Thats a stunning bike ! the race tech and build quality are incredible compared to what we had back when I was ur age..Im 63 now and back then, we had the xr75 and I had an sl70 of all things..as a kid I used to want that xr75 so much and now we have bikes like this! Unimaginale if you came from my era! I Still would love to have one of these!!
Awesome review mate well informed video. We have the same bike RB with 56 tooth rear sprocket Thinking I’ll put the R sprocket on 50 tooth might settle it to suit the trails better.
Its a bike for kids 10-15 years of age The next bike up from this would be the crf250r or crf450r also much better bikes with fuel injection these bike are overpriced for a carbureted engine in 2022 etc. they still haven’t changed it. But heaps of fun for young people light so easier for youngsters to control and pick up, the rb or big wheel are not to bad with clearance with a skid plate 19/16 rim size. Great bikes for the wife and kids.
Thanks for the amazing review! You got it all covered. I'm also 13, 14 in march, and i'm buying a bike in november-january and I'm still wondering between a 07 to 09 150RB and a late 1990's 125 2 stroke enduro (newer ones are way too expensive for me, at least in Poland). Time will show what will i buy but thanks to this review i'm leaning towards the 150. Edit: Aaaaaand i ended up with a xr125l.
@@sonimol6586 Wielkie dzięki za opinię, już się powoli zaczynam oglądać za crf'kami, czas pokaże co dorwę. Pozdro, miłego jeżdżenia bo jeszcze troszkę sezonu zostało!
@@Duch125 dzięki, nie wiem czy należysz do osób które mówią że 85 ma 36 koni, jeśli tak to cię uświadomie że ma 22-23, tyle samo co crfa 150r, jak chcesz mogę trochę się na pv wypowiedzieć na temat tego sprzęta.
@@sonimol6586Nie wierzę w bajki, że 85 ma 36 koni, tyle ma zdrowa seta, chętnie wysłucham cię na pv, ale nie ogarniam jak napisać, zobaczyłem dopiero teraz że moja poprzednia wiadomość została usunięta, więc sorry za prawie godzinę opóźnienia.
I haven’t had it rebuilt yet - had it serviced at about 50 hours (first owners didn’t service it) and our bike mechanic said it was ok. I reckon it’s at least 70 hours now and still going alright. I have read that they suggest 30 - 40 hours so I’m surprised mine is still running good.
Hi I'm looking at getting this bike as a first bike would it be good for me as a bigger 60kg rider and I'm only a beginner as I said I'm looking at it for my first bike
Sorry it’s taken awhile to reply. I guess it depends how tall you are. It’s a really hard size to get a bike for. My Dad said he doesn’t think it would be the best first bike and I think it might be a bit of a hand full , can be snappy (race bike) and a dog to start.
I had one for a short while at 13 and I was also smaller like this kid. They have plenty of power for your weight but if you are tall it might feel small. They have better power to weight ratio than the Honda 250. I agree it was hard to start but I also had an older used one. I fell once and it died and four flagger or marshals idk what they are called in EU, had to help me start it. I had been racing for 7 years and won a few championships and it was a handful for me. Coming from a ktm 85 because of the added height and weight. Looking at them again after a few years off because I want a do it all kind of mini supermoto and I miss racing. I am 5’ 6” and 145lbs (168cm 66kg) and it seems perfect size. They will feel very fast so don’t overstep your boundaries. Try riding a trail bike like a 150f until you can really rip it around and then move up. 4 strokes have smooth power with lots of torque and 2 strokes are very snappy (think like a big turbo car boost kicking in) apart from ktm, husky, and gas gas because they have a part called a power valve that makes the power hit less hard because it’s in the power more. (Think small fast spooling turbo car). Hopefully this helped and have fun!
great review im thinking of buying this bike and u cleared everything up for me covered everything thanks
Thankyou, did you get one?
Thats a stunning bike ! the race tech and build quality are incredible compared to what we had back when I was ur age..Im 63 now and back then, we had the xr75 and I had an sl70 of all things..as a kid I used to want that xr75 so much and now we have bikes like this! Unimaginale if you came from my era! I Still would love to have one of these!!
Bikes have changed lots now and I am lucky enough to have one of these TPI bikes.
Awesome Review little man- keep it up, look forward to seeing more of ya videos
HooRoo
Nice review.
Nice bike, young man.
What a fun little rider this bloke is, keep it up mate
Thanks
Thanks for the info!!
Thanks dude
Great vid. You are a talented presenter (and rider) 🤙🏼
Great review mate you should get some moto vids out for us
Thanks mate, we just bought a new farm so more videos coming out soon
@@bennoxon9568 cheers mate would be great
Awesome review mate well informed video.
