@@333studios. yea it’s pretty expensive but it gives you access to the mx2 and emx250 class, and if become a championship here then you have a factory contract waiting for you
It’s 11pm and what a great ride to send me into dream land. Dreaming about getting the 125 out tomorrow and putt around. Because that what I do compared to you. 66 and still riding. Love my YZ125 Thank you
So the two of you above me have tiny bikes made for children and you say you respect dirtbikes? Bet neither of you could handle a actual adult bike lol 😆
You talking about the big step up? They case it like that on purpose. The 125 don’t have enough to get over it all the way. The 250f’s barley get over it and a lot of them jump into the face like that as well.
@@Degenerate124 na I figured as much just giving ya a hard time cause our (my kids) season is over here up nw Illinois. We’ll be riding indoor tracks soon.
@Wyatt Poole 125’s have gotten over it but not very often you have to have a perfect line and grease it on a 125 which isn’t easy. And why you see him purposely come up short to bounce over it every lap.
I don't care what anyone says The YZ 125 is a great bike, even though no engine upgrades since 08. Think about how great it would be in Yamaha did R&D on the YZ 125 and 250 instead of regurgitating the 08 year after year!
2 years later here we are, the new models been out for a while and people are torn on if they prefer the old models playfulness or the new models competing advantage, having more chance of taking a ktm I chose a old model because I’m newer and got a 2016 bike. love it
I honestly don’t have a clue if I grab the clutch when I shift sorry, but I hope I just speed shift lol. Also I just try to rev the bike out before I land so I land right on gas and don’t delay!
Cool that me for the reply. I been riding for a while but always concerned with the “it’s ok to shift without clutch” and the “it’s bad to shift without clutch”
Anyone got any tips for someone who just bought a rm125 with no previous experience of riding and can’t sell it so they just have to learn? Please reply with riding tips and maintenance tips please
With any bike you should keep your speed mostly constant. If you let off abruptly on the jump face you'll nose dive in the air. However 125s don't have much engine braking so they are more forgiving then 4 strokes in that regard.
