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Ummm what lol? DRZ 400 SUPERMOTO ring a bell:P?

but not really, it just seems like a bad idea.

Yes.

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Yeah lets just hope it doesn't drag out like last winter did either.

No matter what 250 you go with, it'll be a good choice. If you're buying new, you'll get a great deal on the GW 250 but honestly I would look at used. Actually, I wouldn't even look at a 250 if I were you. Look at getting the Suzuki DRZ 400 Supermoto, just as cheap on insurance and anyone who...

Nice and good move on getting the bike used you've saved yourself a good chunk of money.

For an hour or two work, I would do it if I were you. I only store my bike for the least amount of time possible which is about 3 months but we've had an early winter this year which sucks. I just do a full oil change, take the battery out and leave it on a tender, fuel stabilizer and run it for...

Irony^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Not sure why anyone would laugh for starting out on a 125....? I look at that as the polar opposite, I'd laugh at you if you started out on something very powerful like a gsxr 1000. It's your first bike and I guarantee it wont be your last:)

Theses things are great! They teach you EVERYTHING you need to know about how to wheelie a motorcycle- including throttle control! Just watch this video.. Oh and the girl that goes last has the best throttle control I've ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGOgkqWJaz4

Don't be a meat head like this guy. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e69_1384052615

Not sure where you heard that, besides I wasnt talking about just slip-ons.

Thats bakerxderek , I'm subbed to his channel and the dude just seems like a cool dude- not an attention seeker as some like to say on here :rolleyes:.

Generally the idea with modding your exhaust is to open it up so it's going to be louder.

I'd like to but I'm not a fan of riding in the cold and it's only going to get colder <.</

Looks amazing.

I almost guarantee that's a no go with statefarm, you need 5 years driving experience.

Well I was just getting at that the DRZ SM has inverted forks. Is it any easier to wheelie? Meh, technique is still the same but if you loop on an SM you can pick it right back and keep on going (99% time). If you loop on a sportbike, Ahhhh....bad so it's a lot more risky to do. My old bike...

I ride a DRZ so.