Great advice! I have some experience around Dirt Bikes from my youth, but this brought back some important key points. Thanks a ton!

Thanks man. You really opened my eyes to seeing what's wrong or what needs to be fixed. Very informative

Very informative. Thanks. Specially the rear suspension.

A good guide given in clear, precise, easy to understand language. Excellent! This advice could easily be applied to road-bikes too.

awesome video man...i haven't rode in some years but i am buying a bike tomorrow and this video made me a more confident buyer! Thanks for taking the time to do this!

Great video. I feel so much more confident with going to buy my first used bike. Thank you!!

Great info I appreciate taking your time doing this video

Great video and solid info. Thanks for your time producing a quality video.

Great Video!! Covers all bases and very professional. Thanks

This video is very informative and easy to understand. Also thanks for zooming in, it's helpful for us newbies to learn.

a very helpful straight forward Video with some very good advice for someone looking at used dirt bikes! well done !

Thanks for this video!!! you are the MEN!! a big thank you from Portugal!!

Thanks very informative...even if your not buying but a beginner these points helped out...

My son and I are going to buy his first dirt bike tomorrow I was a little nervous purchasing a used bike but after this video I feel like I have a better what to look for list. I ride street bikes but never rode or even been on a dirt bike so the issues are similar but yet not. Thanks for the video I feel confident I will either buy or walk away with knowledge gained here! Excellent!

Great video, thank's for taking the time to show us what to look out for. Free educations the best lol. Thanks.

That was a great video. You had a lot of tips I would have over looked.

Thankyou, I have learnt a lot, I think the most important message I learnt is do your research, know what your buying, thanks again Paul, Australia.

Many thanks dude, excellent advice! Top man.

looking for a used 450 to turn into a supermoto for urban city rippin. this video is very helpful, thank you

Great knowledge and awesome stuff!! cheers mate for your help will use when buying my next bike cheers from down under

Very well done. Thank you for all of the information.

good video for checking all the stuff before buying a used dirtbike! It helped me alot! thanks :)

great advice man needed to brush up on them to help a cuzin of mine buy his first bike and u helped out alot cheerz

Thanks for the info going to help a lot while im Craigslist shopping.

Thanks a ton im new to biking so this will help me fint the bike im suited for!

Good video, I liked the Forsheee Motorsports banner behind the bike.

This is a very good video on basic condition of a bike before buying. At 62 and have owned well over 40 bikes in the last 47 years I know my way around bikes. Great job I know this will help people get a nice bike or at least know what needs attention.

Thanks for posting, I learned a lot.

i bought a kawasaki kmx 125cc and this video helped me a lot,thanks again

great info vid man good job and thanks

Thanks for the primer. I found this video to be concise and accurate as well as informative. Once again thanks Buba. I definitely learned the hard way but I got lucky about half the time. I got a 450 71 Ducatti as a project bike and was able to fix and ride it for $250 A great bike that I rode for two years. I bought a 72 360 Alpina Bultaco for a $100 spent on it and ended up giving it away.

*Lots of good points man well done lots of views on this video!* 🎥👍

Thanks so much for posting this video it got me my first bike👍🏻👍🏻

Most informative video on used motorcycles on KZfaq...... You are a Genius

awesome tips i wouldnt have thought of

Thanks for these tips because soon i will buy my first dirtbike a aprilia rx 80cc .

your the mannn !!!!!!!! im going to look at a 96 xr 80 tommorrow thanks for the tipss whole engine is redone with fmf exhaust wish me luck !!!!!!

This is a great video with a lot of useful advice, and I would also be very carful buying a used dirt bike, If the seller can kick it and it starts but when you kick it and it won't, Don't buy it, even if he says you just have to get used to kicking it or do it a certain way, when I first got into motocross bikes and dirt bikes, a guy sold me one that looked great and every time he kicked it, it fired right up, but I couldn't kick it and it start at all so he talked me into buying t saying I just needed to get used to it, when I got it home, I kicked it 1000 times and never started, even tried roll starting it with and nothing, took it to a mechanic and they quoted me over 1000 dollars on it to fix it, I cut my losses and bought another one from an honest person. I know this from experience

thanks so much for this, so helpful! generous to provide such a practical approach and info for beginners. :)

Very good video, I'm a custom fabricator and motorcycle mechanic and you definately cover all the points to check. Great video for the new or seasoned bike buyer! One other point is crankcase oil condition and air filter. If the air filter is caked in debris, crap all in the airbox or the oil is tar black that is a decent sign of how the owner maintained it also, just like the brake fluid color. Also on a 4 STROKE blue smoke at start up, probably valve seals, blue smoke always= big money, BEWARE

Thanks for advice. Solid

great video...looking to get in the sport...really helpfull....

