience with Honda had you already decided against this one. Not hardly a fair comparison

im 4'7 what do you reccomend?

is a pit bike the same as a trail bike?

Ktm definetly

Good 👍👍👍

I bought a 450f thinking I could handle this monster. Woke up and for sell on the market 😂

Im 5'9 130lb I ride a Crf 150f but really want better suspension and more power. Whats a good step up? I mainly ride trails and hillclimbs but i also hit alot of jumps and sometimes ride the rode and keep it on the pipe a bit and just rip through open sections. Im skinny so cant really man handle a bike and dint really want alot of maintenance. So lost need help

Motorcycles have gotten so expensive.

Thanks for this video helps a lot. I just bought a 2024 YZ 250 FX today very happy.

I want something decent that has a clutch and gears any recommendations anyone

Dirt bikes (back in the day) were affordable. Now.... darn.

Wow I can't believe I didn't see this video before I bought my CRF250R. I think I would have made the switch and bought the yamaha instead because you guys are right on point, exactly what your findings are with the Honda is what I've experienced with mine. I just liked And subscribed after watching this first video I see from you guys that was recommended to me by algorithm. Thank you for your review / comparison.

I’ve had both bikes in Europe, wr250 and 250rx Red moto version. I used to be Yamaha guy, but jerky low rpm power and absolutely shitty starting, which I couldn’t fix even with the help of dealers, felt so annoying that rx is an easy choice for me. Rx suspension was tweaked only once and it serves now well everywhere from slow rocky terrain to motocross track. The advantages Yamaha seems to have will be outperformed by rx, when you start riding fast: eg better torque on low rpm didn’t matter much, because you anyway you need to rev these small 4-strokes.. If Yamaha could fix the issues, I could try them again

Yamaha needs to make a 350.

I got a Rwarr Mantis, & couldn't be more happy with it, for under $5k it comes faster than most the competitors, that'd you'd need to spend $4k+ in upgrades to match performance, it has real dirtbike rims, custom KKE suspension with 60lb steel internals with more travel, compared to its competitors, is 9.5kw, has a top speed of 55mph & gets there in 4 seconds. Use code: SHMANTIS to save $100

Obviously promoting a over priced KTM. Which in all fairness , dirt bikes have all gotten ridiculously over priced with electronics, starters, mapping, for something you're gonna beat the crap out of in the woods, none of that stuff is needed on a dirt bike.

I don't know why the 125 is always referred to as .."1st time riders". Some riders just prefer 125 over a 250

Did your bike leak coolant out the overflow when it was brand new

I have ridden mx, hare scrambles, and gncc/woods races for over 25yrs.. I have owned and raced approx 15 different bikes of all makes, displacement, along with 2 stroke & 4 stroke, obviously as I started racing in 1992.. When I got back into racing vet/40+, I found I was struggling with too much power & weight.. Rode a friends CR125 built with good custom suspension, OMG, I fell in love again with lightweight bike that loves my style of riding.. After that ride in 2019, I found a barely used 2015 ktm 200.. and used xcw parts to turn it into the 200xcw that I always wished I could buy.. Its fucking amazing, perfect for my 215lb 6ft 1" ass to rip for hours in the woods.. I hate to admit that I prob have over $10k in the bike even after buying it used for $4800.. I'm keeping this one forever, no matter what.

what mods to make it trail friendly?

That looked and sounded awful!!! I honestly would give up d biking if I had to ride a 250 four stroke at altitude in the mtns. Did I hear you say that bike beat a 300 two stroke up the hill. What a joke!!! You completely discredited yourself imo. Will not be watching you ever again. Get real dude!!!!

I found this video because my Beta 390RRS is too powerful for me to learn obstacles, pivot turns, and other hard enduro on. Even on the lower map I find the throttle too sensitive to learn to wheelie and pivot on. Thanks for the free advice! I think I'll look towards the KTM150 XCW to learn these skills on and hopefully be able to transfer those skills to my 390. I love my 390, but I'm really trying to focus on skills. I'd love to try out a Beta X trainer too.

The Wr 250f is better then the yz for single track

what are your heights on both owners