tx225, My son owns kx65 and has raced with clubs but needs to move up?

Question

He is 15 and no longer races, but rides on the farm and private quary, he would like to still do jumps. Would this bike be ok or not enough ground clearance and also not enough power compaired to the KX. I would like to get one that could be road rego later. dual purpose bike.

Answer 1

Ah, if he is not to small, he sounds experienced, maybe time to put him on a Yz125, they can be made road legal.

A Honda Cr 125 is cool also, there both good bikes that can be jumped.

Best for jumping will be a KTM, but there a pocket full of money :)

I rode a YZ125 for 2 years. Now riding a 450 ktm, the yz even then was more fun.

:)

Answer 2

I think it has become quite important in today's wrestling. Wrestlers will generally get a much better reaction teasing and hitting established finishers rather than just winning with a different move everytime. For example, the audience starts to rise and go wild when Jeff starts climbing the ropes for the Swanton or when HBK is "tuning up the band" for some Sweet Chin Music. I would say it has more to do with the entertainment aspect of the business rather than the wrestling part of it. This has become the norm and fans have come to esxpect the wrestlers to have an established finisher. I think lots of fans will be confused and even upset if some guys were to start winning with various moves and didn't really have a set finisher(s).

Answer 3

he is way too big for a KX 65!!!
you should invest in at least a 125 2 stroke or a 250 4 stroke for him.....

Answer 4

I ACTUALLY WOULD GET HIM SOMETHING THAT HAS SOME POWER SINCE HE WILL STILL BE JUMPING AND DOING SOME THINGS WERE HE ACTUALLY WOULD NEED EXTRA POWER TO POWER HIM OUT OF TIGHT SITUATIONS SOMETHING LIKE A 250F OR A 450F C450F LIKE A CR,KX.YZ,RM SOMETHING ALONG THAT LINE HOPE THIS WOULD HELP IN SOME SENCE