Cleaning up in the B class.

 

A picture of myself from yesterdays ride.

 

Boy you cray cray

 

Another race pic

 

One of the harder trails in the area... it ends at about 10,500 ft elevation and the 200 does not like it. haha

 

Looks like an awesome trail! You stepped your game up once you caught your buddy. Nice riding.

 

thanks man... yeah- trying to keep up with him is pushing my limit for sure- he just got a new TX300... I'm jealous. haha

 

Funny, my main riding buddy just bought a TX300. So I bought his very well modified 09 200XC-W for $1500. Yay 200 club!!!!!!!

Came with- 3 pipes, a spare cylinder, brake pads, lock on grips, tubliss, suspension rebuild kits, swing arm bearing kits, a recluse, extra gripper seat, oil, 3 air filters, suspension setup(valved) for us and our terrain, and a box of **** I dont quite recall what was in there. I stole it. Hes also a good friend lol.

 

Sounds awesome. The 200 is a really fun bike, just a little bit of a struggle on tech at high altitude.



I need a pipe bad. Learning is hard on the pipe!!!

 

exactly why I purchased a Fuel injected 250 four stroke.

 

for sure... all my buddies hate on the 4-stroke for trail use, but fuel injected Japanese bikes are plentiful and cheap and no premix etc. I'd probably go that route if I get another bike.

 

4 strokes are for f@ggits

 

I'll roost all over your little 200 turd.

 

Lulz.

Says the guy who cut his teeth on the desert couch, DRZ-400.

Did you ever end up selling that thing btw? If you ever decide you'd sell it for less than $2k lmk. Lol

 

I decided im going to start dual sporting again, keeping it for now. But you know where to find me and its yours to borrow whenever you like.

 

ryan- does your 250f overheat a lot? or do you just haul *** so much your bike never gets hot?

seems like all the 4-strokes out here are constantly overheating (thin dry air with slow climbs).

 

I have only overheated once, competing in the SnowShoe GNCC ( formerly Blackwater ). super slow MPH with 95% wheelspin. other than that, never. Our hair scramble races do move really fast, I usually complete about 45 miles in under two hours. Thats about 20 MPH average. I Am riding the 250FX this year, it has wiring and mounts for a small radiator fan, if I had to.
I will dig up some footage from last year. The speeds we carry through the forest is pretty intense.

 

 

Here in AZ on our goat trails we can boil over anything it seems. The only exception was my kdx200 swapped hybrid using 250 rads, that thing never got hot, even in the nasty ****.

 

I'm actually getting that as a tattoo in a few weeks lol, already have the shirt