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Message: [QUOTE="XMotoX, post: 1238428, member: 73236"] true2blue, do you have any friends that ride? If so, ask them to take you out riding with them someday and ride their bikes. See if anyone around you rides four strokes as well as two strokes and become friends. Then you can test and get the feel for different types of bikes. Anyway, it is true that four strokes have the grunt to pull uphill steadily in first, second, and third gear. But there are many two strokes that have that same low end torque, and won't give you any trouble with stalling. KDX's are great for lugging and the 220's are known for massive low end torque for a two stroke machine. KTM makes 200 and 300's that are great two strokes for grunting up hills and through trails. Plus, with a two stroke, you have that snappy power that never gets old. :nod: [/QUOTE]