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me and a friend want to enter one


i bet it would be fun

how would the 230 do on it?

crf100rider21 wrote:how would the 230 do on it?

Depends on the terrain. The 230 is a great bike, but it is under-powered for its weight. My son rode his 230 in a D-22 8-mile loop harescramble and a 40-mile loop Enduro last year. The places he REALLY suffered were the hills. Otherwise, it shot through the trails pretty good.

hey i don't know how far you want to drive to race one but theres one not this weekend but next weekend in virginia. and i your just run unlimited or the d class it the 230 should do fine

well all i really have to ride at is a bunch of steep sand hills or muddy loose dirt hills so i have had alot of practice on hills

i just bought a crf 230,70,50 i havent ridden in since i was 8, i am now 33 , i enjoy ridding the 230 it great for ridding in the woods.

i ran my 230 in a harescrable last year it was fun, but i could not keep up with the rest of the pack. i was the smallest bike there! interestingly i tended to pass most of the two strokes on the long hills.

my 230 is its best on the hills i think its because im light im 13 and about 125lbs. and im 5'5

I know that feeling calg450. I ran my first one on New Year's day, The Hangover 100 at Slade's Park. All I kept saying to myself was " I need a bigger bike". I was pleasantly surprised at the 230. Where other people were getting stuck, I was blasting threw. After a while my hands went numb though. It was the hardest trail I've ever ridden and also the most fun.