FASTEST (In your budget) MOTOCROSS BIKE PART VI | 2024 TRAIL MASTER TM38 and TM38EX EFI Dirt Bike

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TM 38 EX SPECS:
POWER SYSTEM
Engine Type NC298, Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valve, Liquid Cooled, SOHC, Balance Shaft
Displacement 298 ml
Max Power 21KW / 9000rpm - 31Hp
BorexStroke 82 x 53.6 mm
Lubrication Pressure and Splash
Shift Type Wet multi disc clutch, International Gear Pattern,6-Speed
Start Type Electric Start
Carburetor PWK34 Competition Carb.
Ignition Digital CDI
Fuel Controp System Fit EFI
Drive Train #520 Chain, FT: 13T/RR: 49T Sprocket
PERFORMANCE
Front Fork Φ54*Φ60-910mm Inverted Hydraulic Dual Adjustable Forks, 265mm Travel
Rear Shock 480mm Dual Adjustable Shock with Ballonet, 120mm Travel
Front Wheel 7116 Aluminum Rim, Gravity Cast Hub, FT: 1.6 x 21
Rear Wheel 7116 Aluminum Rim, Gravity Cast Hub, RR: 2.15 x 18
Front Tires 80/100-21
Rear Tires 110/100-18
Front Brake Dual Piston Caliper, 240mm Disc
Rear Brake Single Piston Caliper, 240mm Disc
DETAILS
Frame Central Tube High Strength Steel Frame
Swing-Arm Forged Aluminum Swingarm,L=590mm
Handle Bar Tapered Aluminum #7075
Overall Size 85.4″X33.9″X50″/2170x860x1270mm
Packing Size 72.2″X18″X37.8″/1835x455x960mm
Wheel Base 58.3″/1480 mm
Seat Height 36.2″/920 mm
Ground Clearance 12.6″/320 mm
Fuel Capacity 9 L / 2 Gal.
N.W 242lbs/110KG
G.W 324lbs/147KG
TM38 Specification:
POWER SYSTEM
Engine Type NC298, Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valve, Liquid Cooled, SOHC, Balance Shaft
Displacement 298 ml
Max Power 21KW / 9000rpm - 31Hp
BorexStroke 82 x 53.6 mm
Lubrication Pressure and Splash
Shift Type Wet multi disc clutch, International Gear Pattern,6-Speed
Start Type Electric Start
Carburetor PWK34 Competition Carb.
Ignition Digital CDI
Fuel Controp System Fit EFI
Drive Train #520 Chain, FT: 13T/RR: 49T Sprocket
PERFORMANCE
Front Fork Φ54*Φ60-910mm Inverted Hydraulic Dual Adjustable Forks, 265mm Travel
Rear Shock 480mm Dual Adjustable Shock with Ballonet, 120mm Travel
Front Wheel 7116 Aluminum Rim, Gravity Cast Hub, FT: 1.6 x 21
Rear Wheel 7116 Aluminum Rim, Gravity Cast Hub, RR: 2.15 x 18
Front Tires 80/100-21
Rear Tires 110/100-18
Front Brake Dual Piston Caliper, 240mm Disc
Rear Brake Single Piston Caliper, 240mm Disc
DETAILS
Frame Central Tube High Strength Steel Frame
Swing-Arm Forged Aluminum Swingarm,L=590mm
Handle Bar Tapered Aluminum #7075
Overall Size 85.4″X33.9″X50″/2170x860x1270mm
Packing Size 72.2″X18″X37.8″/1835x455x960mm
Wheel Base 58.3″/1480 mm
Seat Height 36.2″/920 mm
Ground Clearance 12.6″/320 mm
Fuel Capacity 9 L / 2 Gal.
N.W 242lbs/110KG
G.W 324lbs/147KG

[@Smodlee]

U got people wanting a reply back from u but u don’t? My question is where do u get replacement parts for the bike? Like parts for the entire bike???

[@roypatterson9910]

Most tracks it I've ever been on you can't ride dirt bikes on the tracks with turn signals and tail lights. Does the TM38 E still come with the speedometer? Why don't you tell Trail Master to come out with a two-stroke version, that would be awesome, as long as they didn't suck! Lol. I'd like to see a good riding video of the TM38 E!

[@user-bs8ui9vs4c]

I saw that you have instant approval and how much is your shipping to Kentucky

[@user-bs8ui9vs4c]

How much $ do I have to have down

[@Matthew-wn8oq]

​@@user-bs8ui9vs4care you ok? How are you trying to ask.about finance options in You Tube comments? That alone says you don't have the credit to get a loan , so the answer is you need $4000 down.

[@MichaelWhite-cx4ho]

No responses to questions. What's up with that?

[@vernlochtefeld1626]

Good bike good value. Internationally proven motor. 100 mph doubt it. But I’d believe 80+ at 31 HP with a 200 pound man. Street kit for sure but don’t tell people street legal because most states DMV’s are not going to give you plates for it nor are insurers going to give you insurance to be legal on the road. I mean there can be ways around it but someone has to lie or falsify to accomplish it. That aside great bike for the money.

[@Beastykato]

Or you just get an advanced inspection… then you take the advanced inspection paperwork to the DMV. That then proves it’s street legal.