Glad to hear. They are such a great bike. My son loves it.

I’m 10 years old and 4’10 and I love the bike

@@BSRC-tc3pg My cousin is 4’7 could he fit

Yea it would fit but it would be just a tad big but I got mine when I was 4”8 and it was a lil big. just make sure the crf125 isn’t the big wheel version, Oh and another thing if your cousin can ride a xr80 and/or crf80 then it will fit perfectly.

I'm 14 5'4 looking to get this dirtbike is it a good fit?

Maybe, but I have seen kids have some really bad crashes too many times to count, and many had no gear on. They give out stickers at most places that say "Stupid Hurts". I would rather teach him the right way, so he can enjoy it rather then eating everywhere. He can ride his smaller bike really well, so this is just about him learning the clutch.

Sorry, mate

how much was it

It was 4,000

@@duskyboy404 4000$ Australian dollars?

I don't know

@@duskyboy404 What country do you live in lol?

Awesome!!

Lmao you should have seen my first ride, sounded like it was gonna blow

Have you ridden before?

It's the small one I know because I have the big wheel

Yes

Yeah unless you are in neutral

Yes you need to pull the clutch in when coming to stop, otherwise the engine will stall.

GETTING HIGH WITH GUCCIKIDD 187 thanks

Depends on your age. The 125 is a great bike that will serve you well, but you will outgrow it. Buy one used, take care of it, and you will be able to sell it when you are ready to move up for the same price you bought it for.

I got a 125 and they rip, road and trials

@@kamdenray4617 that was 9 months ago im 5'8 now...

@@kaios.pt2 lmfao what did you end up getting

If you want reliable go Honda they’re expensive but there is good as they get

Can you run a clutch

@@isaacschlegel4203 I was thinking Honda my dad ride motorcycles so I think I would understand stand it

I would recommend getting a 125 engine size, and the brand depends on what your using it for. I prefer Honda because the engine is very reliable and is mainly for trails, if your looking for a bike to ride motorcross than Yamaha, KTM, or Kawasaki are good options. I don’t know that much about dirt bikes tho so hope this helps anyway

Crf125f

At the time he was 4"11. He just moved up to this bike. He started on a Yamaha TTR50(his brother's old bike), and then moved up a Honda CRF70...which has an auto-clutch.

@@jackstandjunkieshaul-n-oat5079 Oh ok, thanks.

LOL

That's what you do, help your kids out. It was first time riding the clutch, and it was the perfect way to show him how to "feel" the clutch so he would "learn it once, learn it right".....which he did and then never stalled the bike the entire time.

holy man letting the clutch out is not that hard the kid seems like he knows what hes doing

@@n64h85 do u ride dirt bikes

Well Noxy, thanks for you input, but he wanted to show him how to use it, and he learned how to do it.