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Doesnt bother me, Its not like we get a choice in what laws are passed or anything like that.

Also matters how old the kids are i guess. I was 12 when i learnt to ride on a 125cc atomik and i was alright with that for awhile. It would be cheaper too. I would probably stick with the crf though.

I'd go for the crf. Would be easy for the kids to learn on, As the get better just keep upgrading? Like a bore kit, Shocks n stuff like that. Eventually it will be a good bike for you aswell and it should hit jumps no worries. and I rekon the crf would last longer too.. But thats just my opinion

Name: Daniel Age: 18 Location: Vic, near Seymour Job: Carpentry pre-app at tafe Likes: Bmx, Mates, Camping and drink ups!! Rides: Custom colony bmx, Sold my piddy :( Buying a ttr soon though

I meant when you've started haha

Then post some pictures!! :P

If i lived in Queensland...

This was the track i had in my backyard. I had about a quarter of an acre to build it on.. in the blue are the jumps and berms i had too.

Shoulda put it in the 'Other hobbies' section :D

Looks heavy xD. My bike: All black, Mostly colony and no brakes!! Street guru :P

Iron maiden - Number of the beast. :P

Hahaha. Alot of effort went into that

Matt Whyatts whip catch whip was siiick

TP double flipped in the second last show.

When you say it has to be a stock swing arm.. Does that mean an original crf one or can you put a different one (same shape) like a bbr one??