Been lurking for a week or so, and this site is full of good info. I just got a 2000 cr250r roller after selling my third 450. I always wanted a 500af and now I'm gonna build my own as the funds allow. I go By trever on all other boards but I screwd up my email when I first registered as trever. Had to register as revert if a admin could change it to trever that would be great. I work on heavy equipment (caterpillars) but works been slow. I ride Dovesprings and glamis mostly, We hit ocotillo, superstition, stoddard, johnson, and dumont sometimes too. Gonna get married soon and we have a 2 month old son named Jackson.
Red958 wrote:Welcome aboard Trever.
Getting a 500 after selling three 450's, is there a story behind this ?
Bought a 04 yz 450 loved the motor but it didn't handle like my friends crf450. Bought a 05 crf450 bike was awesome for about three months, then it started falling apart. 2 valve jobs, a clutch, a waterpump etc in the first year I Got tired of it and when the 06 yz came out I picked one up. I rode it for 2 years without any problems but had to sell it to pay off some med bills I had. Back then I had more money than time I was working 70 hours a week, and could afford a new bike every year.
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That looks like the trail to mciver sp? We didn't try that one. The pic of me was going to siebert cabin that was ruff we got within 1 mile but couldn't get any traction.
Trever-Backwards wrote:That looks like the trail to mciver sp? We didn't try that one. .
it was a mofo I thought I was going to not make it back out of there, I also broke off my foot peg and had to ride 20 miles back in the dark .
welcome aboard
good looking family ya got there bro
"the game of life of is not so much in holding a good hand as playing a poor hand well"
I Got tired of it and when the 06 yz came out I picked one up. I rode it for 2 years without any problems but had to sell it to pay off some med bills I had. Back then I had more money than time I was working 70 hours a week, and could afford a new bike every year.
"the game of life of is not so much in holding a good hand as playing a poor hand well"
