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I think he is talking about the gearing on the motocross bikes when your trying to creep around on tight trails and rocks. After all, they’re race bikes set up to race at high speeds and rpm’s. Which is an easy change in sprockets and maybe adding a fly wheel weight if you choose that type of bike for trail riding.

You’re probably going to hear 20 different answers or recommendations from 20 different people. I’ve been riding dirt bikes since elementary school so I’ve got a little experience on the matter. Based on what you said you wanted to do with it, I would recommend something like the Honda CRF250F. The motor is based off of a motor that has been around a long time. It’s a trail bike that is air cooled with electric start and fuel injection on the newer models. I currently have the Honda CRF250R which is the race version. These new four strokes are pretty reliable and they are really torquey. Most of the race versions “require” you to be moving along fairly quick or they start puking coolant. I don’t know if it matters to you or not, but most of the race versions are pretty loud and don’t normally come with spark arrestors. There are a lot of variables and personal preference that come into play when you’re looking to purchase one. Also, your size and weight will play a part in your decision as well. https://powersports.honda.com/off-road/trail/crf250f

Thanks, I’ve put a lot of time, money, and effort into making it nice.

Here are all the specs and parts for my truck I’m selling. $10,500

Still for sale-$6750

Still for sale-$300

I tried ADS first, they only rebuild their own now, and they referred me to another guy in Tucson who never answered when I called, so I gave up on him. A prerunner business owner in CA actually told me about Carl and said he was the best around. If I planned on keeping this truck longer I’d go the ADS route for new coilovers. So far I’m not overly impressed with Radflo.

Still for sale

Thanks

Yeah they do, I’m trying to avoid $100 in shipping to CA. I also think their turnaround times is measured in weeks and months right now.

Does anyone know of a reputable shop in Tucson that can rebuild Radflo truck coilovers? I’ve searched the internet with no luck. Thanks

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Still for sale

Still for sale

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