02-22-2015, 11:24 AM
Jeepphoto,
I've owned an XR600, XR400, and an XR250. That kickstart 600 was a bi**h to kickstart when it was hot and I was in sand or on a hillside. Really heavy too. My buddies 650L with lights and an estarter was way heavier still. I traded for an XR400 and liked it a lot better, traded that for the 250 and liked it better still. The carburetors on all of them would plug up and require a rebuild every year if they weren't ridden regularly. I won't buy any more dirt or street bikes without FI. The new 250L is the ticket.
Chip
I've owned an XR600, XR400, and an XR250. That kickstart 600 was a bi**h to kickstart when it was hot and I was in sand or on a hillside. Really heavy too. My buddies 650L with lights and an estarter was way heavier still. I traded for an XR400 and liked it a lot better, traded that for the 250 and liked it better still. The carburetors on all of them would plug up and require a rebuild every year if they weren't ridden regularly. I won't buy any more dirt or street bikes without FI. The new 250L is the ticket.
Chip
