Fast on a slow bike is better than slow on a fast bike. Learn ya better that way. This was a rough day for me, so it was nice to see you two pop up in my feed. My cat got attacked. Emergency room trip and almost $700 later... treasure the good times. (She'll be fine in a few weeks, btw )
I’m so sorry you’re experiencing this, totally get it out animals are our babies too, hope for quick recovery (for the cat and bank account) but glad we could make your day! 😊🤘
Thinking about getting a KLX300R for me (6ft 1in) and the KLX140RF for my lady (5ft 6in) as our starter bikes. I rode when I was little and have always wanted to get back into it. It would be her first bike. Love yalls videos!
I absolutely love my 140, as you can tell we did things a little backwards. Wish I would of started with the 140 as my beginner bike. Think both of those bikes will be great 👍. -M
Yea nothing wrong with getting the more fun faster bikes but you definitely learn allot more on the slower easier to control less intimidating bikes. I’ll also add that the majority of my injuries were from those same tiny easy to ride bikes😅
Congrats on your new bike. I’m looking to buy a 1st bike for my daughter, she’s 15 years old and 5’6. Would you recommend the 140rf or other model with large wheel like the 140L or ttr125LE. Thank you
Little late to reply back, but I highly recommend the 140rf, she’s perfect height also, I’m 5’2” and I can’t touch with both feet, so she will not have a problem! 👍
Oh we know it is! I just strongly believe that it would be a few steps back with baby steps forward where as this bike is nothing but big steps forward 🤙
