crf150 expert or kx100

[2 strokes for life]

Yea, im 5' 4" and about 115 to 120 pounds. I was sitting on my buddies rm125 last night and i can get one foot down on the ground and kickstart with the other but its just a struggle for me to stand there. Another thing is ive never really been riding before and i am sure a 125 will pop up very easy on me. My buddy said his rm125 pops up on him sometimes expecialy when hes going up hills in low gears and this dude is like 190 pounds so i can only imagine how easy a 125 will pop up on me expecialy with my lack of experience in general.

There are lots of ways to lower a bike such as, lowering link, cut out the seat foam, and so on.

 

[150rguy]

Yea, im 5' 4" and about 115 to 120 pounds. I was sitting on my buddies rm125 last night and i can get one foot down on the ground and kickstart with the other but its just a struggle for me to stand there. Another thing is ive never really been riding before and i am sure a 125 will pop up very easy on me. My buddy said his rm125 pops up on him sometimes expecialy when hes going up hills in low gears and this dude is like 190 pounds so i can only imagine how easy a 125 will pop up on me expecialy with my lack of experience in general.

A Kx100 And the 150R will pop up on you to :nod:

 

[chris61988kb]

not as east though.

 

[150rguy]

not as east though.

How do you know? Have you ridden either of those bikes? It would pop up probably just as easy.

 

[Matt 193]

not as east though.

Depends on the gearing. My old kx 65 can pop up a 180lb rider depends how you ride also.

 

[150rguy]

Yeah but what would pop up easier stocke chris? You seem to know which bike is which.

 

[chris61988kb]

I think im going kx100 used, that way if i do want something like a 125 after a little bit i can trade in or sell the kx100 and upgrade.

 

[2 strokes for life]

chris61988kb, great and good for you. The KX100 makes a great woods bike with some things like, a pipe, V-Force reeds, reed block, and flywheel weight. Good luck and have fun.