Where to go from a 250R 07???
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    Poll ended at Mon Jun 11, 2007 3:40 pm

    CRF450X?
    8
    89%
    CRF250X
    1
    11%
     
    Total votes: 9
  • Vanrock
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    Where to go from a 250R 07???

    by Vanrock » Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:40 pm

    g'day only around 6 months or so ago i went from my 150 to a 250R, since i got the bike i have been doing alot more trails and enduro riding then before and was thinking about changing over to the X series.

    But many people have said that from the R i have now the 250X wouldn't really have the same power. So i thought about going to a 450X.

    Um do you guys have any thoughts on where i should go to next. Thanks for your oppinions :D
    2007 CRF250R
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    Zish
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    by Zish » Fri Jun 01, 2007 9:51 pm

    if ya like the weight and power go with the 250x
    you can uncork it to get more grunt, still keep the nice balance and get the E start... if ya feel you need that much more ... then 450 it up , but be ready for the weight in the trails ;)
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    JAWS
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    by JAWS » Fri Jun 01, 2007 10:25 pm

    The weight in the trails for the 450X can be tempered with 22mm triples. It gets amazingly lighter according to those that ride them.
    Joe
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  • Coastal
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    by Coastal » Sat Jun 02, 2007 8:42 pm

    One (possible) consideration is would you ever consider dual-sporting your bike? When I bought my 250X I seriously never gave it a thought (and didn't realize that it is pretty easy here in BC). Being able to cruise down a few roads to hit the trails would save me from the hassle of loading the beast up. I have a feeling that none of the CRFs would hold up well if extensively highway driven, but at least the 450 wouldn't need to be pinned to maintain a respectable speed. Even if you don't plan on (or simply can't) dual-sporting, based on what you stated the 450 is my vote.
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    by Vanrock » Thu Jun 07, 2007 2:42 pm

    thanks very much for your opinions i don't wanna loose any power but then agin i don't want to have a really heavy bike so i just aint to sure
    2007 CRF250R
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    djh65
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    by djh65 » Thu Jun 07, 2007 5:49 pm

    Taking into account your going to take a bath if you dump the R why not do some mods to make it more trail friendly. Gearing is cheap, and I bet there is a wealth of information here that would help.
    David
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