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There's also never been a conviction for use of them in WA.... Just saying.:stirpot:

There are lots of USFS trailbike designated trails SE of Lake Wenatchee / Fish Lake are that you only need ORV tabs for. If you want to ride the FS roads, you need a plate.

Taneum is great. I hit up Lake Wenatchee occasionally as well.

So grumpy in your senior years. Starting to sound like Brad. :flipoff: Mounted up the rest of the TRs tonight. SWEET!!! Thanks again!

Wish I knew you wanted one. Just sold a nice Springfield M1 Garand for $600.

You couldn't give me a VOR. Good luck finding parts. And trust me, you'll need them.

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Cool spot huh? Camped and shot up there again about a month ago.

Let me know when you guys are going to ride, I might have to dust off the Zuk!

OMG. You will bottom out the susp on either of those 250s and without regearing them, they will not have the torque to move you at all. Not trying to be offensive, but they're designed for 130lb women. If you just want to putt around, I'd take a look at the fat tire Yamaha TW200. The seat...

Back to basics, height / weight? What type of riding - technical singletrack, dirt roads, paved roads, freeway?

I hear you on the weight (my RMZ450 has a lot more HP and weighs 225 lbs.) but I've owned/ridden a ton of dual sports and the DRZ400 is still the only one I could recommend.

F KTM. :stirpot: Either way, if you weigh more than 160 you'll be unhappy with either of those IMO. I rode a DRZ400 for 3-4 years and really liked it. Inherited my dad's 07 KLX250 when he passed away and it was incredibly underpowered. Sold that after 2-3 months and bought an RMZ450. I...

I've been real happy with it so far. The 20" bar is perfect.

:rb: Slow, heavy, awkward....

Bought a Stihl MS310 yesterday.... now waiting for trees to fall.......:redneck:

Buy the one on CL and use it's frame, title, and license plate with your parts. Put its parts on your frame and resell it.

80 HP ATK 700cc 2 stroke :cool:

Nope.

Stock for stock, the Euro and American bikes are way more tricked out than the Japanese bikes. KTM, Husqavarna, Husaberg, Gas Gas, Vor, TM, ATK, Cannondale, etc. come with Excel wheels, Brembo brakes, hydraulic clutches, and other trick parts. They're also making more HP and typically are...