getting my 07 kx250f in a few weeks :D payed $5500 NZD for it which would be around 3000-3500 USD. had a new engine rebuild though. kawasaki for life :D
@PureN3WZ3ALAND Sweet bro, you wont regret it. I love mine. The hour meter on mine says it has about 60 hours on it. It had about 35 in the video. I am planning on putting a Dr.D pipe on it soon. If I do, I will have to make a new video.
@thepitbikedude Honestly, it has been almost perfect for me. No problems. As far as CRF vs. KX-F, either bike would be good for you. Being a Kawi guy myself, I would lean toward the Kawi and its rocketship motor. The 07 250 motor is really stout. But hey, at the end of the day, it comes down to what you want and what you like better. Both are good.
@97ride ohh and does the 07 kx250f tend to over heat?? and yeah i think im going to buy a kx250f 2007 in 3 weeks so yeah. im buying it for 2,400. YEAH I THINK KAWI IS GOING TO BE THE BEST FOR ME?
@thepitbikedude Hasn't overheated once, with the stock radiator. Thing has been almost bulletproof for me. It's a little finicky in the cold weather at altitude but that's my problem. Sounds like you are getting a good deal though. You'll like your Kawi.
I want one but I don't really know much about 4 strokes. I'm just coming off 85's and I'm around 5'6. Would I be able to fit this ok? I'm looking at a stock one and I'm kinda short on money, so would it be too much to mod out? As in a new silencer, suspension and everything? I know they are more to fix, but how much more to rebuild?
@motocross223Tanner As for size, it'd be a bit big but not unrideable. Best I can say is go sit on one. Any 250 really. I am 6'1 and it fits good, like I am big enough to man-handle it if I need to. As for mods, well, it all depends what parts you throw on. Like an aftermarket silencer could go for up to like $500 and all the way down to $200 or so. I haven't found an aftermarket silencer to be necessary as it has enough power already. Dunno about suspension though. Full rebuild = $2000+
@topherd2 Haven't had a problem with it yet and I have had it about 7-8 months. Just like anything, just keep up the maintenance and you will be fine. And to be honest, I have hardly done anything to it. Just air and oil when you need to, and whatever various little adjustments you need. They are awesome bikes dude.
@tbucket721 Depends on your riding experience/capability and price range, and whether or not you want a 2 or 4-stroke. 85's are fun little machines so if you think that an 85 would fit you best, go for it. But if you don't want to "grow" out of your bike anytime soon, look at getting a KX100. Either that or get a CRF150R. Does that help? I am 14 and 6'1" and about 185 lbs. and my 250 fits me perfectly. When I was shorter, like maybe 5'8" or so, I rode my friend's 150R and it was ideal.
getting my 07 kx250f in a few weeks :D payed $5500 NZD for it which would be around 3000-3500 USD. had a new engine rebuild though. kawasaki for life :D
PureN3WZ3ALAND 3 months ago
@PureN3WZ3ALAND Sweet bro, you wont regret it. I love mine. The hour meter on mine says it has about 60 hours on it. It had about 35 in the video. I am planning on putting a Dr.D pipe on it soon. If I do, I will have to make a new video.
97ride 3 months ago
are they good have u had any problems with it.... like whats better a crf250r 2007 or a kx250f 2007?????
thepitbikedude 3 months ago
@thepitbikedude Honestly, it has been almost perfect for me. No problems. As far as CRF vs. KX-F, either bike would be good for you. Being a Kawi guy myself, I would lean toward the Kawi and its rocketship motor. The 07 250 motor is really stout. But hey, at the end of the day, it comes down to what you want and what you like better. Both are good.
97ride 3 months ago
@97ride ohh and does the 07 kx250f tend to over heat?? and yeah i think im going to buy a kx250f 2007 in 3 weeks so yeah. im buying it for 2,400. YEAH I THINK KAWI IS GOING TO BE THE BEST FOR ME?
thepitbikedude 3 months ago
@thepitbikedude Hasn't overheated once, with the stock radiator. Thing has been almost bulletproof for me. It's a little finicky in the cold weather at altitude but that's my problem. Sounds like you are getting a good deal though. You'll like your Kawi.
97ride 3 months ago
I want one but I don't really know much about 4 strokes. I'm just coming off 85's and I'm around 5'6. Would I be able to fit this ok? I'm looking at a stock one and I'm kinda short on money, so would it be too much to mod out? As in a new silencer, suspension and everything? I know they are more to fix, but how much more to rebuild?
motocross223Tanner 5 months ago
@motocross223Tanner As for size, it'd be a bit big but not unrideable. Best I can say is go sit on one. Any 250 really. I am 6'1 and it fits good, like I am big enough to man-handle it if I need to. As for mods, well, it all depends what parts you throw on. Like an aftermarket silencer could go for up to like $500 and all the way down to $200 or so. I haven't found an aftermarket silencer to be necessary as it has enough power already. Dunno about suspension though. Full rebuild = $2000+
97ride 5 months ago
i'm thinking about buying one of these, are they good bikes? cause i don't wanna pour all my money into a valve eater if you know what i mean. =D
topherd2 5 months ago
@topherd2 Haven't had a problem with it yet and I have had it about 7-8 months. Just like anything, just keep up the maintenance and you will be fine. And to be honest, I have hardly done anything to it. Just air and oil when you need to, and whatever various little adjustments you need. They are awesome bikes dude.
97ride 5 months ago
@tbucket721 Depends on your riding experience/capability and price range, and whether or not you want a 2 or 4-stroke. 85's are fun little machines so if you think that an 85 would fit you best, go for it. But if you don't want to "grow" out of your bike anytime soon, look at getting a KX100. Either that or get a CRF150R. Does that help? I am 14 and 6'1" and about 185 lbs. and my 250 fits me perfectly. When I was shorter, like maybe 5'8" or so, I rode my friend's 150R and it was ideal.
97ride 5 months ago
Thanks man, it's my pride and joy. Been a good bike for me.
97ride 8 months ago
Dude. This bike is so cool!!!
dannyboiiLP14 8 months ago