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Dirtbikes
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I miss riding and racing so much. But my body tells me it would be catastrophic to do it again.
I went for a ride last weekend...Im on a 2004 450 ktm. Also have a YZF250... Didnt take any new pics...Its dry out here now.
I went for a ride yesterday as well...
Just 10 miles. Today's ride...more about looking for a water leak then riding, but on the bike nonetheless...
I miss the days of dirt bike riding.
I might get back at it when my boys get older and want to ride but I fear like Wade my body won't like it
I might get back at it when my boys get older and want to ride but I fear like Wade my body won't like it
You dont see many fat/old guys riding dirtbikes.
We trade them for cushy 4wd quads...
Quads are more deadly. They kill you to death.
With age, you get a cage.
With age, you get a cage.
Not if you just idle around the property with a beverage.
Until you pass out, fall off, and it circles around and kills you to death.
That looks like so much fun. Jealous.
It was a blast. Rode for three days and saw one other bike on the trail. Oh, and one unmanned bike...
Trails are great, most are in pretty good shape considering the dry hot weather they've had over there.
The KLR was about 5 miles up from the main road. Looked like it'd been there for a few weeks at least.
What engine bars are that on the klr? Got an old 94 out in the garage.
No idea, that bike was abandoned on the trail.
The TrailTech Vapor was surprisingly still there too.
Ah, wasn't sure if it was someone you knew. Hopefully, whoever's it was is healthy and got back to it.
I called the FS district office today, surprisingly no one had let them know about it yet.
I’d like to watch whoever has to get that thing out of there take on that ordeal.
Fortunately it’s mostly down hill to get out, but some pretty loose, rocky trails to navigate on a non-running pig of a bike.
I’d like to watch whoever has to get that thing out of there take on that ordeal.
Fortunately it’s mostly down hill to get out, but some pretty loose, rocky trails to navigate on a non-running pig of a bike.
