TTR 125L Yes or No?

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Old Oct 15, 2002 | 09:00 PM
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TTR 125L Yes or No?

I'm about ready to buy a TTR125L for backyard stunnin', that is unless anyone thinks I shouldn't. It looks pretty strong. The only thing I'm wondering is if the oil pump pickup is in the front or back of the motor. I'll only be riding this bike on one wheel at a time so I don't want it to starve for oil from long wheelies. Does anyone know about the TTR?
Old Oct 15, 2002 | 09:04 PM
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What about the new CR150? It looks like a bad *** XR100.

What do you think?
Old Oct 15, 2002 | 10:36 PM
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most 4 strokes will go a long way before that oil return thing becomes an issue. But you better have a big *** yard or live in the sticks to enjoy stuntin that bike. i think that class 125 four stroke pit/rec bike is pimp. I'd like to get drz, klx, or ttrl, but I wouldn't last long on the streets of naperthrill...damn coppers!!

pimp bike to stunt though disc f. brake, long tail, easy adj., plenty o power:D
Old Oct 15, 2002 | 10:46 PM
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The CRF150 is a lot heavier than the XR100 or TTR125L according to the specs. I wonder if the forks, frame, swingarm and wheels are beefier or if the extra weight is just from the larger motor. The honda website doesn't say much.
Old Oct 23, 2002 | 02:32 AM
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TT125 is a great bike, I have seen PBR do over 100 foot coasters without a prob--I have even heard they are more durable than the xr100
Old Oct 26, 2002 | 01:49 PM
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I picked up the TTR last weekend. It's a great practice bike. If I only have a little bit of time to kill I just start it up and hang wheelies in my driveway. The forks are really soft though. I haven't gotten the stoppies down yet. It's a lot different than the 929.
Old Oct 28, 2002 | 05:14 PM
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its a great bike if you already have you xrs and klxs
the small bike just easy transporting. and can ride them
anywhere.:helmet
Old Apr 19, 2003 | 09:39 PM
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i am 16 and don't have enough money for a real bike yet, i got my ttr (first bike) when i was 14 and i rock that thing up and down my private road all the time. once i got the front tire slick it will do some mad f$ckin endos. it is a great bike to stunt on and i havn't had a single problem with it except for a broken brake lever. (my fault) and all my buddies with "real bikes" love to play on it. just getting to where i can scrape it now.
Old Apr 22, 2003 | 11:18 AM
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the TTR is a fun bike - just make sure you get the big wheel version w/ the disc brakes up front.

Patrick POB rocks the **** out of his TTR.

I had one.......
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