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im a 105 pound blonde girl and im getting a new bike. i've been riding my fifty around my neighborhood, but im ready to go out with my dad and my brothers and really ride, first i need a bike. what size would you reccomend for me? riding is a big thing in our family, i hope i can keep up with the boys.

how tall are you?  

hey!! im a 13yr old 100lb girl rider. ive been ridin for about 5 yrs. up until last year i was riding 50s too. now i have a TTR125 LE (yamaha) i love it i can keep up to most of my friends and its a very solid bike. (it feel off a cliff, all that happened was the handelbars were bent, and i can still ride it just a couple weeks later). but i really depends on wat yopur comfortable with. my twin sis ride too but she prefers smaller bikes so whenever she rides she rides my brothers ttr90, even though its not as fast, she likes it because she dosent like to use the clutch which is on my bike. but really if u want a honda id get a cr100. i personally like yamahas better though its a great bike to learn how to us a clutch on.

-dirtgirl

theres no such thing as a cr100. theres xr100. cr's are only 85,125,and250

she ment crf100

cr 500 too, the monster!  

i ment xr 100 thanx for catchin my mistake. u should be out there riding insted of sittin @ ur computer makin people mad at u by makin them think ther idiots. have a nice day and as i said i like yamahas better i dont kno hondas very well.

i dont recall typing "your an idiot" i was simple correcting your mistake. i no  that you no wat your talkign about or u wundt have said it

Nice going Jensen, now you made someone else hate you hahaha.

To answer your question, I'm assuming at 105lbs your around the 5'-5'5 range.  If thats the case, I would go with something along the lines of a CRF100, CRF150, TTR-125, DRZ125, or KLX125.  Maybe even a CRF80.  My wife is 5'2, 105lbs and rides a CRF100.  It was a great learning bike, but the suspension isn't that great.  BBR makes great springs though for a fairly cheap price.  $79 for new fork springs and $89 for a rear shock spring and both increase stiffness by 30%.