Rm 125 dirtbike?

Question

i am 5 foot 3 inches 115 pounds ,13 years old and i wanna know if a 125 would be too big for me? i have tons of dirtbiking experince on my rm 85 and friends full size bikes.

if not

could i lower the bike a few inches?

how much would it cost?

then

Answer 1

Depends on how comfortable you are with how high up it is.  But i would go for a 110 because 85 to a 125 is a BIG step.

Answer 2

ya it would but u might wanna ride one bfor u get one and make shure u like it i would get  at kTm 105 bfor that but some  popple think thats good but whatever u like           GOOD LUCK

Answer 3

well iv been riding for about 10 years and racing for about 5 years or so and i think you could also try a CRF150RB. i used to have one  untill i got my CRF250. but i had the funnest times on my 150 it's a great bike. and if you have had experince on a bike for a while then i think youll be fine.

Answer 4

yes you can lower the suspension. a friend of mine did it on his crf250. If you have ridden bikes that big before, and are comfortable with ot, it would be fine. Its all about being comfortable, and confident in your abilities. but you do need to be able to control the power, especially with two strokes, the powerband can kick in quickly. but you should know all of this if you have "tons of dirtbiking experience" like you say you do. good luck.

Answer 5

A RM 125 would be your best bet for upgrade. If you have been riding for a long and have experince on 2 strokes then do it. you can lower the bike too. just have the mono shock let down a little. Getting a 100,105 or 110 just hold you back. and they aren't much bigger than what you have. go ahead and get a 125. it will save you the trouble of having to get another bike. plus you can always raise the suspension back up when you get bigger. Good luck.

Answer 6

You may find it a bit difficult as you are a bit short for one.   You could trim the seat down and have the suspension adjusted.  Trimming the seat down doesnt really cost anything you just take the cover off and trim it with an electric knife.  then staple the cover back in place tighter.