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| Yamaha Raptor |
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1 | 20.00% |
| Honda CRF450 |
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4 | 80.00% |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Member # 6871
Location: Lincoln, CA
Posts: 67
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Raptor of CRF450?
Ok guys, what shoud I get? I like riding alot of trails and woods. I dabble a little on the MX tracks also. Does anyone here have either of these or has anyone here ridden both? I am torn!
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Member # 5513
Location: In a house
Posts: 435
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CRF450, easy choice. I went ridin with a group of guys about a year ago, I was the only dirt bike(KLX). Well we meet up with some more guys, one of them was on his raptor that mommy & daddy bought him. Man did he think he was "the man". "The man" then asked me to go climb a hill him & his buddies had been tryin to get up all day. He said if he had his dirt bike he would have made it easy. Those guys on raptors always seem like punks anyway.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Member # 5513
Location: In a house
Posts: 435
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I live "in the hills" of East Feliciana Parish. They're more like big rolling hills. What I was talkin about happened along a creek that is fed off the Miss. River that a lot of people ride on in the summer. Lots of steep hills along the river.
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Hmmm, I am about 230lbs, dropped the front sprocket down one tooth, and no problems for me. The Raptor has a lot of unusable power for the trails that I ride. The Raptor also seems to be real maintence intensive. The CRF450, I have no idea. And hopefull Honda will put the new 450 motor into the TRX400EX chassis, now that would be a ride!
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Member # 6294
Location: Flat Sunny Florida Now
Posts: 113
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You'd be surprized about the hills in Louisiana
I grew up in Louisiana and miss it for the trails and hills. Louisiana is called the sportman's paradise, and it isn't called that for no reason. I've lived in Colorado, California, and now in Florida. Few places in between. But I have to say as for dirt bikes and 4 wheelers Louisiana was the best place I've personally played, we have dunes everywhere, and mud and rutted out hills all in a ten mile radius. I would choose louisiana over any of the other states for dirt bikin' and 4wheelin'. Now as for 4 wheel drivin', thats a completely different story. I would be hard pressed between Colorado and California, but I would choose Colorado strickly because I don't think the earth should move so often, hehe. But all I'm trying to say is don't nock it till you've been there. You'd be quite surprized if you ever got down there. Oh yeah, The raptors badass, but I would go with the bike, faster, cheaper, not by much, and you get more air, YEAH!!!!
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