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Should I get an RM85?
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Posted: 03/08/08 06:49 PM
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Im 13 years old, 108 pounds and 5'2. I have done my research on what the best 85cc bike would be for me and chose the RM85, now lets see what you guys have to say and if I should pick a different bike.
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Skipper
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Posted: 03/08/08 07:00 PM
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Wonderful bike - most rideable of all the 85's and bulletproof. It's not the top pick for racing, but it's the best of the bunch for having fun trail riding, a little racing, and just messing around.
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yamah177
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Posted: 03/08/08 07:32 PM
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i would say that bike or the YZ85. both in the good choices.
2005 YZ250F 2006 RM250 Tragedy and hardship are the forge that produce men of steel
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:07 AM
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I found a cr85 with a fatty pipe and silencer along with delta reeds and new tires for 500 cheper than the rm I found, should I go with the honda
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yzlandry85
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:12 AM
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honda and yami are full on race motors that honda is a good deal but dont base a bike on its mods honestly u should base it on year an d conditioun
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Skipper
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:15 AM
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So true...!
The RM will be much easier to ride on trails, but the CR will whoop it on a track (provided the rider does his job).
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:20 AM
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the Honda is a 06, the Zuki Is 07
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yzlandry85
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:22 AM
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i would go with the yellow one if ure gonna be play riding or o trails but if ure mainly doing trakks and racing the honda is good but be careful with the condition of it as it might need new top/bottom end
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yzwoods
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:24 AM
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I'd get the RM!!!!
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:26 AM
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they're both in good condoiton, the rm has a new topend and some mods
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yzlandry85
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:28 AM
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okay the rm definetly
it will be a good deal
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Skipper
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:28 AM
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How much experience do you have with 85cc bikes? Because I gotta tell you - I've got a YZ85 and I've been riding bikes for decades.. that little bullet is VICOUS! Scary fast! The CR is the same way! If you're confident in your abilities, get the CR. But if you want a bike to have fun on and learn how to ride better, get the RM...
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:33 AM
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This will be my first mx bike, I've ridden fourstroke through trails and hit some midsize jumps, so the rml would probably be the bes for me, I would ride a good variation of tracks and trails, probably more tracks and the rm is 2000, bit he will accept reasonable offers
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yzlandry85
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:35 AM
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okay i have a yz85 and that bike is a bullet the cr is the same way the kx is is mid powere mid fun the ktm is a wanna be good 85 and the rm is the most reliable and the rm could be a better deal
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Posted: 03/09/08 09:42 AM
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ok, I'll probably save up more$ and go with the rm
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