After some 10 years doing trials only I somewhat lost contact to the enduro world.. I still think that a xr250 is a good bike but must be the only one... now:
What bike do you use nowadays doing the following:
goes on the back of a campervan , thus less tha 120 kg
has two seats ( the missus wants to come along as well) and is road legal
has a bit of grunt to take me through the backcountry... maybe without the missus on the back.., though
the DR350 stopped in'99 the DRZ has no 2nd seat... what to do?
Still fancy a KLX, but no..it's not legal ( must be getting old caring about this ..)
And please, do not recommend a 200 cc chinese bike.. I can still recall riding my XR600... you know, trees coming your way at speed!
Cheers,
Stefan
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What Now? the missus has to come along as well...
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Posted 17 May 2007 - 08:50 AM
#2
Posted 19 May 2007 - 11:17 PM
See you have a Montesa, howz about a Good H6 360 ???
Owner of many Montesas
#3
Posted 20 May 2007 - 04:27 AM
Nice try.. would fit nicely with the Fantic200 i already own... for this round I am more after a younger bike. Anyone having experience with the Gasgas Pamperas? Looks like a trials bike and is having a 2nd set of foot pegs.. Not sure whether the seat would allow long rides , tough..
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Posted 27 May 2007 - 07:36 PM
The DRZ-400S (for "street") comes with a full compliment of road kit including a longer, softer seat, grab strap and passenger pegs. It's slightly less powerful than the "E" (for "enduro") and "K" (kickstart-only) models but is still pretty capable off-road (I rode mine in a couple of local enduros) and is very civilised on the tarmac. There are loads around as well.
Forest Edge Design and Development
#5
Posted 21 July 2007 - 04:08 AM
Bought myself a .05 Yamaha Tricker.. haven't even seen the bike but will take possession next Saturday and report back...
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Posted 30 July 2007 - 08:26 AM
As promised: God the Tricker and am quite happy with it...handles on tarmac like a pushbike, goes (reasonably) well and even the missus can ride it! Only offroad capabilities are obviously limited. Gravel is fine, deep sand is not, must look out for some knobblier tires. Nice addition to the collection, indeed!
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Posted 23 October 2007 - 12:06 PM
Good luck with off road yres, arnt the wheel sizes somewhat unconventional in the off road sector due to their size. You could get 21" 18" rims laced up to the hubs if it accommodates this.
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