Eaglefreek
Husqvarna
Pro Class
I'll repeat a little bit about myself from the intro thread. I took a 20+ year break from bikes. I started getting the itch about 3 years ago to get another bike. Finally gave into the urge a few months ago and bought a cheap 93 KLX650R to get my feet wet and to see if I wanted to get back into it, without spending a bunch of cash. Well, based on the fact that I bought a new WR300, you know how that turned out. I was originally looking at getting a KTM 300, but stumbled on the WR in some searches. I made my decision without seeing the bike in person or sitting on one. I bought a leftover 2011 from Superbike Shop in Evansville, IN. They were great to deal with and the price was right. The bike already had a Pro Circuit pipe and silencer installed. It was a little over 500 miles round trip to pick it up.
I took it for a ride at an off road park, but it is mostly geared toward rock crawlers. It was slippery from a rain the night before. I dropped it twice, both times going up hill. I grew up in south FL and it was flat as a board and don't have any experience with going up or down hill. Especially when it is slippery clay with ruts from Jeeps. Man, I love this thing. Being a big guy, 6'2" 240, it fits perfect. Going from the Kawi to the Husky, is like going from a 73 Chrysler New Yorker to a Ferrari. Just the fact that it starts on the first kick is major improvement. I need to find some places to ride here in southern TN and northern AL and get in shape.

I took it for a ride at an off road park, but it is mostly geared toward rock crawlers. It was slippery from a rain the night before. I dropped it twice, both times going up hill. I grew up in south FL and it was flat as a board and don't have any experience with going up or down hill. Especially when it is slippery clay with ruts from Jeeps. Man, I love this thing. Being a big guy, 6'2" 240, it fits perfect. Going from the Kawi to the Husky, is like going from a 73 Chrysler New Yorker to a Ferrari. Just the fact that it starts on the first kick is major improvement. I need to find some places to ride here in southern TN and northern AL and get in shape.
