2 stroke VS 4 stroke?

You can do tricks on a 4-stroke but I wouldn't reccomend it.

yea i think jeese was riding with his head in his ass also i mean durrr do you have to mix gas on a 2 stroke do 4 strokes weigh more anyone even people who dont know anythign about riding know about 4 strokes and they weigh more all the moving parts in a 4 stroke how can jeese be that much of an idiot?

yea i think jeese was riding with his head in his ass also i mean durrr do you have to mix gas on a 2 stroke do 4 strokes weigh more anyone even people who dont know anythign about riding know about 4 strokes and they weigh more all the moving parts in a 4 stroke how can jeese be that much of an idiot?

If i were you i would go with a 2 stroke. im on a 250f right now trying freestyle, and i think i might go buy a yz250. Its a great bike, and i love it, its just not great for freestyle yet. Give them time, and i bet we see 4 strokers freestylin big in the future.

I would say go with the 2 stroke, as thats what 99% of those guys are on. But then I would also say, you sound like you have no clue about riding a bike, so dont even try anything like this stuff. Get some ride time and work your way up.

Also, been riding for 5 years and you had to ask the mix question? I dont think so, sorry.

mAlfunkti0n wrote:

Also, been riding for 5 years and you had to ask the mix question? I dont think so, sorry.

Even 6 year olds who have never even touched a bike could know oil is mixed in the gas can when putting it into the weedwacker or something ya know lol

He's definitely not been riding for 5 years

wait, jessic, im not trying to start anything but if youve been riding for 5 years shouldnt you know that a four stroke weighs more then a 2 stroke? just wondering

OK to get the records straight It IS spelled nacnac it's cancan spelled backwards. @ leave the kid alone, it was kind of a dumb remark but I remember asking questions like that when I was younger. And not to sound like a d!(k but I'm a pro fmx rider. I used to say 2 stroke all the way but the 4 banger has come a long way. Guy's are doing flip TRICKS with them. It's all preffrence now. I still prefer a 2. About the riding 4 5 years and not knowing about wich you have 2 premix I also call BS. Or you never got close to a 4 stroke in your life, wich is rare do to the fact lawnmowers are 4 strokes. You guy's need to chill. It was a simple newbi question. I hope I don't make anyone mad. Just calling it like I see it.

hey jesse ur a biaaatcchhh any idot can work on their bike and do a no footer and one hander and learn how to spell nac nac dumbass. eat shit

Im not a "freestyler" but i do muck around a bit with jumping at the local track and mates private tracks. i hopped off a 125 onto a rmz450 in january this year.
in regards to which i prefer, the 450 hands down. Apart from leaving a bit of trailing/not shutting off the throttle, the 450 whips better, and it seems to me you don't need to be as focused on the jump as much as you do on a 125.
So, if you have the choice and i was in your position, definatly a fourstroke. But then you MAY have issues with engine work sooner or later which is big $$.

lotta drama...but i hafta agree with crf250r

HondAWhiP wrote:

Its getting just u bit too hot in here.

as for weights
CRF 250 92.5 kg
CR250 96.6 kg

i think that most of u use lb so it wont mean much to u but ne ways
i think they mostly use 2 strokes because they are a bit better on the landings and they use power band on the up ramp and 4 strokes dont have power band so yea

4-strokes have power band from the second you turn the throttle i reckon you could use 4-Strokes and 2-Strokes in FMX theres an FMX team here in Melbourne called Empire Freestyle team and they ride 2-strokes and 4-strokes so its possable that professional FMX could start riding both machines

I prefer the 2's over 4's mainly i only basicly have been riding 2's and theier pwerban just takes off that jump like nothing.

HondAWhiP wrote:

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4 strokes dont have power band so yea

Could'nt have been more wrong. Every engine has a power band 4 stroke or 2 stroke. Power band describes the power delivery. Not some majic rubber band.