which yamaha for me???
Feb 26, 2004 | 10:48 PM
#21
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which yamaha for me???
Originally posted by: AngryHampster
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have you ever ridden before?
Originally posted by: Atvkid14
the raptor 660 kicks me back wen i put it in first
the raptor 660 kicks me back wen i put it in first
have you ever ridden before?
I say a Blaster. Great starter bike, light, quick, agile, and has that two stroke zippyness [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Feb 26, 2004 | 11:30 PM
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which yamaha for me???
Originally posted by: DieScarred
Have you ridden ONE before?? LOl. Its different from yoour warrior buddy, A LOT different.
I say a Blaster. Great starter bike, light, quick, agile, and has that two stroke zippyness [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: AngryHampster
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have you ever ridden before?
Originally posted by: Atvkid14
the raptor 660 kicks me back wen i put it in first
the raptor 660 kicks me back wen i put it in first
have you ever ridden before?
I say a Blaster. Great starter bike, light, quick, agile, and has that two stroke zippyness [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
..just doesnt seem like something that atvkid needs..
Feb 27, 2004 | 12:12 PM
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which yamaha for me???
Originally posted by: NLWarrior01
You will have to rebuild a 2 stroke more often than a 4, but c'mon, it's not like it will have to be done every year. Look at the snow machines .. there's machines out there older than you kid still running strong without a rebuild.
and not the louzy warrior or rapy 350 ... i assure you after a bit with those 350 4strokes youll want something lighter biger stronger and FASTER... yfz would be your choise!
Originally posted by: WheelieForever
dont get 2 stroke you dont wanna mess with engine rebuilds...
dont get 2 stroke you dont wanna mess with engine rebuilds...
and not the louzy warrior or rapy 350 ... i assure you after a bit with those 350 4strokes youll want something lighter biger stronger and FASTER... yfz would be your choise!
Feb 27, 2004 | 12:17 PM
#25
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Originally posted by: NLWarrior01
You will have to rebuild a 2 stroke more often than a 4, but c'mon, it's not like it will have to be done every year. Look at the snow machines .. there's machines out there older than you kid still running strong without a rebuild.
and not the louzy warrior or rapy 350 ... i assure you after a bit with those 350 4strokes youll want something lighter biger stronger and FASTER... yfz would be your choise!
Originally posted by: WheelieForever
dont get 2 stroke you dont wanna mess with engine rebuilds...
dont get 2 stroke you dont wanna mess with engine rebuilds...
and not the louzy warrior or rapy 350 ... i assure you after a bit with those 350 4strokes youll want something lighter biger stronger and FASTER... yfz would be your choise!
come onnnnn lets say 2 stroke does more problems and requires more engine rebuilds than a 4stroke does... and dont even tryyyyyy to compare warrior to the ds... every little thing the warrior has the ds is better...
Feb 27, 2004 | 01:39 PM
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come onnnnn lets say 2 stroke does more problems and requires more engine rebuilds than a 4stroke does... and dont even tryyyyyy to compare warrior to the ds... every little thing the warrior has the ds is better...
Feb 27, 2004 | 02:18 PM
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ok ...
im saying these because i think after i rode a warrior its a slow machine and you should invest a little more and get a better and faster machine like rappy or the yfz which i like alot
im saying these because i think after i rode a warrior its a slow machine and you should invest a little more and get a better and faster machine like rappy or the yfz which i like alot
Feb 27, 2004 | 02:36 PM
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That's fair enough to say, although being capable of over 60mph is hardly slow for a machine that's open, no seat belts, roll cages etc .. Now if it was only cabaple of 50mph or less then I'd agree completely. It's not the fastest machine by a long stretch but it's hardly slow.
