125-200cc Decided

Well, going to pick up my 2013 cr125 today! I'm working in Moundsville, WV but there is some MORE heavy weather moving in so they decided to call it. Sooooo I'm driving to Murrysville, Pa to pick it up. Yea, I love it when a plan falls together.
The wife? Well what can I say, I'm her oldest boy. Lol, I'll get out of the dog house eventually. I hope!
Really, she took it pretty good......for a non-dirt biker!

Dave

Congratulations! Is that the last one they had? I was thinking about making them an offer but you need money to do that

Mind if I ask how much you paid for it?

Be careful, it's really coming down this morning.

You've picked a good time to buy it. For months they were offering that bike without the 144 kit at a higher price. I think what you're getting now is a great deal!

And def. be careful - took me 80 minutes to get to work today (usually 30 minutes)

Thanks,I will let you know if there are anymore.
I kept watching their ad, and kept checking it hoping that they would sell it. I finally couldn't take it anymore. Dang cafe husky anyway LOL. Called put money on it and there it is. As far as price it's not the best price I've read about but 3999.00 and since I probably won't try to title it that's it. Not bad though for "two" new bikes.

Dave

Got it. And pretty it is!

By the way they have one more CR125 left

Dave

That's awesome - someone's going to get an awesome deal, just like you!

btw, did they kill you on out the door costs?

No, they did add a $112.00 "document" fee. Pretty tough filling out an MSO, tougher than I thought anyway. Lol it came to $4111.00. Still happy!

Dave

wow, that's awesome! I guess you didn't have to title it because you were out of state, thus no taxes as well?

No, I haven't titled it so no on the taxes. Not sure if I will or not. Can't hardly wait to ride it but I want to get it all greased and ready before I take it out and get it all muddy. As tempting as it is.

Dave

Got the swing arm and linkage bearings all greased up. Installed some hand guards(better known as lever guards for me) pushed it out of the garage two kicks later it was running. Let her warm up and away I went. Really, really,reeeally awesome. Found out that all this hype is not hype at all. This thing handles....easier I guess is the right word. Fun fun fun.
It ran great right out of the box. Absolutely screams mid to top which I assume is where it is meant to be ran. It keeps me busier in the woods but tracks straight and not squirrelly in the slick, which it was.
Couple of minor? disappoints though. No grab handles on the axles and no grease fittings on the linkage. Small things I guess but I miss them. Other than that, wonderful!

Dave