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Adam.Morgan
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oh yeh lol, i dont look at dates
im a cunt! lol
D1 DDH
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ive got a yz 85 bw and my dads got a ktm 450 if you want fast get a ktm but i would say for under a grand go for around a 2001 yamaha yz125 as they are very reliable and fast heres mine!!
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quote:
Originally posted by Ditch
this thread is nearly three years old


Shame, I know of someone selling a 1997 KX125 for £750
Tom B
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i bought a Suzuki Rm 125 saturday for £1000 ill post some pics soon
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Motorcross requires no skill - you want to get into Trials - I pay £5 per bike per day at 3 of our local tracks ( all within 15 mins) just sold my old trials bike 1994ish Gas Gas 250 fr £450 and it was mint and brilliant for beginners and I'm just waiting to tkae delivery of a new one

trials requires skill and effort and it wears you out - you ache in muscles that you don't know exisy but its an amazing feeling
<--- me
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trials is boring and slow motocross requires lots of skill and guts id like to see a trials rider compete in a motocross race haha
Wrighty
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quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
Motorcross requires no skill



sorry but
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you make me laugh mate have you ever completed a whole days racing at mx?
Tom B
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quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
Motorcross requires no skill
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yes I used to race in the 125 schoolboys series for 3/4 years so yes I "have" competed in a "whole days racing" in fact Ive probably spent more time on a bike than most people here - then I changed over to trials

I'd like to see your average motox rider do half the things that a trials rider can do

just because its "slow" doesnt mean its boring

getting up near vertical walls, over obsticles etc

I got bored of going round and round the same track - its dull and over noisy

and now theres an increasingly worrying tendancy of chavs in the pit - with shitty little KX80s etc - Trials is by far the superior discipline and teaches you far more about control

and I stand by my comment - Motorcross requires little skill especially when compared to trials
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how is this dull - anything you can do on a motorX bike can eaisly be done by a trials rider
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do that on a MotorX bike

[Edited on 02-02-2006 by LiVe LeE]
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Ditch
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^ d'ya think that fella has thought about where he is gonna land yet
bradfincham
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PFFFT

Id say that motocross requires as much skill as trials

I would also like to highlight ive done both and competed in both

i prefer motocross as the adrenaline rush, jumps etc gets me going
trials is fun for winter keeping fit and practicing but it doesnt give me the rush motox does
Tom B
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ye motocross is just a great buzz i think, i love the sport and it does require alot of skill... but trials is completely different, its all bout balance and throttle/clutch control, Mx is more flat out and is tiring lol, have to be fit for trials and MX but stamina is the main thing for Mx, balanace and strenght is more for trials..
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depends what ya like

ridden bikes since i was 5 and practiced mx for about 5 years

but ya cant say mx doesnt require skill unlike trials

no doubt trials is skillful,its brilliant to watch and id deffo giv it ago

me and my bike back in 04
Ojc
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Aprilia RX125, rare as rocking horse sh1t but fast.
Dave M
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i have on for sale.
thousands spent.
2002 ex neil prince british championship bike.
£1600
bradfincham
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Thats a nice bike,
I rode a crf250 before xmas and loved it.
Wish i had never sold my 2000 yz125 was a huge mistake!
Wrighty
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ditto brad,worst mistake i ever made
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i got two crossers a) 125 yz 01 model shes mint, and i just brought a brand new yzf450 for £4700 butiful bike though ;thumbs;

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