$800 Honda Cr250 Dirt Bike (Rare 1989 Survivor) 

Right and most of them don’t need much work

Insane how he can find things even CLOSE to this price range. Everything used is $2,000+ either no title or all busted up needs a new head, shit like that.

Nope ! Everyone wants thousands for old bikes !

When I was about 13 my step dad came home from work one day and told me to come along with him.. we got in his dodge pickup and took off. We arrived at this house about 30 minutes later, pulled out back to this barn. There were old cars and tractors and stuff sitting around. We got out and this old man pushed a 86 Lt250r out of the barn. I took it for a ride. I had some suspension upgrades, FMF pipe and silencer, a tether cord kill switch, some kind of pink aluminum bars. Anyways I knew when he pushed that thing out it was mine, my dad (step dad) paid $700 for it. Plastics were nice but missing the graphics.. seat was mint and it ran great. It was too much bike for me but I grew up in the country so I took it by the horns and rode the hell out of it. I sold it a few years later for $800. I remember kicking that thing one time , I didn’t have the stroke quite right. It kicked back and nearly broke my ankle. Couldn’t ride for 2 weeks after that .. I wish like hell I had kept that bike

@@nickprice7752 that would of been a good quad to keep around these days. Cant find a cheap lt250r. My dad had a 87 lt500r. One morning he was out in the garage trying to start it with out his riding boots . Kick starter came back and broke his leg. I'll never forget that . Traded for predator 500 . Worst trade we ever made whis we still kept it. Damn fast quad .

@@THatChevyguy91 dang that’s rough right there.. that kick starter has no sympathy.. I never got a chance to ride the 500r but I can only imagine how fast it was. At 13 I thought I was on top of the world when I was on my 250r. Had I known what I know now it would have never left my Possession

Deals like that popped up all the time. Especially before Covid, still a screaming deal though

Try telling Joe anything, he doesn't listen 😅😅😂

@wisecampmotorcycles That's not true. He talks about learning from the comments, but it's only when he does a part 2 video, obviously.

I learned that 1 the hard way lol on a bike that's been sitting u can save yourself a lot of money and headache by going over everything before u try to crank it

I ride mine almost every day. Work on a dairy farm. Only when the snow is to deep do I to my horse.

@@leebenson4874 that's awesome you ride yours almost every day

same here

I got 2 right here you can restore 🤣🤣

@@michaelhathcock7941 mine was enough for right now thank you though. That's awesome that you have two of them

Love to have a Maico 490 Spyder.

Hallejulah!! Somebody beside me noticed it. Really surprised that he gets anything to start with that method. Its just exactly what you shouldnt do.

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Joe's been told this a thousand times, but keeps kicking and kicking, with the throttle open, why Joe, why? 😠