well yea just be carefull and go slow 4 a bit till u get used to it, carefully give more and more juice to it in a situation thats not dangerous, like in a field with your body all the way forward that way if u gag the throttle it wont raise up, its just an easy way to get a taste of the power without risking it dumping you, then laster on you will slowly evolve your skills to the power it has and form a good riding style over it.

 

oh ok ya i had to do that with my cr80 too especially i have never rode a 2-stroke dirtbike let alone dirtbike at all lol

 

hey guys my next door neighbor has been trying to sell his 2003 kx85 and he wants $1,200 and its well worth it - he said he would give it to me for $1,000 nothing lower - and today we were talkin and i said i really dont wanna spend that much - and he said he will give it to me for $800 and that he will not sell it to ANY1 else for that low(and nothing lower) and i see him ride it whenever he does- he never rides it hard - nothing wrong with it and we would always be working on our atvs and dirtbikes together so i know everything about it, so what do you think is it a good deal or not? $800 2003 kx85-and a full exhuast pro circut-everthing works excellent
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If you trust the guy and know the history of the bike,then I say go for it!

 

ya i trust him and he is just over the fence so i can see him ANY time

 

Have you rode the bike?

 

to be honest i havent gotten too he offered but i didnt have a helment and so i didnt wanna ride it on the rode if u know wat i mean and i had a tank top on and shorts but i prob will when i see him again

 

When you can take a test ride and try to get a feel for the bike if you know what I mean.You know when your on it feel the clutch action is it a rough engagement or is the machine a smooth shifter.

 

thats true, the clutch didnt feel hard when i pulled it in like his blaster and its new i dont know why it would be rough but i know what your saying