I started out on a 84 yz125 it was a dog, it finally died and I got a 1989 CR125 and a 1986 KTM 250. Rebuilt the motor and it was a great bike. Bought a 2001 KX80 at that time for immdediate resale. sold the CR for a ratted out 1994 RM125 that was a mistake and I sold it again soon after. Then sold the KTM to my dad, the sold it and got a 1999 Gas-Gas 250.I sold the KX80 for a 1999 Gas-Gas 200. Bought a 1988 KX500 just to say I had a 500. Had to sell the RM125 to rebuild the motor on the Gas-Gas. The Gas-Gas never ran that well again so I bought a ex factory KTM 125sx. It HAULED ASS, but the suspension sucked alot on it. Sold the Gas-Gas and bought a 2003 RM125. Ended up selling the KTM,KX500, and zuki pay for last years pathfinder project. My dad sold his Gas-Gas when I sold my bikes. I still miss them every so often but my knees and back feel much better now since they have been gone.

One of the big things I didnt like about the bikes was you had to have very new bikes and pretty stuff. I always got a less than thou attitude even when I was on a bike that was 2 years old. This was mostly only at the race tracks, most trail riders didnt care just like wheelers.