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I am looking for a dirt bike to ride with my boyfriend who is an experienced rider. This would really just be trail riding. It looks like my best options are a 2006 TTR 125, a 2006 TTR 230, and a 2013 Kawi KLX 140L. I am concerned that the 125 will have no power and I will out grow it, the 230 seems like it might be too much of a bike. I can't find anything in the middle in good condition. As a result, the middle bike would be the Kawi. Any advice? Please help!!!!
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I'm think you have your head on the right way around with the KLX140L, it is lighter than the 230 so it will be very easy for you to get confident to ride it and will give you a lot more fun riding than the 125. Ride to your own speed, if the BF leaves you behind in his dust then get a better BF who wants to adjust his riding to your speed and do most of the riding with you. But also give him time out to show off to you how good he is too.
Being a new bike you won't have any issues for some time if you have it maintained regularly. Just do some riding in an open area till you get used to moving off, changing gear and stopping before you head off into real trail riding, don't tackle anything you feel your not capably of, but also be prepared to have a go at the areas that are a bit of a challenge. Make sure you at least wear a SNELL approved helmet, good Motox boots and gloves.
I'm think you have your head on the right way around with the KLX140L, it is lighter than the 230 so it will be very easy for you to get confident to ride it and will give you a lot more fun riding than the 125. Ride to your own speed, if the BF leaves you behind in his dust then get a better BF who wants to adjust his riding to your speed and do most of the riding with you. But also give him time out to show off to you how good he is too.
Being a new bike you won't have any issues for some time if you have it maintained regularly. Just do some riding in an open area till you get used to moving off, changing gear and stopping before you head off into real trail riding, don't tackle anything you feel your not capably of, but also be prepared to have a go at the areas that are a bit of a challenge. Make sure you at least wear a SNELL approved helmet, good Motox boots and gloves.
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