2001 Honda XR400R at Trout Valley Trail in Kellog, MN, May 2009.

[hock3yplaya7]

Have you been to snake creek just up the road?

[kmlh2o]

fome el salto kuliao!!!

[scmorton8]

@kmlh2o Help me. One of these words is "jump" but I do not understand the rest.

[kmlh2o]

@scmorton8 hey....que el salto fue bueno

bye xD

[kmlh2o]

@scmorton8 hye...es que el salto fue bueno..

bye xD

[slight87]

thumbs up dude

[gshdrums]

keep the throttle on when you go over dude and it will stay stable and wont nose dive...I use to have one i miss it heaps..How does it go against the WR250? I sold it a few years back and bought a WR450F..I think the XR400`s are the most bullet proof bush bikes..But the WR i think is more MX orientated...Its got a fair wack more poke to....If i had to pick from the 2 and they both had the same power i would take a XR....I geared mine down and it became pretty potent but topped out about 50-60mph

[scmorton8]

Thanks! I actually sold the XR to buy a YZ250F last year. Its mountain-bike light and a lot of fun but I sure do miss the tractor. I would have kept both if I could have swung it. The XR was plated so I could drive it on the road too. My friend had a WR250F and was a little faster than me on the XR in tight woods. However, it was pretty close and he is a more experienced woods racer than I am.

[OnlineGamerKid]

how fast can these go?

[scmorton8]

With stock gearing, my XR400 could go 75-80mph. I think it had the power to go a little faster but ran out of revs with the stock gearing. However, for me that was more than plenty.

[ebradbrah]

COOL

[scmorton8]

Thanks. I have learned to jump more than 2-feet of the ground now.