You guys are going to make the 250F sales go through the roof! 😂 So refreshing to see someone take the logical and robust route instead of blasting away on pricey “race ready” machines. Maybe 10% of the riding population can truly make use of those bikes, yet it seems 60% buy into them. Albeit, you took the long way around to come to that conclusion, but that makes it that much more convincing. Love it!

I have been riding off road for 20+ years and I have come to realize I have way more fun on air cooled 2 valve singles. No more high strung competition bikes for me.

Lexi, you're becoming an accomplished rider. Nice job. Thanks to you both for sharing.

You can't put a learning driver in an F-1 car anymore than you can put a little girl on a racing bike. Good job Alexa. A+

It is great to see Alexis conquer that rocky single track. She has made tremendous progress in her dirt biking skills. I did notice that she looks very stiff when standing. It might be a good idea to work with her on leaning the bike under her when standing. Looking forward to seeing more single track when you get back east.

As much as Michigan sand is tough to ride in, after watching this I think I'll keep it. Those rocks must hurt if taking a spill!

Cool video…. We just had our AMRA Race at Kelly Canyon a few weeks ago. Definitely all rocky single track and it was fun !!! It actually started raining and even a little sleet during our race !!! Keep up the great work and having fun !!!

I would have to call that the Alexis revenge ride. Finished strong.

I hate to be one of those youtube commenters but I think if there's one thing that's super important when you feel like you have to dab is to keep at least one foot on the pegs. You see this all the time in hard enduro. A bunch of riders with butt on the seat struggling to get moving in a technical section, and then there's one rider keeping one foot on the peg to control the bike and apply pressure. It's common when the bike gets squirrely to sit down and try to touch with both feet off the pegs. It's ok to dab and put a foot on the ground but you will have more control if you keep one foot on the peg. Plus, I find that it makes it easier to touch the ground with one foot if you keep the other on a peg. So if you (or anyone) feels like they need to find a place to put their feet, commit to putting one foot down on one side of the bike! Sorry for the mansplaining if it comes off that way.

Great Job! LOL, I still remember when my buddy's girlfriend got her first bike, he taught her how to ride in like 2 or 3 session then we went off on a gnarly 100km off road trip 😂 It was great fun, and she did really well for her first actual ride. It was a CRF230 that she had and such an awesome little bike. We still talk about that adventure.

It's the sound of progress, my friend!

As americans i know we are obssesed with stats and power numbers, but my god who cares at some point. I bought another crf250f and i dont see myself "needing" anything bigger. I also bought a honda foreman 520 that is "old and outdated" and i dont need anything else.

Damn guys. I'm riding an FE501S and you have me seriously thinking about CRF250F. I love the 55HP in my tuned FE for wide open desert and jaunts on the highway, but you are seriously making an impact on the way we should be looking at bikes. I think the most compelling and valuable take away from this whole series is showing how both an experienced and less experienced rider are completely in love and satisfied with the same bike, with just some minor mods to suit them to height and weight of the user. I'm seriously considering buying a 250F when I see the right deal and then I will have to decide if it replaces or joins my Husky in the garage. My biggest problem is that I live in California and it might be difficult to legally get a plate on this bike.

Great Job Lexi. Keep those feet on the pegs and keep moving forward. The second you take your feet off the pegs you are done. :( I think you might be in too high of a gear too. It's ok to rev the bike out a little bit. It will keep it from stalling. That bike is so much better for you.

You are so getting it, now! Great job. Just discovered this channel and you Two. So, if this has been mentioned by Alexis or to her already, apologies...When you see those obstacles, Do Not look at them, let your brain calculate what you first saw and ride by them. Look 20-30 feet in front of where you are heading, at all times.

Dang bro! Almost at 100k I remember when you had like 12k. I’ve been watching since around the time you started with your first grom video. I don’t watch every video definitely always subbed and hyped on the content From one wheels to e bikes to dirt bikes and scooters. Never know what you’ll get next 😂

A Magura hydraulic clutch would help a lot, or an easy pull clutch perch maybe? I have an RHK clutch perch on my CRF250F and the pull is much lighter 👍 Those black rims are going to look good as well on the bikes 😬

Love the content guys. Alexis is so much more confident on that Honda. I know you have lots of drills and technique tips but I found some really good drills on the IRC tire guy YT. Rich Larsen did a 10 episode series on bike and clutch control that is pure gold for riders of all levels. Even I a rider of 40 years leant some new drills that have further improved my bike control. Never underestimate the slow tight drills. Static balance drills also. Stay safe live free and adventure daily. Regards Michael.

Alexis absolutely crushed it!!! God, I gotta start a 250F build. I have ideassssss.

I live very close to those trails. Would love to come ride it with you guys next year!

I highly recommend the viola racing exhaust, air box mod and the ejk fuel injection tuner. I got all these from Scott at HyperLite! Really wakes the bike up and is a lot more enjoyable to ride

Tanner is such a smart ass! Your’re a funny ass dude! Your killin it bro! 🤙

When your learning and unsure and short, being able to touch the ground is golden. The last time we rode Flagstaff, we had stashed some gas cans in the middle of our planned ride, someone stole the gas....and left the cans...lol probably some tree hugger, need gas for their VW bus..

