Logan just turned six and still has an occasional problem with the CRF50 and the sharp turning with small wheels. Instacrashes in corners if he doesn't point his foot out. Is now just starting to get the whole kick thing figured out... many many diggers now... lots of fun... but lots of Daddy on Duty helping.... learning to shift is another whole learning concept... 1st 2nd 3rd made no sense to him so we go with turtle wolf and cheetah.... works great... I think the move up to the KX 65 will work well in about six months. The shifting without clutch is a good transition. T
Quality time with your kids can't be matched. I'm sure she will appreciate her first bike and first ride with dad. A Kodak moment for sure.
I snagged a nice PW80 from buddy Jakes brothers barn. I knew there was one close, there always is if you ask around. yes, i did just post a picture of a PW80
Kelly, I had 4 daughters & a bike around for each. My youngest daughter was the only one that took to it. We have had many rides & many good times together. She was my tomboy & didn't mind the pain or getting dirty. She has a CRF230 now but is having a baby soon so it will be interesting to see if grandma will babysit while we go riding. Enjoy that little girl while you can & keep it fun.
Just picked up a 97 KE 100 for wife and daughter to try out. I'll get pics up soon. State inspected and ready to go.
Here it is. Cleaned up real nice. Took a few laps around the neighborhood and up to the gas station. 2 gallon tank. So far, 18 yr old daughter loves it. My wife just rolled her eyes.
I bought my son a CRF50F when he was seven. Start them young and they will be the next generation of riders.
