Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

You're on the right track. Better to get her started with a positive experience, not one where a too big or heavy bike causes her to fall, get frustrated, etc. PW50 is hard to beat, I think it's a better bike than the Suzuki JR50. Buy a used one, sell it for almost what you paid in a year or two, an...

Fly boots sold. Still have Fox boots.

I have two pairs, 1st pair is an older Fox pair and second pair is a more modern Fly brand pair. Looking for $35 and $55, respectively.

You might be in luck, vfr ramp went to some other good home....

I'll take it if it's not spoken for already.

Nice one, my old dual sport could use this!

That aussie gumby guy did a recent vid where he goes on about how much he likes his Sony pov cam, might be worth a watch.

Anyone else finding that their RMATV picks are getting jumbled? Or does it "help you out" if you keep making terrible picks like I have been?

Loving all the Penny Tech articles lately, keep 'em coming!

There are a few here and there, mostly just anywhere a singletrack goes straight up a hill that's visible from one of the main roads. It's not going to ruin your day to obey them.

If the water was muddy, tear it down, many of the bearings inside are toast. Likely needs a rod too. Been there, done this before. If it sucked clean water from a creek, a series of flushes will clean it out.

Geez, that's nasty. I like to think there is a special place in hell for people like that. Will keep an eye out as I'm always cruising bike listings.

My brother is looking for a countershaft for his old 300, will consider any transmission parts or entire engine from a 1994-2002, 250/300/360/380, let me know if you have anything you'd be willing to sell. Thx.

thirtyseven wrote:When I get a 2 stroke I'm going to use up my supply of depends well meaning friends gave me. Just insert a warm rock and wrap that sucker around the carb.

How's this setup working for you 37? Do you need more Depends? Christmas is coming up....

I should add that my Berg 350 is getting on 180 hrs and has been a stellar bike to date. There are guys on KTM talk with 400+ hrs on these things, they are generally very reliable.