Great job!! That bike definitely suits you alot better couldn't had been fun not being able to touch ground on your KTM.

props to Lexi. those loose softball sized rocks are not an easy thing to ride over. great Job

Lex’s comments spoke to me haha. After this weekend, it makes me appreciate her abilities!

Hey you guys should consider riding the Midhurst trail ride in Ontario next year! It’s approximately 130Kms through some of ontarios best single track!!

I'm in W. PA, would like to check Wayne State Forest soon!

She handled those rocks like a champ! The GoPro doesn’t show how gnarly those rocks truly are. That being said, I visited a friend back east a couple weeks ago and we did some woods riding. Holy crap, I don’t how you guys ride so fast through those trees, I felt so confined like I was riding through a tunnel. Also, some of the trails were covered with falling leaves which made traction a nightmare. It just goes to show that every region presents its own unique challenges and unless you’re used to riding there you’re going to struggle.

Does she have a rekluss clutch? If not may be something she could really benefit from

When you coming back to ohio? Been to Wayne a couple times already this year look forward to more videos I can watch while I work

Work on that static balance and clutch modulation.

Stark update video. When do they start getting delivered

Heck yeah! 🏍️💨💪🏽

Alexis looks way more comfortable on that bike. Think she should rock that

Alexis, remember these words: when in doubt, BRAAAP it out!

Tanner What Brand Do You Wear For Chest and Back Protection? I would like to Try Some of The Rocky Stuff But I Want As Much Protection for MY Upper Body.

Question I'm new to dirt not riding, just purchased and sold shortly after a 22 300rr was too big for me size wise. I'm contemplating either a xtrainer or a crf250f which one do you guys suggest having owned both? Thanks

9:47 Had me cracking up XD

Perfect bike for Lex

I dont think thats Lake Mary.....last time i was there was in the 90's and it was dry....but Beautiful regardless. Was wondering where you guys have been, good to see you are still doing your thing.

Shirt idea's "rock crawlin 🎵'" with a little chibi riding a enduro. #2 "Maintaining speed🎵" again with a chibi riding an enduro

Been getting back into riding offroad over the last 2.5 years. I've found a handful of good riding spots for singletrack in the southern Ohio / Indiana / northern Kentucky areas. You might already know a couple of these places, but let me know if you'd be interested!

You need to come ride Idaho!

You guys should get some new YZ250FX next year.

Excellent video! I've loved watching the evolution, except the part about altering a Boomer's thought process. lol I'm sposs'ta know everything, you know. I guess that Brad Lackey-like KTM 500 fantasy will have to go back in the closet for a while :-(

one thing worse than those rocks, and thats loose rocks... ive been riding 27 years and nothing throws my confidence out the window faster....

She has grit. Tough girl.

The hardest single track In my opinion has to be in the anthracite fields of north eastern pa.

They really need to come out with a dual sport or trail bike with the power, frame, and suspension of a 300-450 for advanced riders that are vertically challenged. Obv they make lowering links etc but it throws off the intended geometry, a 37"+ seat height might be fine on a track or out in open country but it really hurt my confidence on enduro, street, and single track when stuff is obviously not level. (Talking a 450RL and KTM here mainly).

Going to try 2 stroke next ?

I'm curious ,didn't you buy a mini house at some point?

What happened to the Xtrainer? That is such a better bike for trail riding.

Looks like a fun day. Great video guys! BTW: I needed a ride after moving a tractor (semi truck) to the plant by my house. I said screw it and walked. Made a short vid along the way, check it out. LFAD!

She's ready for Idaho.

Her legs are so short she can barely get enough knee bend for a solid attack position but she still kills it!

Any Place I've Found In My Area To Ride Would Have To Be Done Illegally . So Frustrating In My Area Of South Carolina

Gnarly single track,lol

Am I the only one that can play it at 360p only?

It still almost looks too big for her.... Great job out on those trails guys 🙌

He said “dilapitated”.

Is Alexis a travel nurse?

How do you find trails? Can you do a tutorial?

I saw 0 tight corners on this video lol. Y’all change bikes so often instead of just getting seat time In the same bike to get use to it. . I’ll show y’all some real tight single here jn Tn which isn’t even far from your home in Ohio.

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love yall but you might need to change the channel name to adventurebiweekly.. MOARE PLS

Can the cfr 125 fb do the job for this roads??

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She should have started with this bike from the beginning instead of waisting time with the bunch of "forever" bikes that were clearly too big for her

Love the video but damn you've done a lot of cuts in-between every sentence. I got dizzy watching it 😁

you don't want to be standing in corners, what is this constant standing trend with everyone lately?

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In all seriousness, why are the two of you riding on a difficult trail like that? Selling the KTM and Husky was a big mistake. The issue is your experience and ability. The takeaway I see here is the squeaky clean riding gear and bikes; it’s an indicator they’re spending all their time filming and modifying the bikes rather than riding them. Truth.

Need about 80% less tanner and way MORE ALEXIS! No one watches this channel to see or hear tanner

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