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Old Sep 12, 2006 | 08:29 PM
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2005 crf50 big bore kit oil change barely riden 900$ OR 2005 crf50 completely stock same price. im a complete newbie to 50,s but can wheelie big bikes alittle gettin this bike to become a better stunt,a will the big bore kit make things more diffacult or is that the bike i want, an do you think that price is to high....
Old Sep 12, 2006 | 09:07 PM
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Re: which should i buy--newbie

The price seems a tad high but you might as well get the big bored bike if you're getting either. I persoannly rock the 50 stock and haven't had the urge to bore it out but a lot of people prefer the extra juice so if I was in your situation that's what I'd get.
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The price seems a tad high but you might as well get the big bored bike if you're getting either. I persoannly rock the 50 stock and haven't had the urge to bore it out but a lot of people prefer the extra juice so if I was in your situation that's what I'd get.



should i keep da foot brake to learn that way or go strait to the hand brake an im 5/7 150pds do i need 2 do anything to da shocks or is stock fine
Old Sep 12, 2006 | 09:53 PM
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Keep the foot brake and add a stiff spring and big bars. You'll be money
Old Sep 12, 2006 | 09:56 PM
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Keep the foot brake and add a stiff spring and big bars. You'll be money


thanks man.....
Old Sep 12, 2006 | 10:20 PM
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Re: which should i buy--newbie

No problem...not saying to never get the hb but it's good to learn foot brake control first
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Re: which should i buy--newbie

get the big bore it helps when doin like special k circles. get the 50 stunt hand brake youll be a way more universal rider. and youll be able to do highchair and special k circles CONTROLLED. but it is key to learn the footbrake before the hand brake.

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Re: which should i buy--newbie

Originally Posted by AsphaltAssault
get the big bore it helps when doin like special k circles. get the 50 stunt hand brake youll be a way more universal rider. and youll be able to do highchair and special k circles CONTROLLED. but it is key to learn the footbrake before the hand brake.
+1..except you can save moeny and build a HB that's just as good as teh 50stunt one (just not as pretty) if you're on a budget like some people... but definatley learn the foot brake,,, it wil transfer that skill to all bikes you ride ( most bikes dont' have hand brakes) and it's a bit more powerfull to save your A$$ in some bad situations
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Re: which should i buy--newbie

def. get the one with the one with the big bore, eventually ur gonna want it anyway




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