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crimpandgo


Apr 8, 2008, 7:46 PM

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Re: [joeforte] the biggest climbing killer for me now...
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joeforte wrote:
I don't have much to brag about my firm athletic ass, but I DO drive a XR250 dual sport motor cycle. My girlfriend drives an NX250 dual sport. Mine gets 65mpg, her 75mpg. They were both under $1000 used.

There are many great dual sports to be had out there for around a grand or so. Search: klr250, NX250, XR250 XL250, TW200, ect...

With a dual sport bike, you can get off the road and camp where ever you want. It's very nice to have offroad capability as a climber ya know? With a dual sport, you don't even need a road or a trail even. As long as your handlebars fit between the trees, you're good to go!

I think everyone capable of driving one, should own a motorcycle/dualsport. One nice days, you can leave your car at home and save a ton on gas. I have an hour commute to and from work every day. My truck costs $15 a day, my bike costs $4 a day. My bike saves me $55 a week in gas! And on top of it all, it's way better for the environment.
Consider a small motorcycle man, and if you have any questions about them, PM me.


You have to define "way better for the environment"..

Motorcycles use less gas but actually, in most cases, polute more than a newer model car. They don't have as many emmission control items as cars.

Cars are actually increadably clean burning nowadays. The majority of polution comes from dust and small motor equipment like lawnmowers and off road vehicles.. Yes, that includes dirt bikes.

don't get me wrong. I ride my motorcycle almost everyday to save gas.... but I still wish the "small motor" industry would spend some time implementing emmissions for these vehicles..

CheersBlush


(This post was edited by crimpandgo on Apr 8, 2008, 7:47 PM)



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