We have the same bike RB with 56 tooth rear sprocket
Thinking I’ll put the R sprocket on 50 tooth might settle it to suit the trails better.
how would one make it sit higher it looks tiny compared to the aprillia rx
Its a bike for kids 10-15 years of age
The next bike up from this would be the crf250r or crf450r also much better bikes with fuel injection these bike are overpriced for a carbureted engine in 2022 etc. they still haven’t changed it. But heaps of fun for young people light so easier for youngsters to control and pick up, the rb or big wheel are not to bad with clearance with a skid plate 19/16 rim size. Great bikes for the wife and kids.
@@glencolefax3613 kids and adults I can't see a kid getting on my aprillia rx 125....there fall off
Thanks for the amazing review! You got it all covered. I'm also 13, 14 in march, and i'm buying a bike in november-january and I'm still wondering between a 07 to 09 150RB and a late 1990's 125 2 stroke enduro (newer ones are way too expensive for me, at least in Poland). Time will show what will i buy but thanks to this review i'm leaning towards the 150.
Edit: Aaaaaand i ended up with a xr125l.
tez jestem z polski, dorwałem crf150r za 7500 z 2008 (150-200mth od nowosci, stwierdzone przez mechanika) i polecam, fajna maszyna
@@sonimol6586 Wielkie dzięki za opinię, już się powoli zaczynam oglądać za crf'kami, czas pokaże co dorwę. Pozdro, miłego jeżdżenia bo jeszcze troszkę sezonu zostało!
@@Duch125 dzięki, nie wiem czy należysz do osób które mówią że 85 ma 36 koni, jeśli tak to cię uświadomie że ma 22-23, tyle samo co crfa 150r, jak chcesz mogę trochę się na pv wypowiedzieć na temat tego sprzęta.
@@sonimol6586Nie wierzę w bajki, że 85 ma 36 koni, tyle ma zdrowa seta, chętnie wysłucham cię na pv, ale nie ogarniam jak napisać, zobaczyłem dopiero teraz że moja poprzednia wiadomość została usunięta, więc sorry za prawie godzinę opóźnienia.
@@Duch125 masz discord?
Thank you
awesome review dude well spoken
Thanks
Sick ben
mate a have a 150f and my bike go's 80 to 90 BTW grate rider
Nice bike love the vids bruz.
Pretty god riding there mate.
How often do you have to rebuild the bike
I haven’t had it rebuilt yet - had it serviced at about 50 hours (first owners didn’t service it) and our bike mechanic said it was ok. I reckon it’s at least 70 hours now and still going alright. I have read that they suggest 30 - 40 hours so I’m surprised mine is still running good.
Thsnks
Is this a good beginner bike?
I’m 5 1 so should I get it
Sweet bike how tall are you? I’m 5’6 and don’t know if it’s the right size for me
I'm 5'2 and can just touch the ground but the weight makes it easy for me to handle. Nice and light
@@bennoxon9568 awesome thanks for the reply!
how tall
Shhheee
Hi I'm looking at getting this bike as a first bike would it be good for me as a bigger 60kg rider and I'm only a beginner as I said I'm looking at it for my first bike
Sorry it’s taken awhile to reply. I guess it depends how tall you are. It’s a really hard size to get a bike for. My Dad said he doesn’t think it would be the best first bike and I think it might be a bit of a hand full , can be snappy (race bike) and a dog to start.
Ok cheers mate am also looking at like the ktm or husky 150s as my mate has had 1 and thinks it will be a good fit for me
I had one for a short while at 13 and I was also smaller like this kid. They have plenty of power for your weight but if you are tall it might feel small. They have better power to weight ratio than the Honda 250. I agree it was hard to start but I also had an older used one. I fell once and it died and four flagger or marshals idk what they are called in EU, had to help me start it. I had been racing for 7 years and won a few championships and it was a handful for me. Coming from a ktm 85 because of the added height and weight. Looking at them again after a few years off because I want a do it all kind of mini supermoto and I miss racing. I am 5’ 6” and 145lbs (168cm 66kg) and it seems perfect size. They will feel very fast so don’t overstep your boundaries. Try riding a trail bike like a 150f until you can really rip it around and then move up. 4 strokes have smooth power with lots of torque and 2 strokes are very snappy (think like a big turbo car boost kicking in) apart from ktm, husky, and gas gas because they have a part called a power valve that makes the power hit less hard because it’s in the power more. (Think small fast spooling turbo car). Hopefully this helped and have fun!
@@JGSnipes mans wrote a whole paragraph 😅😂🙂🙃 😁😅😂🙂😇🙃😆😆😆😇🤣🤣
@@JGSnipes thanks m8 will do I'll have a go on my mates drz 125 at some point and see how I feel than
how tall are you?
the only thing im hearing is "um"