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Yep! They are one of the best bikes out there and most don't know anything about them!

If we were talking a 1970's MX bike I would agree but on this bike that isn't true. Any modern 2T enduro will not foul a plug if the jetting is correct for the bike.

I agree on the sand.

Glad you got out there. The good riding weather is coming!

Thank you!

Yes it is.

Yup!

I was lucky to get a turn!

Basically, yes.

@WildAzzRacing 0 seconds ago Based in Tucson, AZ.

It sure is!

Yeah, scared the crap out of me there for a second! It's looks like it could be too short of a throttle cable and/or weak return spring. Everything else checks out perfectly so it's the only two possibilities left. Got Motion Pro's top tier cable on the way and will be replacing the spring with a stiffer one.

Oh yeah. A lot of guys ride the Wilmot area on MX bikes and larger/heavier bikes. Your CRF250R should be fine if as long as it's in good working order.

I agree. I love the way they make their power.

Yes they are great bikes! Hope to ride with you soon my friend!

We got a false fall over the weekend and back to scorching this whole week. I can't wait for the temps to finally cool off.

I agree!

Yeah, some places are pretty flat. Of course, we got mountains to! Just look at the horizon in the vid and these are the small ones in AZ.

LOL! Ok

Yes it is!

LOL! Yeah, just a little fun. I'm an e-start snob now! 😁

Yes, he did! It is a very sophisticated beast!

I wish I could afford one as I loved this bike.

@@WildAzzRacing I finally found a bike but ended up in Banner for almost 2 weeks so 2800 is a long time away 😂 but man it's a sweet bike

Not swapping the tire out until it's worn out. It actually works really well but I know it won't last long. Mousse bibs are just such a pain IMO. We've had great luck with the Bridgestone UHD tubes here, when not running Tubliss, in the desert and are a lot easier to change a tire with. He got it out the door for $10,200. Normally they are base price of $10,600 plus taxes and everything else.

I normally run 10-11 up front and 8 rear. That's currently with a Bridgestone UHD up front and Tubliss rear. I experiment a lot with pressures and this is what I have found that these two tires, the Bridgestone X31 90/100-21 and IRC VE33S, prefer for my terrain and riding style.

LOL! That was at the end of a long and very hot/humid ride.

Sorry about that. Sometimes I just don't get the info out there very well. The guy I'm speaking of is Les Tinius of LT Racing. This guy is, IMO, the best out there for Marzocchi forks. www.lt-racing.com/index.html

Been doing so for 36 years now.

Sure does. Nothing like a simple drop to sap your energy.

Yeah, I override the auto clutch at times as my normal clutch skills are pretty ingrained in me. I do it without even thinking about it. As for the slipping, that's because most times when you hear it slipping it's because I'm carrying a higher gear than I should be. I do this for traction in our super dry and dusty trails. Believe it or not I actually have mmy auto clutch set so tight that my bike will actually stall when at idle, in gear, and without the clutch pulled in.

Yeah, some days just aren't as good as they could be.

Thank you for appreciating what I'm saying. I just don't understand why people are so nasty to each other any more? I refuse to be like that. Have an awesome day as well!

@@WildAzzRacing people today do not have our morals and values sadly but sometimes people surprise me. So it's nice to see someone who values good people nice cars/bikes and live music.

I normally can ride sand fairly well. The problem is this particular sand in this riding area. It's different than the sand in other areas for some reason.

Give it a chance you will learn to love it.

@@morganeast3403 I can't wait to get out there dealing with health issues ATM but should be out before to long

Yeah, sand at first takes a little learning but you'll get it. Some guys prefer sand over anything else.

I 100% agree! Greats bikes! I love my '11 EC250 racing!

I love Tubliss. Been running them over 10 years. Other than the trouble I've had with the bladders since covid they have been trouble free.

Well, now you gotta buy a Rieju as the GasGas name is owned by KTM as of 2020. Rieju is the continuation of the true Spanish GasGas bikes. Here in AZ the two dealerships are both in Phoeniz, MotoCenter motocenteraz.com/ and Screwie Lewie's www.screwielewies.com/ BTW, MotoCenter keeps a lot of Rieju parts actually in stock.

@@WildAzzRacing thank you

I don't blame you. See, to me, Tubliss was much less of a hassle than tubes. I've only been having problems since covid with the bladders not being of good quality. I really hope Neutech get's their crap straightened out.

Yup! Most didn't want to pay a premium for a bike they don't really know. Worked out in his favor!

@@WildAzzRacing Do you know what he paid? I watched the entire vid but I didn't hear that part.

I normally run Tubliss front and rear but have been running a Bridgestone UHD tube up front for a while now. It's the only tube I will use.

SE Tucson

Yes, the weather is finally getting nice. Woohoo!

No. This is in Tucson, AZ.