Motocross/Supercross

[D-9]

Anyone watching mxgp or supercross this year

 

Anyone ride irl?

[Mikee]

I had a KTM 250 two strokes. That’s fire, but after a couple years sold it for a street superbike ( 1000cc )

[D-9]

23 minutes ago, Mikee said:

I had a KTM 250 two strokes. That’s fire, but after a couple years sold it for a street superbike ( 1000cc )

Nice I've never rode 250 2 stroke probs way too fast for me on a track

 

I've had a few bikes.

 

CRF 150RB 

KTM sxf 250 

TC 125 (which I ride now)

 

Did you ever ride on tracks or just open fields or roads etc?

[Jeremias723]

I rode motocross for a few years as a child, then I got bored and when I was older I bought cross bikes again but to do stunts.

[D-9]

27 minutes ago, Jeremias723 said:

I rode motocross for a few years as a child, then I got bored and when I was older I bought cross bikes again but to do stunts.

Like FMX?? 

[Jeremias723]

2 minutes ago, D-9 said:

Like FMX?? 

nah, like this. 

 

[D-9]

1 minute ago, Jeremias723 said:

nah, like this. 

 

Oh right okay yeah that shit is dope I've never got into it though, I be watching Brian 636 a lot on yt. Never owned or ridden a street bike before 

[Jeremias723]

7 minutes ago, D-9 said:

Oh right okay yeah that shit is dope I've never got into it though, I be watching Brian 636 a lot on yt. Never owned or ridden a street bike before 

yes, I know it. I have seen it but in the United States and Mexico everything is very different, here in Argentina most of the motorcycles that we do this are stolen, that is why there are constant escapes from the police, etc, etc. To what I am going, there in the United States and Mexico it is different from how this lifestyle is lived in Latin America.

It is also one of the reasons why you see Yamaha R6 burning wheels, or they set them on fire, everything is very different here haha.

 

Edited February 22, 2022 by Jeremias723

[D-9]

8 minutes ago, Jeremias723 said:

yes, I know it. I have seen it but in the United States and Mexico everything is very different, here in Argentina most of the motorcycles that we do this are stolen, that is why there are constant escapes from the police, etc, etc. To what I am going, there in the United States and Mexico it is different from how this lifestyle is lived in Latin America.

It is also one of the reasons why you see Yamaha R6 burning wheels, or they set them on fire, everything is very different here haha.

 

Lmaooo yeah I can imagine motorcycle theft is a huge problem in England too a few ppl ik have had theirs stolen recently n the police don't give af

[packer]

I just purchased a KTM 450 now what?