What bike should i get?

Hey guys can you help me find a bike? im 5 foot 4 inches and about 110 pounds. I need to find a bike. I'm thinking about geting a Yamaha TT-R 125LE. But if you have any suggestions please tell.

            Thanks guys.  

Please help!!!!!!!! Please!!!!!!!  

welcome to the board.

i think a ttr 125 or a crf150f would be great bikes for your size.
DavidS  
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terrain type woods with lots of roots & rocks

That bike would be ok if your real young and a first bike It think. I'm more a honda guy myself so I like the crf 230 better, "even got one for sale, new" . I myself think you will get bored with it fast. You may want to try out a 125 2 stroke first. Give you more power, and lot better suspension if you wish to jump with it or anything. the bike you suggested would be fun also, and be a really reliable bike and low maintenance with it.  
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Depends mainly on what type of riding you will be doing and on what terrain. Also what type of bike you are most interested in.
2 stroke, 4 stroke, trail bike, race bike.
Let us know some more details and we'd love to help you out.
Welcome to the board!  
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well im a little heavier than you but im also 5'4 and I just upgrades from my 2002 xr100r to a 2003 suzuki rm 100. I love it. it has alot of power, and would have a better seat height for you than a 125 2 stroke. Or a crf 150f would be good. it is just a little bigger than the xr 100 i had and i got bored with that really fast. So i would either go for a rm or kx 100 if you want a bike you wont get bored with after your first ride. oh and depending on the money situation a crf 150rb would be a great bike. oh and just remember you wont find many rm 100 cuase they only made them 1 year. Hope i helped.  
Adam
2002 XR 100R
2003 RM 100

Welcome jay. How long have you been riding and what kind of riding will you be doing most?  
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I love this dirt stuff.

If you are a new rider i'd go with a crf230. We have another new member here that just got one and he loves it. A 2 stroke 125 at your size would be tough w/no experience. An 80/85 or 100 2 stroke would be a better fit. They are the same size frame as the crf230.  


2 strokin till I die. Which I hope aint soon.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

1994 CR80

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An 80/85 or 100 2 stroke would be a better fit.



I agree with the 85/100 choice.  The 230 is a heavier bike than an 85/100.  I think smasher is a bit bigger than jbird.  
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smasher is 5'9" 200 lbs so probably too big for the 230. hes lovin it though. I believe the crf150 is the same size frame but lighter.  


2 strokin till I die. Which I hope aint soon.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

1994 CR80

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smasher is 5'9" 200 lbs so probably too big for the 230. hes lovin it though. I believe the crf150 is the same size frame but lighter.

You guys are right, I love mine. It is a little heavy, but I am strong enough to move it out of bushes and such. I am a bit bigger for the bike, but it still hauls, so welcome to the boards. I think he is right, a CRF150F might be better for you size and application. Good luck on choice. Might be better if we knew how you rode.

  >Brad  
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2 2008 Honda CRF 230's!
1 2005 Honda CRF230!

well i'll probobly use it for mostly trail/track but mabey 1 or 2 races here and there. does that help at all?  

I would say a CRF150F or CRF230F, but if your gonna be racing, a CRF150R will be good.  
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2007 CRF250R
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thanks guys I'm on a budget of around $2,000 - $3,000.      Roughly.  

Sorry it going to be tough to find a bike like that     and im not going to be good with a prodgect bike so sorry again.