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dirtbike or pit bike
dirtbike or pit bike
idk weather to get one of the pit bikes or one of the dirtbikes PITBIKES Extra Strong Steel Frame Award Winning 124cc Zongshen Motor Aluminum "A" Style Long Travel Swingarm Oil Filled Conventional Front Forks Oil Filled Rear Shock Hydraulic Disc Brakes (Front & Rear) Wave Style Brake Rotors 12 inch Anodized Aluminum Front Wheel 10 inch Anodized Aluminum Rear Wheel Alloy Skid Plate Billet Gas Cap Billet Triple Clamps & Bar Risers K&N Style Pod Filter Chain Tensioner Wheels Match Color Of Plastic Available in Black, Red, and Blue UPDATE: Effective Feb. 2007, the 110-A1 will now come stock with "Pro" style hubs and a chain guide. DIRTBIKES What's great about the CRF line-up is that there's a model for each step along a young rider's learning curve. Take the CRF80F. Loaded with big-bike performance features, like a manual clutch and five-speed gearbox, it's the perfect machine for the rider who's ready to move up to a serious off-road bike, but perhaps still too small for a CRF100F. Combining a smoothly progressive, heavy-duty clutch with a silky five-speed gearbox, the CRF80F's transmission effortlessly introduces beginning riders to the concept of manual gear-shifting. Rugged doesn't begin to describe the CRF family of off-road bikes. Built with sturdy, yet lightweight, steel frames, durable skid plates and dent-proof fuel tanks, these machines are built to last. Sporting a 16" front and 14" rear wheel combination, the CRF80F weighs in with 28.9" seat height and a whopping 8.6" of ground clearance—perfect for quick handling and obstacle evasion. Engine Type 80cc air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke Compression Ratio 9.7:1 Starting Kick Transmission Five-speed Front Suspension 27.0mm leading-axle Showa fork; 5.5" travel Rear Suspension Single shock; 4.3" travel Front/Rear Brakes Drum / Drum Front/Rear Tires 2.50-16 / 3.60-14 Wheelbase 47.6" Seat Height 28.9" Ground Clearance 8.6" Dry Weight 154.0 lbs Fuel Capacity 1.5 gallons Color Red alot of description
YouTube | July 16, 2007