Great Video. Very helpful.

thanks man! ill keep my eye out for one.

I found your video very useful to me.thanks 👍

very very very informative. much appreciated! cheers!

Man you channel is so awesome! You need more subs!

really good video bud thanks for all the info

thanks man my friend and i are ganna look for a 250 2 stroke for him tomorrow and i made a list of all the things i need to look at so hopefully it will be a good bike.

Thanks for the tips!

first point never raced I agree with you 100%. I got my boys and rm85 big wheel. He raced it and it came in peek condition. Spare engine frame tank ect... We have 3 yrs and only getting bearings done on it.

Thanks... very helpful video. Will make my buying an easier job.

Thanks i took notes too.... great video

great info man that what I'm going to look at on the cr 250

Very informative & helpful, thank you!

great video very helpful. Thanks

I think ill go check my own bike over. This was very helpful.

He knows what he is talking about. Helpful

Thanks dude helped me a lot!

Thank you for the helpful tips

Nice video but the first thing i look at are major parts that can't be replaced or are very expensive to replace like the chassis, check for any cracks, especially around the neck area, check for any dents in the chassis also, check the engine for any cracks in the casings or repair work, check the chrome part of the forks for any nicks, check the coolant, ive bought bikes before that have just had water in the cooling system which depending on how long its been in there for can create corrosion and a build up of sludge, also when you drain the water and replace with coolant you will usually have to replace the water pump seal ( if coolant starts leaking out the little hole in the bottom of the water pump ) check the oil, check the engine for any leaks, check to see if the bike is blowing any smoke if its a 4 stroke, check the chassis number to make sure it is the same year the seller claims it to be, make sure to get a receipt with the chassis no. included.

yo thanks a lot for this video man im so looking forward to buy a crf 150 r the next few days

Thank you, very helpful.

Good stuff. Thanks man!

Thanks a lot for the useful info!

Great video man!!! helped alot

Thank you so much for your quick response I really appreciate it man. Burn rubber not your soul!

Thanks, very informative

Very helpful video!

tks alot,, the info has been very useful,, well done!!!

Thank you for the information.

Great post!

Thanks mate that’s was a lot of help cheers

Great tips. thanks.

Great video, thank you

Great video. Thank you.

cheers mate thanks for the response.

Great info thanks

Great vid man

Thanks for this great video

Thanks man. Really nice vid

Great video matey

Great explain

Helpful video. I bought a 450 last year and the seller was friendly and honest about the bike, the bike also was incredibly clean. You will quickly notice if the seller really cares about bikes or just wants to make some money. Ask what kind of fuel and oil he/she used and try to use that in the future for extended life of the engine. Ask how to do regular maintenance in general.

Good Tips For Sure. A Few things that I would add would be also check the radiators to make sure that they are not bent up and or leaking. Another thing to check is the rotors. Make sure they arent beat up or have a lip on the edge of them and that they are in good condition. Also when it comes to break pads he said that they were around $30 but you can easily spend more from a dealer. for the pads i would suggest getting them off of ebay. i have found front and rear pads for as low as $12.

so helpful i liked and faved thank you very much

Great video.

very helpful thanks

Really good useful video

thank you sir very helpful

Helpful for the most part. You didn't really talk about tires though. I've seen a lot of used bikes on the market with the rear tire worn down pretty bad. For most average riders they probably won't be able to feel the difference between different tread patterns and compounds. But its important to select the right tire for your track surface whether it be sandy, hard packed clay, or mud.

@Ariel Antonetti I'm 180ish and The only bike I rode was a 90cc ttr but I got a Yamaha DT 250 two-stroke and it's surprisingly has power but not much, but it's still fun and I'm 5'10 and I fit

Thanks for the info

excellent video. thanks bro...

Great tips

ive got a 2005 honda crf230f AND LOVE IT the only thing i had to do is new headlight(cuz the old one sucked), bigger front sproket (faster on the road), plates (it had the baja street legal kit on it), worst part is it dosent have the kick start

good vid im getting a crf150rb and this vid will help me get a good one thx

Thanks for the video.

Thank you sooooooo much u really helped me out

aside from the bs comments below. Great video. very informative. I agree 100% on every bit of it. im a seasoned rider, take this guys word if you are watching this.