Old bike new owner! My new Kdx 200
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Old bike new owner! My new Kdx 200
Around 2 weeks ago I bought my 1990 KDX 200, it's in very good shape and the plastics are original ( the stickers aren't)- for the first impression, I really like this bike for it's consistent power delivery and how light it feels while riding, this forum seems really helpful with many mechanical problems so I'll definitely be coming back here again!
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Re: Old bike new owner! My new Kdx 200
Welcome! I love the older E-series bikes.
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Re: Old bike new owner! My new Kdx 200
NICE! Congratulations on your KDX. Thanks for joining.
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Re: Old bike new owner! My new Kdx 200
Great looking bike!
That's very clean and very sharp looking, I like the color combos with the seat cover versus the green, and the clean appearance and good condition.
The E-Series definitely have an advantage of a lighter feel due to the more conventional center spine frame keeping the fuel tank configuration's weight down lower versus the H-Series Motocross style perimeter frame (fuel is cradled in the middle, up higher) which is technically a better frame - however the lower center of gravity on the E-Series definitely feels better and more nimble....
The classic '88-'89 KX stylings of the '89-'94 E-Series is always a good look.
That's very clean and very sharp looking, I like the color combos with the seat cover versus the green, and the clean appearance and good condition.
The E-Series definitely have an advantage of a lighter feel due to the more conventional center spine frame keeping the fuel tank configuration's weight down lower versus the H-Series Motocross style perimeter frame (fuel is cradled in the middle, up higher) which is technically a better frame - however the lower center of gravity on the E-Series definitely feels better and more nimble....
The classic '88-'89 KX stylings of the '89-'94 E-Series is always a good look.
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