Man that looks cool..sand is the one medium I have never had the opportunity to ride in to any great degree.
I went to Ganny last year and followed on the tails of a couple other members with me on my 200X, one of which was on a 350X (Jason125M)..I felt the same and came home and found a 350X the next week. This is a decision you will not regret!!
Still haven't had a chance to get back there with it though..![]()
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Current toys..
1986 Honda 350X..trail bomb!
1985 Honda 250SX..my main mudder
1985 Honda 250ES..Back in Black Trike
Current non-trike toys:
1990 Honda TRX300FW
1995 Seadoo GTX
1998 Polaris Indy Lite 340(Nearly new looking)
1998 Polaris Touring 500
1998 Club Car (electric)
[QUOTE=dougspcs:1231929]Man that looks cool..sand is the one medium I have never had the opportunity to ride in to any great degree.
Yea the sand was fun something different, i myself had only rode trails! But i have to admit i love the trails alot better lol its just more of a thrill getting through all the obstacles! As far as upgrading im goingnto need to if i want to keep riding sand the 350x will do awesome im sure; because i felt ok getting around just some of the hills were a challenge.
Looked like fun... Loved the pics.. Thanks for posting them up...
86 Tri-Z
86 Honda 250R,
84 Tecate
Hell yeah! Sand is a blast! I grew up in Jersey and we had a giant sand pit (several thousand acres) right across the street from us. I only got to ride it a couple times before we moved. My dad and I are planning to go to Little Sahara Thanksgiving week to ride with several friends I have from another forum. Been 12 years since we've ridden sand, should be fun! Hope to have the 350x done by then...
Not a problem, thank you It was a blast fish tailing all over the place lol!Originally Posted by 3Queen:1231985
That sounds like fun! Hope u guys make it there ill have to keep an eye on your x project hope to see it soon!Originally Posted by 6speedthumper:1231993
You will^^^. Got some things for it. Waiting on others.
I went through the same progression. I had 2 first gen 200X's. Fantastic trail riders. Easy for my son to learn on. As fast as I cared to go on trails and hard pack.
But, they struggled in the dunes with me on them (push 300lbs with gear). I could ride them all day and have a lot of fun, but there I had to plan my dune attacks. No extra power to resolve mistakes 3/4 up a dune.
2 years later, I have no 200X's. They weren't getting any ride time (one did not move for a year) after I got the 350X and the 250R.
The 250R is my favorite in the dunes.
Hell yeah. The R was made for dunes.