Lap with 17 years old Yamaha WR 400.

[@MrKane101111]

Cool to see it can be jumped and ridden this way. It felt so heavy when I first rode it.

[@jacobcragen7133]

too small a track for that big a bike...but your video making skills are legit the best i've ever seen. Power to ya'.

[@chrisvantuyl5554]

I was wondering how reliable these bikes are? And how difficult to kick start when hot and cold?

[@neu3ann]

These bikes should be very reliable if you service them regularly and all that. Kick start is different... once you get the trick... no problems what so ever. when bike is been riding full on - there is red knob for that - hot start

[@rykerthompson9731]

How would this do for someone that could pick a 250lb bike up with little or no trouble? I'm 6'4 about 250 give or take. Could I use this as a all purpose track/trail bike?

[@neu3ann]

Absolutely mate, it all depends what level you aiming... lot of other bikes are also very competitive... new bikes are way to go! If you pay less you get less too

[@rykerthompson9731]

@@neu3ann I definitely cant afford a new bike. I'm 14 and the only one who rides in my family. So I'm left to buy my stuff on my own. And so far I got a pos xr200r. I'm also 6'4 so that sucks. I could save another 8 years and then get a 2029!!!!!

[@davidwagner2280]

@@rykerthompson9731 don't knock your little bike, its a great way to learn the fundamentals. And yes the wr400 has plenty of power. I'm 6'1 230 and my 1998 wr400 has more than I need.

[@rykerthompson9731]

@@davidwagner2280 I got a xr200r and it's just too small but I think I might be getting a crf250r

[@davidwagner2280]

@@rykerthompson9731 I got the chance to ride a crf250r not to long ago and I was really surprised in how much power it had!

[@pr0paganda161]

U sure thats a wr? Im pretty sure wr has tail and headlight but ure dont seem to have neither.

[@neu3ann]

Yes its wr, i removed lights and made it look like yz ... i did one amateur race with it aswell