Hello everyone. I am new to motocross. My son wanted to get into the sport this year so I bought him a 07 crf150r in march. Well after I rode it a few times at the track I was bitten by the bug. I am 50 yrs old and I just bought me a 07 kx250f this past weekend & man I love it. I was wanting to go to the track Sunday but they were rained out but I got to ride around the house and get a little used to the bike. Hope to get to the track next weekend. Well better go. Talk to yall later.
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olderndirtmom
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Congratulations on your bug bite. It's always good to scratch those itches!!!! Many happy rides to you!!!! yeeha!!
just_a_rider
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Yea that bug bites hard huh? Be carful with your new ride :)
rmc_olderthandirt
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Welcome to the club!
I bought my first bike about 4 years ago when I was ~46 and my kids were 15 & 17. The primary reason for buying the bike was that my wife's parents and brother lived out in the desert and we would go visit a lot. Her brother rode and he would occasionally invite my son out to go ride the quad around in an area not far from home. I bought the bike so I wouldn't get left out (or more precisely, left back at the house to be talked at endlessly by her dad....)
Then my wife started feeling left out, so I bought her a quad. Then my daughter felt left out so I bought her a quad. Then my son bought himself a bike.
Now days, instead of traveling to the deset to visit the inlaws and get a little dirt biking in we travel to the desert to ride and get a little visiting in! The entire family will enjoy a mild ride, my daughter and I can tear it up pretty good, but man, when my son and I go tearing off...... Let's just say I usually come back a little worse for the wear (sometimes a lot worse....)
Enjoy your sport and the bonding with your son.
Rod
I bought my first bike about 4 years ago when I was ~46 and my kids were 15 & 17. The primary reason for buying the bike was that my wife's parents and brother lived out in the desert and we would go visit a lot. Her brother rode and he would occasionally invite my son out to go ride the quad around in an area not far from home. I bought the bike so I wouldn't get left out (or more precisely, left back at the house to be talked at endlessly by her dad....)
Then my wife started feeling left out, so I bought her a quad. Then my daughter felt left out so I bought her a quad. Then my son bought himself a bike.
Now days, instead of traveling to the deset to visit the inlaws and get a little dirt biking in we travel to the desert to ride and get a little visiting in! The entire family will enjoy a mild ride, my daughter and I can tear it up pretty good, but man, when my son and I go tearing off...... Let's just say I usually come back a little worse for the wear (sometimes a lot worse....)
Enjoy your sport and the bonding with your son.
Rod
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